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The 26 pages that link to Breakup of Yugoslavia, each with the reason it gives.

• Dissolution of the Soviet UnionCompared with: Both were socialist federations, but Yugoslavia’s dissolution involved far more sustained interstate warfare.

• Partitions of PolandCompared with: Unlike the partitions, Yugoslavia’s breakup involved internal secession and warfare rather than three coordinated external divisions.

• Bosnian WarNarrower topic: The federation’s collapse created the political crisis in which Bosnia’s war began.

• Ethnic cleansingNarrower topic: Nationalist conflict during the dissolution created conditions for campaigns of territorial expulsion.

• Josip Broz TitoBroader topic: The federation Tito led disintegrated after his death amid economic, constitutional, and nationalist conflicts.

• Kosovo WarNarrower topic: The breakup destabilized the region in which the Kosovo conflict developed.

• Bosnia and HerzegovinaRelated: The federation’s collapse preceded Bosnia and Herzegovina’s independence and war.

• Socialist Federal Republic of YugoslaviaBroader topic: The federation’s collapse ended its shared political framework.

• YugoslaviaBroader topic: Its breakup ended the federal state and produced new national borders.

• Yugoslav WarsNarrower topic: The wars accompanied the federation’s disintegration and disputes over its successor states.

• KosovoNarrower topic: Kosovo’s status dispute unfolded amid the federation’s dissolution and its aftermath.

• Croatian War of IndependenceNarrower topic: The federation’s collapse created the political crisis in which Croatia declared independence.

• Siege of SarajevoNarrower topic: The breakup created the political crisis in which Bosnia declared independence and war began.

• Dissolution of CzechoslovakiaCompared with: It contrasts sharply with Czechoslovakia’s negotiated separation without armed conflict.

• NATO bombing of YugoslaviaNarrower topic: The campaign occurred in the aftermath of wars and contested borders created by Yugoslavia’s dissolution.

• Serbo-CroatianRelated: The breakup accelerated the separate official codification and naming of national standards.

• BalkanizationBroader topic: It is the most prominent late-twentieth-century case linked to the word's modern use.

• Ratko MladićNarrower topic: The breakup created the conflict in which Mladić rose to military command.

• Yugoslav Constitution of 1974Related: The constitution’s strong republics and weak federal coordination formed part of the breakup’s institutional setting.

• Greater SerbiaRelated: Competing national projects, including Greater Serbia, shaped the conflicts surrounding dissolution.

• Radovan KaradžićNarrower topic: The state’s collapse created the political crisis in which Karadžić rose to power.

• Army of the Republic of Bosnia and HerzegovinaNarrower topic: The breakup produced Bosnia’s independence and the competing claims that drove the war.

• Edvard KardeljRelated: Kardelj’s constitutional legacy is debated in accounts of how republican power and federal authority interacted.

• Republic of Bosnia and HerzegovinaRelated: The federation’s collapse created the political conditions for Bosnia and Herzegovina’s independence.

• Battle of VukovarNarrower topic: The federation’s collapse created the political crisis in which Vukovar was fought over.

• History of SerbiaRelated: The breakup brought war, sanctions, and contested borders to Serbia.