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Dayton Accords: Quick Facts

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Facts

Also Known As General Framework Agreement for Peace
Date November 21, 1995
Location Dayton • Ohio • United States
Participants Croatia • Serbia • Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Democratic congressman Steny Hoyer of Maryland (left) and Richard Holbrooke (second left), the chief U.S. negotiator of the Dayton Accords, with Miodrag Pajić (centre), mayor of Brčko, Bosnia, 1996.
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Warren Christopher
United States statesman
Holbrooke, Richard
Richard Holbrooke
American diplomat