On the firing line

Article Abstract:

The United Nations in early Apr 1992, sent a 14,000-man peacekeeping force to Yugoslavia to separate the warring factions in the lingering civil war in that nation. The peacekeeping force included 1,200 Canadians. An overview of the role of the Canadian troops is presented.

Officials and employees, United Nations, Armed Forces in foreign countries, Canadian

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A city under siege: Dubrovnik has become a symbol of defiance

Article Abstract:

The civil war in Yugoslavia has caused the destruction of the beautiful and historic city of Dubrovnik. The siege by the pro-Serbian Yugoslav army has lasted seven weeks. The war began after Croatia declared its independence on Jun 25, 1991.

Political aspects, Military policy, Serbia, Dubrovnik, Croatia

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Warriors for peace

Article Abstract:

Canadian Lester Pearson introduced the idea of peacekeeping forces to the United Nations in 1956. Members of Canadian Forces have provided peacekeeping services since then, and are most recently serving in Yugoslavia.

Management, Political activity, International aspects, History, Security, International, International security, Canada. Canadian Forces, Greenpeace Foundation, Iran Hostage Crisis, 1979-1981, Pearson, Lester Bowles, Taylor, Kenneth, United Nations. Peace Cooperation Corps

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