List of massacres of Bosniaks

This is a list of massacres of Bosnian Muslims.

Bosnian War (1992-1995) NameDateLocationPerpetratorsVictims (highest estimate)Bosnian genocide1992-1995Republic of Bosnia and HerzegovinaArmy of Republika Srpska (VRS), Yugoslav People's Army (JNA), Scorpions paramilitary groupPeterson, Roger D. (2011). Western Intervention in the Balkans: The Strategic Use of Emotion in Conflict. Cambridge University Press. p. 121. .Sanski Most ethnic cleansing1992-1995Sanski Most VRS842Doboj ethnic cleansing (1992)April–October 1992Doboj VRS322Bijeljina massacre1-2 April 1992Bijeljina VRS, JNA78Foča ethnic cleansing7 April 1992-January 1994Foča Serb forces2,707Snagovo massacre29 April 1992Snagovo Serb forces36Prijedor ethnic cleansing30 April 1992–1993Prijedor VRS3,515 VlasenicaMay–September 1992Vlasenica VRS, JNA279Glogova massacre9 May 1992Glogova VRS, JNA64Suha massacre10 May 1992Suha VRS38Zaklopača massacre16 May 1992Zaklopača and Milići VRS, JNA83Nova Kasaba massacre17 May 1992Nova Kasaba Serb forces including White Eagles29Zvornik massacreApril–July 1992Zvornik Serb forces700 (includes some Romani civilians)Višegrad massacresApril–August 1992Višegrad VRS, JNA3,000Bosanska Jagodina massacre26 May 1992CrnčićiYellow Wasps, VRS17Zijemlje massacreJune 1992Zijemlje Serb forces100Bijeli Potok massacre1 June 1992Bijeli PotokYellow Wasps, VRS675Ahatovići massacre14 June 1992Ahatovići (Novi Grad Sarajevo) VRS47Pionirska Street fire14 June 1992Višegrad VRS, White Eagles59; victims were women and children locked in a house and burned alivePaklenik massacre15 June 1992Rogatica VRS50Bikavac fire27 June 1992Bikavac VRS60; victims were mostly women and children, burned alive in their homes by Serb troopsBiljani massacre10 July 1992Biljani Serb forces~260Barimo massacre2 August 1992Barimo, Višegrad VRS26; village burnt down, Islamic religious buildings destroyedKramer Selo massacre2 August 1992Kramer Selo and Han Stjenica, Rogatica municipality VRS36Korićani Cliffs massacre21 August 1992Korićanske stijene Police of Republika Srpska224 (including other non-Serbs)Mičivode massacre20 September 1992Mičivode VRS42Novoseoci massacre22 September 1992Novoseoci VRS45; local mosque destroyed, many women rapedSjeverin massacre22 October 1992SjeverinWhite Eagles16Grabovica massacreNovember 1992Grabovica, Kotor Varoš VRS150Duša killings7 January 1993Duša Croatian Defence Council (HVO)7; Muslim homes burnt down following HVO takeover of the villageAhmići massacre16 April 1993Ahmići HVO120; nearly all Muslim homes burned down, several Islamic religious buildings destroyed, 2 mosques mined deliberately and 1 destroyed with explosives laid at the base of its minaretSovići and Doljani killings17 April 1993Sovići and Doljani HVO, Croatian Army (HV)18; Muslim homes and mosques burned downZenica massacre19 April 1993Zenica HVO16Kiseljak massacre12-16 June 1993Kiseljak HVO78Vrbanja massacre17-28 July 1993Vrbanja (Bugojno) HVO45Mokronoge massacre10 August 1993Mokronoge, near Tomislavgrad HVO9Stupni Do massacre23 October 1993Stupni Do HVO37; several Muslim women raped, children and men beaten, robbed of every possession, some burned aliveMarkale massacres5 February 1994Sarajevo VRS68Tuzla massacre25 May 1995Tuzla VRS71Srebrenica massacre11-31 July 1995Srebrenica VRS, Scorpions8,372; only massacre in Europe recognized as genocide since the Second World WarTrnova massacre20 September 1995Trnova, Sanski Most Serb Volunteer Guard11

Second World War (1941-1945) NameDateLocationPerpetratorsVictims (highest estimate)Genocide of Bosniaks during World War II1941-1945Kingdom of Yugoslavia Chetniks, fascist Italy(1941-1943)100,000Artovac massacre28 June 1941Avtovac Chetniks47Drvar massacre27 July 1941Drvar Chetniks, Yugoslav Partisans200Višegrad massacres (1941)July–August 1941VišegradSerb villagers500Berkovići massacre26-28 August 1941Berkovići Chetniks300Zaklopača massacreAugust 1941Srebrenica Chetniks81Plana massacre3 September 1941Plana Chetniks425Kulen Vakuf massacre6-8 September 1941Kulen Vakuf Chetniks, Yugoslav Partisans (captured soldiers and civilians)Rogatica massacreOctober 1941-January 1942Rogatica Chetniks2,000Prača massacreMid November 1941Prača Chetniks63Koraj massacre28 November 1941Koraj, near Brčko Chetniks100+Čajniče massacreDecember 1941Čajniče Chetniks418Divin massacreDecember 1941Divin Chetniks423Sopotnik massacreDecember 1941Sopotnik, near Zvornik Chetniks86Foča massacre (1941)5 December 1941–January 1942Foča Chetniks, aided by Royal Italian Army2,000Goražde massacre30 December 1941 – 26 January 1942Goražde Chetniks2,050Radovinović, Radovan; Bertić, Ivan, eds. (1984). Atlas svijeta: Novi pogled na Zemlju (in Croatian) (3rd ed.). Zagreb: Sveučilišna naklada Liber.Žepa massacrelate 1941Žepa ChetniksČelebić massacreJanuary 1942Čelebić Chetniks54Srebrenica massacre (1942)January 1942Srebrenica and surrounding areas ChetniksVišegrad massacre (1942)January 1942Višegrad Chetniks1,000+Drakan massacre3 March 1942Drakan Chetniks42Resnik massacre5 March 1942Resnik Chetniks51Foča massacre (1942)August 1942Foča ChetniksUstikolina massacreAugust 1942Ustikolina Chetniks2,500Bijelo Polje massacresJanuary 1943Bijelo Polje ChetniksMassacres in Pljevlja, Priboj, Čajniče and FočaJanuary–February 1943Pljevlja, Priboj, Čajniče, Foča districts and surrounding villages ChetniksBukovica massacre4-7 February 1943Bukovica, Pljevlja Chetniks576+Kasidoli massacreFebruary 5, 1943Kasidoli, Priboj Chetniks227Goražde massacre (1943)March 1943Goražde Chetniks500Višegrad massacre (1943)5 October 1943Višegrad Chetniks2,000+Goažde massacre (1944)May 1944Goražde ChetniksDizdar, Zdravko; Sobolevski, Mihael (1999). Prešućivani četnički zločini u Hrvatskoj i u Bosni i Hercegovini 1941–1945 (in Serbo-Croatian). Hrvatski institut za povijest

Other NameDateLocationPerpetratorsVictims (highest estimate)Šahovići massacre9-10 November 1924ŠahovićiOrthodox Christian mob900

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