Yugoslavia
The disagreement started nearly 30 years ago, when the former Yugoslav republic declared independence and chose its name.
NATO was trying to stop attacks against ethnic Albanians in Kosovo, a province of the Yugoslav republic of Serbia.
They included the future England World Cup winner Bobby Charlton as well as a pregnant Yugoslav woman and her young daughter.
Earlier in Clinton's presidency, the United States had led NATO airstrikes against Serb targets in the former Yugoslav republic of Bosnia.
The full text of the 1947 Yugoslav indictment of Waldheim for war crimes was made public. NPR's Mike Shuster has details.
My friend and Slovenian tour guide Tina Hiti is joining us to help sort out the Yugoslav puzzle.
They just got caught up in the gale of the world like that Yugoslav that Tito bumped off.
When Yugoslavia disintegrated in the early 1990s the Serbs, backed by Serbia and the Yugoslav army, carved out their own mini-state in Krajina.
The EU money will aid in rebuilding cities like Dubrovnik. In 1991, the Croatian city came under attack from the Yugoslav army and navy.
Some claim the 37-year-old newswoman was targeted by Serbian or Yugoslav groups or was killed over a conviction that was the result of her news reports.
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