How did Serbian nationalism affect the nations around Serbia?

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One example was that Serbian nationalists killed Franz Ferdinand, the Crown Prince of Austria, which eventually caused the First World war - involving all the nations around Serbia, most directly Austria and Russia.

Serbian nationalism was also an important factor in the wars in Yugoslavia, for example in the Bosnian War and in the massacres, including the one in Srebrenica.

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