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Was the Bundeswehr historically one of the warring parties in the Yugoslav wars? After 46 years of peace in Europe, traditional diplomacy and thus the "international community" failed in the face of Milo?evic's inhuman hybrid warfare. The Bundeswehr's Balkan missions in the 1990s took the form of some 25 different multinational operations on land, at sea and in the air. They took place within different institutional frameworks and covered the entire military spectrum from aid operations to combat. Did NATO, and thus Germany as a possibly silent ally, stand by the side of the Croats in the war over Krajina, the Bosniaks in the war over Bosnia-Herzegovina and the Albanians in Kosovo? Agilolf Keßelring gives the first well-founded overall account of German Balkan operations that meets the standards of modern military-historical research, beyond contemporary narratives.
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- Keßelring, Agilolf
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- Die Bundeswehr auf dem Balkan. Zwischen Krieg und Friedenseinsatz
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- 10 pages with organisational charts, tables and maps. 386 pages.
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