(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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The JNA claims neutrality.
Karadžić appears
Someone is visibly uncomfortable answering a question.
Tuđman discusses historic Croatian borders
Montenegro mentioned
A leader's explanation changes when the documentary returns to them later.
Someone says: "Brotherhood and Unity"
Someone says: "The other side started it."
Someone says: "The peace plan was unacceptable."
"Federal Yugoslavia"
Milošević claims he wants peace
Someone blames the media
A map uses arrows
A peace plan is presented with great optimism.
Someone says: "The international community failed."
Slovenia mentioned
A politician claims to speak for an entire ethnic group.
Dramatic music plays over footage of people walking slowly.
An interviewee presents their own actions as reasonable while describing the other side as irrational.
An interviewee says they cannot remember.
Someone says: "Nobody listened to us."
Someone smoking indoors
Someone says: "We were forced into war."
Someone says: "We accepted the peace plan."
Tuđman appears
Tito Mentioned
Kosovo mentioned
An interviewee insists that a decision was made by someone else.
Someone says: "We were protecting our people."
Someone says: "We wanted to preserve Yugoslavia."
Somebody references the 1974 Constitution.
Someone says "we had no choice"
Orthodox chanting plays in the background
A crowd waves flags.
Sarajevo mentioned
Somebody references the Battle of Kosovo.
Croatia mentioned
"Ancient hatreds" implied or mentioned
Lord Carrington appears
Ottoman Empire mentioned
Someone claims Yugoslavia can still be saved
Someone says: "We had no alternative."
Somebody says they are both a Yugoslav and a nationalist
An interviewee calmly describes an extraordinary event.
Death of Tito mentioned
Warren Christopher appears
"Nationalism" As a cause
Bosnia mentioned
Someone offers a remarkably self-serving recollection.
Ratko Mladić appears
Vukovar mentioned
Somebody references the Ottoman Empire.
Izetbegović appears
Someone blames foreign powers
Dame Rebecca West mentioned
Milošević appears
Somebody references WWII.
Handshake immediately followed by renewed fighting
