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Tyhe Bosnian wars were a revamp of the Balkan War of 1912. The groups viewed each other as ethnic rivals although only their religion was the main difference. Tito's Yugoslavia bound them into one nation but this disintegrated after his death when Milosevic wanted a 'Greater Serbia' and the Croats and Bosnians wanted independence.
While the USSR was technically athiest, it was amazing to see how many returned to religion at the fall of Communism. I would bet that many of these 'converts' were ex party apparatchiks and commisars.