Croatia: 30 years after Operation Storm, divided memories, an impossible history?

5 August 2025

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Examining obstacles to reconciliation 30 years after Croatia’s 1995 Operation Storm, featuring historian Hrvoje Klasić.

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The text presents an interview with Croatian historian Hrvoje Klasić concerning the obstacles to genuine reconciliation thirty years after Croatia’s Operation Storm (Oluja), which took place from August 4 to 7, 1995, during which 200,000 Serbs were forced to leave. The discussion covers how this event is discussed in Belgrade and Zagreb.

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