Republic of Srpska - Revision history

AutisticYugoslav: Redirecting from a pro-Serbian narrative into a more pro-Yugoslav and pro-Marxist narrative.

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Redirecting from a pro-Serbian narrative into a more pro-Yugoslav and pro-Marxist narrative.

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	''"Republika Srpska" redirects here. For the Yugoslav Wars ~~enity~~, see [[Republika Srpska (1992-1995)]].''{{Infobox country\|name=Republic of Srpska\|native_name=Република Српска\|image_flag=Flag of Republika Srpska.svg\|image_coat=Seal of Republika Srpska.svg\|capital=Banja Luka\|largest_city=Banja Luka\|mode_of_production=[[Capitalism]]\|image_map=Republika Srpska map.svg\|map_width=260\|map_caption=Republika Srpska (red) in Bosnia and Herzegovina\|official_languages=Serbo-Croatian\|area_km2=25,053\|population_estimate=1,136,274\|population_estimate_year=2020}}		''"Republika Srpska" redirects here. For the Yugoslav Wars entity, see [[Republika Srpska (1992-1995)]].''{{Infobox country\|name=Republic of Srpska\|native_name=Република Српска\|image_flag=Flag of Republika Srpska.svg\|image_coat=Seal of Republika Srpska.svg\|capital=Banja Luka\|largest_city=Banja Luka\|mode_of_production=[[Capitalism]]\|image_map=Republika Srpska map.svg\|map_width=260\|map_caption=Republika Srpska (red) in Bosnia and Herzegovina\|official_languages=Serbo-Croatian\|area_km2=25,053\|population_estimate=1,136,274\|population_estimate_year=2020}}

	The '''Republic of Srpska''', also known as '''Republika Srpska''', is one of two regions of [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]] along with the [[Islam\|Muslim]]-[[Republic of Croatia\|Croat]] [[Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina\|Federation of Bosnia]].		The '''Republic of Srpska''', also known as '''Republika Srpska''', is one of two regions of [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]] along with the [[Islam\|Muslim]]-[[Republic of Croatia\|Croat]] [[Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina\|Federation of Bosnia]]. It was established in 1992 primarly for the safeguarding of Serbians living in Bosnia. This resulted in the displacement of Bosnians and Croats living in the areas of RS while Serbians were displaced from the federation into RS. The [[Dayton Agreement]] solidified this separatist entity as its "administrative entity". It is a notable example of divide and conquer based on ethnic grounds by the [[Imperial core\|Western imperialism]].<ref>{{Citation\|author=Mark Levene\|year=2000\|title=Patterns of Prejudice\|title-url=https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/00313220008559138\|chapter=The Limits of Tolerance: Nation–State Building and What It Means for Minority Groups\|quote=Consider, instead, one contemporary parallel, Bosnia: the degree to which the international community via the Owen-Vance plan, or even the later Dayton accord, actively promoted or endorsed the destruction of a multi-ethnic society; the degree to which it helped to facilitate the creation of a greater Serbia or an enlarged Croatia; the degree to which it was, at the very least, an accessory after the fact to both 'ethnic cleansing' and sub-genocide.\|doi=10.1080/00313220008559138\|volume=34}}</ref>

	== History ==		== History ==

	The [[North Atlantic Treaty Organization\|West]] forced [[Radovan Karadžić]] him out of office and replaced him with the [[Monarchism\|monarchist]] [[Biljana Plavšić]] who purged over 100 leftist officers from the army. [[Carlos Westendorp]], ~~[[North Atlantic Treaty Organization\|NATO]]'s [[Neocolonialism\|colonial]] representative in Bosnia~~, ~~approved Plavšić's nomination~~ of ~~[[Milorad Dodik]]~~ as ~~premier and deployed troops around~~ the ~~Interior Ministry~~ to ~~intimidate the government~~.		On January 9th, 1992, the Serb Republic of Bosnia was established as a separatist entity safeguarding Serbian nationalism. Radovan Karadžić was the first president of RS from 1992 to 1996.

