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This scenario goes a different approach to the yugoslav wars.
What if Raif Dizdarevic, the last President of Yugoslavia
that struggled to keep the unity, was elected for President in 1991
instead of 1988 ? What if the Yugoslav Peoples Army would choose a
tactic that was not oriented on preservation of serb ethnics but on
the real idea to preserve the yugoslav state ?

"YOU" are the Marshall of the Yugoslav Peoples Army now, a post last
inhabited by Tito, legendary former President of Yugoslavia. It is
the end of July 1991. Slovenia and Croatia already declared
independence in June. Bosnia is rumoring because of ethnic tensions
but the last remaining federal member thanks to the efforts of Obrad
Piljak, President of SR Bosnia and Hercegovina, but this is going to
change very soon. Montenegro stands strong as loyal federal member.
The shadow cabinet of Kosovo declared a one sided and unrecognized
independence. Macedonia also will declare independence in September.
The Sandzak Region and the Vojvodina also have their own ambitions and
need to be overwatched. In Albania the communist regime collapsed and
the Republic of Albania was founded in March 1991. Bulgaria, Hungary
and Romania will come their minorites in Yugoslavia to aid if they
need it. UN, EU and NATO Intervention also will be a constant threat
and huge sums of debts have to be paid to the IWF while inflation is
growing extensively...

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