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1 The Ethnic Composition of Yugoslavia, 1991
‘View Show' to view and zoom map The Ethnic Composition of Yugoslavia, 1991 Yugoslavia had the most ethnically diverse population in eastern Europe. The Republic of Croatia had substantial Serbian and Muslim minorities. Bosnia-Herzegovina had large Muslim, Serbian, and Croatian populations, none of which had a majority. In June 1991, Serbia's brutal effort to seize territory and unite all Serbs in a single state brought a tragic civil war. Copyright © Cengage Learning. All rights reserved.

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