Deutsches Einsatzkontingent European Union Force "Operation Concordia" (Bestand)

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2003
Geschichte des Bestandsbildners: Die Operation "EUFOR Concordia" war eine friedenserhaltende Mission der EU in der Republik Mazedonien, die am 31. März 2003 begann.

Die EU übernahm zu diesem Zweck 300 Soldaten von der NATO-Operation Allied Harmony. Sie hatten den Auftrag die Sicherheit von EU-Mitarbeitern und OSZE-Beobachtern zu gewährleisten.

Es handelte sich dabei um die erste Militäroperation der EU, die auf der Grundlage des Rahmenabkommens von Ohrid stattfand.

Die Obergrenze für diese Mission betrug 400 Soldaten. Die Mission endete am 14. Dezember 2003.

Bestandsbeschreibung: Einsatztagebücher

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European Union Force "Operation Concordia".- Deutsche Einsatzkontingente (EUFOR Concordia), 2003-2003
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Verwandtes Archivgut im Bundesarchiv: BW 89, BW 90

Literatur: Rafael Biermann (Hrsg.): Deutsche Konfliktbewältigung auf dem Balkan - Erfahrungen und Lehren aus dem Einsatz, Baden-Baden 2002.
https://invenio.bundesarchiv.de/invenio/direktlink/46f86ab3-1e90-4a0e-b991-0e8c925771d5/

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