1944
- 1946
- July 4
- October 1
- 1948
- June 25
- 1951
- January 12
- 1959
- August 28
- 1961
- December 15
- 1988
- November 5
- 1993
- April 22
- May 25
- 1994
- April 6
- November 8
- 1995
- July 11
- November 21
- 1998
- July 17
- September 2
- 2000
- October 23
- 2004
- June 23
- September 9
- 2006
- March 17
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- 2009
- March 4
- 2011
- July 9
Dayton Peace Agreement Reached
November 21, 1995
The three-year civil war in Bosnia-Herzegovina ended in 1995 with a peace agreement negotiated in Dayton, Ohio. The civil war was waged by Bosnian Serbs who objected to Bosnia-Herzegovina's independence from the former Yugoslavia and who were heavily backed by the Yugoslav armed forces. The peace agreement recognized Bosnia-Herzegovina as an independent state consisting of two entities, the Bosnian Federation and the Serb Republic, that are joined by a central government with limited powers.
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