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Bosniaks
Event Types (Count):
NegTrigger (8)
Negative Trigger
The
majority
of
those
killed
Killing
were
Bosniaks
(
or
Bosnian
Muslims
)
.
In
March
1992
,
the
Bosnian
referendum
on
independence
was
passed
Process_end
with
overwhelming
support
Supporting
from
Bosniaks
and
Bosnian
Croats
,
although
Bosnian
Serbs
either
boycotted
Agree_or_refuse_to_act
it
or
were
prevented
Preventing_or_letting
from
voting
Choosing
by
Bosnian
Serb
authorities
.
As
a
result
,
the
JNA
began
Process_start
to
lose
Earnings_and_losses
Slovenes
,
Croats
,
Kosovar
Albanians
,
Bosniaks
,
and
ethnic
Macedonians
,
and
effectively
became
Becoming
a
Serb
army
.
Following
the
Slovenian
and
Croatian
secessions
from
the
Socialist
Federal
Republic
of
Yugoslavia
in
1991
,
the
multi-ethnic
Socialist
Republic
of
Bosnia
and
Herzegovina
–
which
was
inhabited
Come_together
by
mainly
Muslim
Bosniaks
(
44
percent
)
,
as
well
as
Orthodox
Serbs
(
32.5
percent
)
and
Catholic
Croats
(
17
percent
)
–
passed
a
referendum
Request
for
independence
on
29
February
1992
.
The
conflict
Hostile_encounter
was
initially
between
the
Yugoslav
Army
units
in
Bosnia
which
later
transformed
Change
into
the
Army
of
Republika
Srpska
(
VRS
)
on
the
one
side
,
and
the
Army
of
the
Republic
of
Bosnia
and
Herzegovina
(
ARBiH
)
which
was
largely
composed
of
Bosniaks
,
and
the
Croat
forces
in
the
Croatian
Defence
Council
(
HVO
)
on
the
other
side
.
Tensions
between
Croats
and
Bosniaks
increased
Cause_change_of_position_on_a_scale
throughout
late
1992
,
resulting
in
the
Croat–Bosniak
War
that
escalated
Process_start
in
early
1993
.
The
Serbs
,
although
initially
militarily
superior
due
to
the
weapons
and
resources
provided
Supply
by
the
JNA
,
eventually
lost
Earnings_and_losses
momentum
as
the
Bosniaks
and
Croats
allied
Collaboration
themselves
against
the
Republika
Srpska
in
1994
with
the
creation
of
the
Federation
of
Bosnia
and
Herzegovina
following
the
Washington
agreement
.
By
early
2008
,
the
International
Criminal
Tribunal
for
the
former
Yugoslavia
had
convicted
Legal_rulings
45
Serbs
,
12
Croats
and
4
Bosniaks
of
war
crimes
in
connection
with
the
war
Military_operation
in
Bosnia
.
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