	~~In 1997~~, ~~with Western support~~, Plavšić ~~dissolved the People~~'s ~~Assembly while appointing monarchists to her staff. In August~~ of ~~that year, NATO began seizing~~ [[~~police~~]] ~~stations~~ and ~~installing new police officers trained by~~ the ~~West. At~~ the ~~same time, NATO troops took over radio and TV stations and teargassed protestors~~.		[[Radovan Karadžić]] was replaced with the [[Monarchism\|monarchist]] [[Biljana Plavšić]] in 1996 since the Dayton Agreement banned him from being in office. [[Carlos Westendorp]], [[North Atlantic Treaty Organization\|NATO]]'s [[Neocolonialism\|colonial]] representative in Bosnia, approved Plavšić's nomination of [[Milorad Dodik]] as premier and deployed troops around the Interior Ministry to intimidate the government.

	In September 1998, despite NATO interference, ~~the [[Anti-imperialism\|anti-imperialist]]~~ [[Nikola Poplašen]] won the presidential election. NATO tried to make him appoint Dodik as prime minister, and Westendorp ~~overthrew~~ him when he refused. On the same day, NATO gave the city of Brčko, which connected the two halves of Republika Srpska, to the Federation of Bosnia, preventing Serb troops from moving between the two halves of Srpska without NATO permission.<ref name=":03">{{Citation\|author=[[Michael Parenti]]\|year=2000\|title=To Kill a Nation\|chapter=Republika Srpska: Democracy, NATO Style\|page=58–66\|pdf=https://leftychan.net/edu/src/1614706295182-3.pdf\|publisher=Verso}}</ref>		In 1997, Plavšić founded the Serb National Alliance (SNS RS).<ref>{{Web citation\|newspaper=Press\|title=Biografija Biljane Plavšić\|date=2009-09-15\|url=http://www.pressonline.rs/info/politika/79799/biografija-biljane-plavsic.html}}</ref> In August of that year, NATO began seizing [[police]] stations and installing new police officers trained by the West. At the same time, NATO troops took over radio and TV stations and teargassed protestors.

			In September 1998, despite NATO interference, [[Nikola Poplašen]] (awarded as Chetnik Vojvoda by Vojislav Šešelj) won the presidential election.<ref>{{Web citation\|author=Senad Pećanin\|newspaper=BH Dani\|title=Intervju Dana: NIKOLA POPLAŠEN\|date=1998-09-28\|url=https://www.bhdani.ba/portal/arhiva-67-281/85/inter.htm}}</ref><ref>{{Web citation\|author=Rodolfo Toè\|newspaper=Balkan Transitional Justice\|title=Serb Extremist’s Promotion Causes Anger in Bosnia\|date=2015-11-13\|url=https://balkaninsight.com/2015/11/13/serb-radical-s-new-public-office-sparks-outrage-in-bosnia-11-12-2015/\|quote=The election of Nikola Poplasen, a so-called 'Chetnik Duke', to the board of the Agency for Development of Higher Education of Bosnia and Herzegovina, has caused widespread shock.}}</ref> NATO tried to make him appoint Dodik as prime minister, and Westendorp removed him when he refused. On the same day, NATO gave the city of Brčko, which connected the two halves of Republika Srpska, to the Federation of Bosnia, preventing Serb troops from moving between the two halves of Srpska without NATO permission.<ref name=":03">{{Citation\|author=[[Michael Parenti]]\|year=2000\|title=To Kill a Nation\|chapter=Republika Srpska: Democracy, NATO Style\|page=58–66\|pdf=https://leftychan.net/edu/src/1614706295182-3.pdf\|publisher=Verso}}</ref>

	== References ==		== References ==
	~~[[Category:Targets of imperialism]]~~
	[[Category:Administrative divisions of countries]]		[[Category:Administrative divisions of countries]]

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	== History ==		== History ==

	~~=== Bosnian War (1992–1995) ===~~		The [[North Atlantic Treaty Organization\|West]] forced [[Radovan Karadžić]] him out of office and replaced him with the [[Monarchism\|monarchist]] [[Biljana Plavšić]] who purged over 100 leftist officers from the army. [[Carlos Westendorp]], [[North Atlantic Treaty Organization\|NATO]]'s [[Neocolonialism\|colonial]] representative in Bosnia, approved Plavšić's nomination of [[Milorad Dodik]] as premier and deployed troops around the Interior Ministry to intimidate the government.
	[[Radovan Karadžić]], the first president of Srpska, proposed allowing majority Serb areas of Bosnia to stay in [[Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (1992–2006)\|Yugoslavia]]. He appointed many [[Communism\|communist]] officers even though he was not a communist himself.<ref name=":03" />

