1944
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- 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
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- 2000
- October 23
- 2004
- June 23
- September 9
- 2006
- March 17
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- 2009
- March 4
- 2011
- July 9
Srebrenica Massacre Begins
July 11, 1995
On July 11, 1995, Bosniak civilians fled the Serbian advance on Srebrenica and sought shelter at the UN base north of Srebrenica at Potocari. UN declared Srebrenica a "safe haven," but Bosnian Serb forces launched a new offensive to capture Srebrenica. They killed an estimated 8,000 Bosnian Muslim men and boys, the largest massacre in Europe since the Holocaust.
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