    the general framework agreement for peace in bosnia and herzegovina, also known as the dayton agreement, dayton accords, paris protocol or dayton-paris agreement, is the peace agreement reached at wright-patterson air force base near dayton, ohio, united states, in november 1995, and formally signed in paris on 14 december 1995. these accords put an end to the -year-long bosnian war, one of the armed conflicts in the former socialist federative republic of yugoslavia. ==negotiation and signature == thumbnail|political division of bosnia and herzegovina after the dayton agreement. thumbnail|left|territorial changes. though basic elements of the dayton agreement were proposed in international talks as early as 1992,munich all over again?, time magazine, 31 august 1992 these negotiations were initiated following the unsuccessful previous peace efforts and arrangements, the august 1995 croatian military operation storm and its aftermath, the government military offensive against the republika srpska, conducted in parallel with nato's operation deliberate force. during september and october 1995, world powers (especially the usa and russia), gathered in the contact group, applied intense pressure to the leaders of the three sides to attend the negotiations in dayton, ohio. the conference took place from 1â21 november 1995. the main participants from the region were the president of the federal republic of yugoslavia [[sloboda
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