	~~=== Post-Dayton agreement (1995–present) ===~~
	The [[North Atlantic Treaty Organization\|West]] ~~then~~ forced him out of office and replaced him with the [[Monarchism\|monarchist]] [[Biljana Plavšić]] who purged over 100 leftist officers from the army. [[Carlos Westendorp]], [[North Atlantic Treaty Organization\|NATO]]'s [[Neocolonialism\|colonial]] representative in Bosnia, approved Plavšić's nomination of [[Milorad Dodik]] as premier and deployed troops around the Interior Ministry to intimidate the government.

	In 1997, with Western support, Plavšić dissolved the People's Assembly while appointing monarchists to her staff. In August of that year, NATO began seizing [[police]] stations and installing new police officers trained by the West. At the same time, NATO troops took over radio and TV stations and teargassed protestors.		In 1997, with Western support, Plavšić dissolved the People's Assembly while appointing monarchists to her staff. In August of that year, NATO began seizing [[police]] stations and installing new police officers trained by the West. At the same time, NATO troops took over radio and TV stations and teargassed protestors.

ComradeSyntrofos at 09:06, 30 April 2024

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	{{Infobox country\|name=Republic of Srpska\|native_name=Република Српска\|image_flag=Flag of Republika Srpska.svg\|image_coat=Seal of Republika Srpska.svg\|capital=Banja Luka\|largest_city=Banja Luka\|mode_of_production=[[Capitalism]]\|image_map=Republika Srpska map.svg\|map_width=260\|map_caption=Republika Srpska (red) in Bosnia and Herzegovina\|official_languages=Serbo-Croatian\|area_km2=25,053\|population_estimate=1,136,274\|population_estimate_year=2020}}		''"Republika Srpska" redirects here. For the Yugoslav Wars enity, see [[Republika Srpska (1992-1995)]].''{{Infobox country\|name=Republic of Srpska\|native_name=Република Српска\|image_flag=Flag of Republika Srpska.svg\|image_coat=Seal of Republika Srpska.svg\|capital=Banja Luka\|largest_city=Banja Luka\|mode_of_production=[[Capitalism]]\|image_map=Republika Srpska map.svg\|map_width=260\|map_caption=Republika Srpska (red) in Bosnia and Herzegovina\|official_languages=Serbo-Croatian\|area_km2=25,053\|population_estimate=1,136,274\|population_estimate_year=2020}}

	The '''Republic of Srpska''', also known as '''Republika Srpska''', is one of two regions of [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]] along with the [[Islam\|Muslim]]-[[Republic of Croatia\|Croat]] [[Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina\|Federation of Bosnia]].		The '''Republic of Srpska''', also known as '''Republika Srpska''', is one of two regions of [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]] along with the [[Islam\|Muslim]]-[[Republic of Croatia\|Croat]] [[Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina\|Federation of Bosnia]].

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	== History ==		== History ==

	=== Bosnian War (~~1992-1995~~) ===		=== Bosnian War (1992–1995) ===
	[[Radovan Karadžić]], the first president of Srpska, proposed allowing majority Serb areas of Bosnia to stay in [[Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (1992–2006)\|Yugoslavia]]. He appointed many [[Communism\|communist]] officers even though he was not a communist himself.		[[Radovan Karadžić]], the first president of Srpska, proposed allowing majority Serb areas of Bosnia to stay in [[Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (1992–2006)\|Yugoslavia]]. He appointed many [[Communism\|communist]] officers even though he was not a communist himself.<ref name=":03" />

	=== Post-Dayton ~~Agreement~~ (~~1995-present~~) ===		=== Post-Dayton agreement (1995–present) ===
	The [[North Atlantic Treaty Organization\|West]] then forced him out of office and replaced him with the [[Monarchism\|monarchist]] [[Biljana Plavšić]] who purged over 100 leftist officers from the army. [[Carlos Westendorp]], [[North Atlantic Treaty Organization\|NATO]]'s [[Neocolonialism\|colonial]] representative in Bosnia, approved Plavšić's nomination of [[Milorad Dodik]] as premier and deployed troops around the Interior Ministry to intimidate the government.		The [[North Atlantic Treaty Organization\|West]] then forced him out of office and replaced him with the [[Monarchism\|monarchist]] [[Biljana Plavšić]] who purged over 100 leftist officers from the army. [[Carlos Westendorp]], [[North Atlantic Treaty Organization\|NATO]]'s [[Neocolonialism\|colonial]] representative in Bosnia, approved Plavšić's nomination of [[Milorad Dodik]] as premier and deployed troops around the Interior Ministry to intimidate the government.

