Snipers in Croatian Cities in 1991: The Real Consequences of a Phantom Threat

Marko Faber

doi:10.52328/t.9.1.1

January 1, 2026Open Access

Snipers in Croatian Cities in 1991: The Real Consequences of a Phantom Threat

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The research investigates the phenomenon of reported snipers in Croatian cities during 1991, focusing on media influence and societal consequences.
Content analysis of printed media narratives regarding armed groups and snipers.
Archival analysis of documents from the Operational Headquarters of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Croatia.
Study of the social impact of sniper hysteria on various community groups, including ethnic Serbs and families of military officers.
Media played a crucial role in spreading panic about non-existent snipers, influencing public perception.
Analysis revealed minimal evidence supporting the existence of actual snipers actively targeting civilians.
The sniper narrative heightened tensions among specific social groups, intensifying fear and distrust in urban populations.

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This research analyzes media narratives and the societal impact of alleged snipers in Croatian cities in 1991, suggesting significant psychological effects.

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