Croatian War of Independence

The Homeland War

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The Croatian War of Independence was fought from 1991 to 1995 over Croatia's independence. Following Croatia's declaration of independence from Yugoslavia, conflicts erupted between the Croatian government forces, ethnic Serbian forces, and the Yugoslav People's Army. After approximately four years of combat, the war ended with Croatia reclaiming most of its territory, subsequently solidifying its status as an independent sovereign state internationally.

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Croatia

Capital/Largest City: Zagreb Area: 56,610km² Population: 3,848,160 Population Density: 73/km² Language: Croatian Political System: Republic, Unitary State, Unicameral, Parliamentary System GDP: $68 billion GDP per capita: $17,222 UN Member: Yes Faction: Croatian Side

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Capital/Largest City: Sarajevo Area: 51,197km² Population: 3,140,095 Population Density: 30/km² Language: Bosnian, Serbian, Croatian Political System: Federalism, Parliamentary System GDP: $26.9 billion GDP per capita: $7,778 UN Member: Yes Faction: Croatian Side (1992–1995)

NATO

Founded: April 4, 1949 Headquarters: Brussels, Belgium Official Languages: English, French Faction: Croatian Side

Yugoslavia

Capital: Belgrade Area: 255,804km² Population: 23,657,623 Languages: Serbo-Croatian, Slovenian, Macedonian Faction: Serbian Side (Until 1992, subsequently transitioned to the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia)

Republic of Serbian Krajina

Faction: Serbian Side

Republika Srpska

Faction: Serbian Side

Supporting Nations

Croatian Supporters: Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina (until 1992), Croatian Republic of Herzeg-Bosnia, Albania, Georgia, Sweden, Vatican City, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania Serbian Supporters: FR Yugoslavia (1992–), Russia (until 1992)