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	== History ==		== History ==
	[[Radovan Karadžić]], the first president of Srpska, proposed allowing majority Serb areas of Bosnia to stay in [[Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (1992–2006)\|Yugoslavia]]. He appointed many [[Communism\|communist]] officers even though he was not a communist himself. The [[North Atlantic Treaty Organization\|West]] then forced him out of office and replaced him with the [[Monarchism\|monarchist]] [[Biljana Plavšić]] who purged over 100 leftist officers from the army. [[Carlos Westendorp]], [[North Atlantic Treaty Organization\|NATO]]'s [[Neocolonialism\|colonial]] representative in Bosnia, approved Plavšić's nomination of [[Milorad Dodik]] as premier and deployed troops around the Interior Ministry to intimidate the government.
			=== Bosnian War (1992-1995) ===
			[[Radovan Karadžić]], the first president of Srpska, proposed allowing majority Serb areas of Bosnia to stay in [[Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (1992–2006)\|Yugoslavia]]. He appointed many [[Communism\|communist]] officers even though he was not a communist himself.

			=== Post-Dayton Agreement (1995-present) ===
			The [[North Atlantic Treaty Organization\|West]] then forced him out of office and replaced him with the [[Monarchism\|monarchist]] [[Biljana Plavšić]] who purged over 100 leftist officers from the army. [[Carlos Westendorp]], [[North Atlantic Treaty Organization\|NATO]]'s [[Neocolonialism\|colonial]] representative in Bosnia, approved Plavšić's nomination of [[Milorad Dodik]] as premier and deployed troops around the Interior Ministry to intimidate the government.

	In 1997, with Western support, Plavšić dissolved the People's Assembly while appointing monarchists to her staff. In August of that year, NATO began seizing [[police]] stations and installing new police officers trained by the West. At the same time, NATO troops took over radio and TV stations and teargassed protestors.		In 1997, with Western support, Plavšić dissolved the People's Assembly while appointing monarchists to her staff. In August of that year, NATO began seizing [[police]] stations and installing new police officers trained by the West. At the same time, NATO troops took over radio and TV stations and teargassed protestors.

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	[[Radovan Karadžić]], the first president of Srpska, proposed allowing majority Serb areas of Bosnia to stay in [[Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (1992–2006)\|Yugoslavia]]. He appointed many [[Communism\|communist]] officers even though he was not a communist himself. The [[North Atlantic Treaty Organization\|West]] then forced him out of office and replaced him with the [[Monarchism\|monarchist]] [[Biljana Plavšić]] who purged over 100 leftist officers from the army. [[Carlos Westendorp]], [[North Atlantic Treaty Organization\|NATO]]'s [[Neocolonialism\|colonial]] representative in Bosnia, approved Plavšić's nomination of [[Milorad Dodik]] as premier and deployed troops around the Interior Ministry to intimidate the government.		[[Radovan Karadžić]], the first president of Srpska, proposed allowing majority Serb areas of Bosnia to stay in [[Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (1992–2006)\|Yugoslavia]]. He appointed many [[Communism\|communist]] officers even though he was not a communist himself. The [[North Atlantic Treaty Organization\|West]] then forced him out of office and replaced him with the [[Monarchism\|monarchist]] [[Biljana Plavšić]] who purged over 100 leftist officers from the army. [[Carlos Westendorp]], [[North Atlantic Treaty Organization\|NATO]]'s [[Neocolonialism\|colonial]] representative in Bosnia, approved Plavšić's nomination of [[Milorad Dodik]] as premier and deployed troops around the Interior Ministry to intimidate the government.

