Introduction and Thesis - Facts about Bosnia and HerzegovinaOne of the many results of the fall of communism in Europe, the Bosnian genocide is considered the largest massacre in Europe since World War II(hnhh.org* * ). The Bosnian genocide, which lasted about 3 years, wiped out millions of citizens, especially Bosnian Muslims, known as Bosniaks. The country of Bosnia and Herzegovina has gone through cultural desegregation and religious tensions that have increased as time has passed. Bosnia and Herzegovina, located just west of Serbia, is a European country with a population of approximately 3,834,000 people (2012 Google estimate). However, the population estimate in the year 1992 was 4,113,000 and at the end of the genocide in 1995, the population dropped to 3,521,000 million (same google) and has since increased slightly and remained constant. The main languages ​​are Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian. The main religions of Bosnia that make up the country are Islam, with the highest percentage of the population at 40%, which before the genocide was actually estimated at 44% (**understand what the connection was), followed by Orthodox Christians , at 31%. , then Roman Catholics with 15% of the population, followed by other religions which make up another 14% overall. The capital is Sarajevo, which was also supposed to be a safe haven for Muslims who feared during the genocide and war, along with the other cities Gordaze and Srebrenica. However, these cities were not only seized, but were also signs of massacres and bloodshed within a nation. In 1995, the city of Srebrenica became one of the major targets in the eyes of the Army of Republika Srpska. Srebrenica was considered extremely ethnically diverse, and those who favored the creation of the new Republika Srpska despised it. So in... half of the document... er, he took over the legal title of President of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, saying that in a sense he has already held the position for some time in the last ten years since its creation in 1992 .***Milośević was one of the main leaders behind the idea of ​​ethnic cleansing in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Milośević planned to expand Serbia's borders through violence and corrupt power. In Milośević's eyes, “the powerful dictated the borders, never the weak”, and to achieve the territorial expansion he desired, Serbia had to be the aggressor.(590//Blood&Soil).rape in war***It's State it is estimated that during the war and genocide in Bosnia, around 50,000 women were raped, along with kidnapping, beatings, torture and in some cases even murder (quote // book on genocide). Genocide Death and Statistics Impact of the United Nations Life after Genocide Conclusion