Croatian Armed Forces NVA Steel Combat Helmet & Decal Krajina War
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The war in Croatia is the name used for a series of related armed conflicts that took place during and immediately after the breakup of Yugoslavia - from 1991 to 1995 - on the territory of today's Croatia between Croatian military, police and paramilitary forces on the one hand, and paramilitary forces on the other. rebel Croatian Serbs, i.e. the forces of the Republic of Serbian Krajina, supported by the Yugoslav People's Army, and later by Serbia.[9] In Croatia, the term Homeland War is used for that conflict - while in English literature, the term Croatian War of Independence is also used. The war in Croatia is often taken as part of a wider whole, which also includes the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina (1992-1995). After the collapse of communism in Eastern Europe, the goal of Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina was to create independence, while the JNA, Serbian rebels and paramilitary formations - under the organization and command of Serbian President Slobodan Milošević - aimed to maintain that areas under the control of Belgrade with the help of "ethnic cleansing" of the non-Serb population and the creation of two new Serbian states in those territories.
The war and war destruction covered 54% of the Croatian territory, where 36% of the Croatian population lived. Serbian soldiers occupied 14,760 km2 or 26% of Croatian territory. UNHCR estimates that in 1991 there were around 500,000 exiles and refugees in Croatia, and in addition 150,000 people were in exile abroad.
According to the data of the State Audit for the Inventory and Assessment of War Damage, direct war damage in Croatia in the period 1990-1999. year was 236,431,568,000 kuna. According to other data, 180,000 homes were destroyed, 25% of the Croatian economy was destroyed, and $27 billion in material damage was caused.
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