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The 15 pages that link to Slobodan Milošević, each with the reason it gives.

• Bosnian WarRelated: His role in regional politics and support for Bosnian Serb forces became a major subject of prosecution.

• International Criminal Tribunal for the former YugoslaviaRelated: His trial was the tribunal’s first prosecution of a sitting head of state.

• Dayton AgreementRelated: Milošević accepted key terms on behalf of Bosnian Serb leaders during the negotiations.

• Breakup of YugoslaviaRelated: His centralization campaign sharpened conflicts with republics seeking greater autonomy or independence.

• Yugoslav WarsRelated: His centralizing policies and support for Serb claims influenced conflicts in Croatia and Bosnia.

• Croatian War of IndependenceRelated: His policies and influence over Serbian forces made him a central figure in the conflict.

• Serbian nationalismRelated: His rule mobilized Serbian national concerns amid Yugoslavia’s collapse and the ensuing wars.

• NATO bombing of YugoslaviaRelated: NATO sought his government’s withdrawal of forces from Kosovo.

• Peter HandkeRelated: Handke’s interventions concerning Milošević and the Yugoslav wars provoked sustained criticism.

• Franjo TuđmanRelated: Tuđman negotiated with Milošević over the breakup of Yugoslavia and the wars in Croatia and Bosnia.

• Greater SerbiaRelated: His rule is closely associated with the wars and territorial politics often discussed through this project.

• Radovan KaradžićRelated: The prosecution examined Karadžić’s political and military links with Milošević’s government.

• Richard HolbrookeRelated: Holbrooke negotiated directly with Milošević, who became the principal Serbian signatory at Dayton.

• Greater CroatiaRelated: His wartime negotiations with Tuđman involved proposals concerning Bosnia and Herzegovina.

• History of KosovoRelated: His government curtailed Kosovo’s autonomy and confronted Albanian resistance.