March '92: the independence of Bosnia and Herzegovina | The proposal of a new constitutional arrangement | The Serbs of Bosnia's military advance

February '92: the arrival of the UNPROFOR Blue Helmets | The divisions among Serbs, Croats and Muslims in Bosnia and Herzegovina | The Patriotic League

January '92: the international recognition of Slovenia and Croatia | The divisions in Bosnia and Herzegovina on the eve of the referendum on independence | An army ready to fight

December '91: Yugoslavia no longer exists | The new Republics of Serb people in Croatia and Bosnia | Franjo Tuđman's New Year's reception

November '91: the fall of Vukovar | The first UN intervention | The fractures in Bosnia and Herzegovina

October '91: attack on the Croatian presidential palace | The tensions in Kosovo and in Sanjak | The memorandum on the independence of Bosnia | The Carrington Plan

September '91: the Peace Conference on Yugoslavia | The independence of Macedonia | Military operations in Croatia and Bosnia | Resolution 713

August '91: the Serbian conquest of Croatia | Tuđman's defensive tactic | The siege of Vukovar | The European condemn

July '91: the end of the Ten-Day War in Slovenia | The Brioni Agreement | The first ethnic conflict in the Balkans | The Serbian conquest of Croatia

June '91: the independence of Slovenia | The Ten-Day War | A new president for the Yugoslav Federation