	In 1997, with Western support, Plavšić dissolved the People's Assembly while appointing ~~monarchist~~ to her staff. In August of that year, NATO began seizing [[police]] stations and installing new police officers trained by the West. At the same time, NATO troops took over radio and TV stations and teargassed protestors.		In 1997, with Western support, Plavšić dissolved the People's Assembly while appointing monarchists to her staff. In August of that year, NATO began seizing [[police]] stations and installing new police officers trained by the West. At the same time, NATO troops took over radio and TV stations and teargassed protestors.

	In September 1998, despite NATO interference, the [[Anti-imperialism\|anti-imperialist]] [[Nikola Poplašen]] won the presidential election. NATO tried to make him appoint Dodik as prime minister, and Westendorp overthrew him when he refused.<ref name=":03">{{Citation\|author=[[Michael Parenti]]\|year=2000\|title=To Kill a Nation\|chapter=Republika Srpska: Democracy, NATO Style\|page=~~58–63~~\|pdf=https://leftychan.net/edu/src/1614706295182-3.pdf\|publisher=Verso}}</ref>		In September 1998, despite NATO interference, the [[Anti-imperialism\|anti-imperialist]] [[Nikola Poplašen]] won the presidential election. NATO tried to make him appoint Dodik as prime minister, and Westendorp overthrew him when he refused. On the same day, NATO gave the city of Brčko, which connected the two halves of Republika Srpska, to the Federation of Bosnia, preventing Serb troops from moving between the two halves of Srpska without NATO permission.<ref name=":03">{{Citation\|author=[[Michael Parenti]]\|year=2000\|title=To Kill a Nation\|chapter=Republika Srpska: Democracy, NATO Style\|page=58–66\|pdf=https://leftychan.net/edu/src/1614706295182-3.pdf\|publisher=Verso}}</ref>

	== References ==		== References ==
	[[Category:Targets of imperialism]]		[[Category:Targets of imperialism]]
	[[Category:Administrative divisions of countries]]		[[Category:Administrative divisions of countries]]

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{{Infobox country|name=Republic of Srpska|native_name=Република Српска|image_flag=Flag of Republika Srpska.svg|image_coat=Seal of Republika Srpska.svg|capital=Banja Luka|largest_city=Banja Luka|mode_of_production=[[Capitalism]]|image_map=Republika Srpska map.svg|map_width=260|map_caption=Republika Srpska (red) in Bosnia and Herzegovina|official_languages=Serbo-Croatian|area_km2=25,053|population_estimate=1,136,274|population_estimate_year=2020}}

The '''Republic of Srpska''', also known as '''Republika Srpska''', is one of two regions of [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]] along with the [[Islam|Muslim]]-[[Republic of Croatia|Croat]] [[Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina|Federation of Bosnia]].

== History ==
[[Radovan Karadžić]], the first president of Srpska, proposed allowing majority Serb areas of Bosnia to stay in [[Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (1992–2006)|Yugoslavia]]. He appointed many [[Communism|communist]] officers even though he was not a communist himself. The [[North Atlantic Treaty Organization|West]] then forced him out of office and replaced him with the [[Monarchism|monarchist]] [[Biljana Plavšić]] who purged over 100 leftist officers from the army. [[Carlos Westendorp]], [[North Atlantic Treaty Organization|NATO]]'s [[Neocolonialism|colonial]] representative in Bosnia, approved Plavšić's nomination of [[Milorad Dodik]] as premier and deployed troops around the Interior Ministry to intimidate the government.

In 1997, with Western support, Plavšić dissolved the People's Assembly while appointing monarchist to her staff. In August of that year, NATO began seizing [[police]] stations and installing new police officers trained by the West. At the same time, NATO troops took over radio and TV stations and teargassed protestors.

In September 1998, despite NATO interference, the [[Anti-imperialism|anti-imperialist]] [[Nikola Poplašen]] won the presidential election. NATO tried to make him appoint Dodik as prime minister, and Westendorp overthrew him when he refused.<ref name=":03">{{Citation|author=[[Michael Parenti]]|year=2000|title=To Kill a Nation|chapter=Republika Srpska: Democracy, NATO Style|page=58–63|pdf=https://leftychan.net/edu/src/1614706295182-3.pdf|publisher=Verso}}</ref>

== References ==
[[Category:Targets of imperialism]]
[[Category:Administrative divisions of countries]]