War and Peace in Bosnia The Balkans and IFOR's role
Religion, fear, and nationalism shape the Bosnia crisis as IFOR numbers grow to 60,000, policing postwar lines. Analysts note mass graves, refugees, and divided lands between Muslim Croat federation and Serb Republic while calls for justice echo in US policy.
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Janus
IFOR
NATO
Bosnia
Dayton
Ohio
Hague
Colide
Yugoslavia
Tito
Republic of
Serbia
Croatia
Bosnia-Herzegovina
U of I
Suchanek
Sucanek
U.S
Roddy
University of Nebraska At Omaha
Slovenia
Republic of Serbia
Philip Pavich
Waterloo
Iowa
Pavich
Macedonia
Czechoslovakia
Czech Republic
Slovakia
United States
Coe
America
Balkans
Europe
Asia
Africa
Newark
Detroit
Watts
Chicago
Iowa connections among soldiers serving in Bosnia
A list highlights Iowa linked troops in Bosnia including Sgt. Robert Neumann and Spc. Gregory A. Cover with Cedar Rapids ties. The piece notes family details and APO addresses in Bosnia and reflects on civilian life and census grouping in Bosnia before the conflict.
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Bosnia
Iowa
Gazette
Spc
Gregory A. Cover
Operation Joint Endeavor
APO
Jefferson High School
Greg
Janet
Gordon Cover
Cedar Rapids
Flag becomes symbol of unit pride at Camp Angela
Army Sgt. Robert Neumann led 2nd Platoon, Bravo Battery to victory over a ban on flying the U S flag at Camp Angela The unit now raises the flag daily with formal color guard duties as a morale and constitutional stand The Cedar Rapids native reflects on duty Gulf War and his shift from recruiter to field role while family stays home
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Rick Smith
Attle
Camp Angela
Army
Robert Neumann
Cedar Rapids
U.S
Neumann
Stars & Stripes
Debra
Robbie
Saudi Arabia
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Omaha
Neb
Glenn Janus
Coe College
Anus
Rebecca West
Black Lamb
Grey
Sarajevo
Chris Stewar
Sgt
47Th Fsb
Manson
Kirkwood Community College
Olovo
Osovo
Bravo Battery