With their swift seizure of most of Krajina, the Croatian armed forces have destroyed Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic’s blueprint for a Greater Serbia. If Milosevic had had any thoughts of ...

Serbia marks Krajina exodus. A religious ceremony has been held in the Serbian capital, Belgrade, to mark the eighth anniversary of the exodus of more than 200,000 ethnic Serbs from Croatia during a ...

After reading your April 2 article titled ”Rebels want enclave united with Serbia,” I want to give your readers a few additional facts about proclaimed Serbian sovereignty in the Krajina ...

In 1990-1991 Serbs in Krajina declared their loyalty to the Serbian government led by Slobodan Milosevic and got help from elements in the Yugoslav federal army.

Vukovar, Croatia – “It’s cows,” says Marko Mlakic to his friend Grga Krajina, describing the smell in the fields of Vukovar, a town on the border between Croatia and Serbia.. Twenty-four ...

The newly established, self-proclaimed republics (Serbian Krajina among others) kept multiplying to allow the metropolises to retain control. (One consolidated unit would be harder to keep in check.) ...

During this military offensive, Croatia recaptured a Serb-inhabited region of its territory known as Krajina. In the process, about 200,000 Serbs were driven from their homes.