#herzegovina

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Bridge over the river Uvac, Žvale (1975) The bridge over the Uvac river is today at the bottom of the Uvac lake. Thankfully, the remains were preserved and protected before the immersion. (Hi-Res)

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Can i request the olm? I love those funky little dudes

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Folklore garments from Zlosela, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Croatian vintage postcard

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Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina 1920s

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A demonstration in Bosnia and Herzegovina in protest against the ongoing genocide in Gaza.

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Sorry, this will be my last post abt this, but the whole ordeal that's going on in the UN regarding Srebrenica rn triggered smth in me, so I just wanted to say one last thing.

Idk how familiar people are with Bosnia and Herzegovina or the genocide that happened here in the 90s, but I am glad they added this part into the news. While yes, there were UN forces in Bosnia and Herzegovina, they essentially didn't do much to protect civilians. One of the UN forces, the Dutch ones, basically gave away Srebrenica to the enemy troops because they were told by the enemies that they won't kill civilians. In the end, they did kill 8000+ unarmed men, boys, and a few babies, put them in mass graves, relocated them from one mass grave to another, and to this day, we are still searching for so many bodies. I am happy they pointed out that the UN was just here but never did anything. It took 4 years of pleading and begging and a genocide for the international stage to take action. It's really disgusting. Literally, the only place that somewhat mentioned Bosnia and publicly asked for prayers during the 90s was Catalonia... Catalonia isn't even a country.

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◾Bogdan Zimonyitsh (Serbian Cyrillic: Богдан Зимоњић; 1813 – 21 January 1909) was a Serbian Orthodox priest and Vojvoda (military commander) in two major uprisings against the Ottoman Empire in 19th-century Herzegovina: in 1852–62, and 1875–78. He is mentioned in archival sources along with other Serbian freedom-fighting priests, including Jovitsa Ilitsh(srb. Јовица Илић/lat. Jovica Ilić) and his associates Pavle Tvrtkovitsh(srb. Павле Твртковић/lat. Pavle Tvrtković), Mile Vitkovitsh(srb. Миле Витковић/lat. Mile Vitković), and Stevan Avramovitsh(srb. Стеван Аврамовић/lat. Stevan Avramović) who rebelled against the occupiers, and another priest, Petko Yagoditsh(srb. Петко Јагодић/lat. Petko Jagodić) of Shamac, who led the next revolt, while history records further armed clashes led by priests Mile Chulibrk(srb. Миле Чулибрк/lat. Mile Čulibrk), Marko Popovitsh(srb. Марко Поповић/lat. Marko Popović), Vaso Kovachevitsh(srb. Васо Ковачевић/lat. Vaso Kovačević) and Gatshina(srb. Гаћина/lat. Gaćina).

◾His son Petar Zimonyitsh(srb. Петар Зимоњић/lat. Petar Zimonjić), the metropolitan of Dabar-Bosnia, was killed by the Ustaše regime in the Independent State of Croatia in June 1941.

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Population: 113,169

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like this post if you're serbian

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TRAVNIK - BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA

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SARAJEV0 - BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA

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Market scene in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Austrian vintage postcard

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Jajce, Bosnia 1880

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“Old Bridge in June”, Mostar, 2023

[milaisreading]

Some pics from Sarajevo today! Btw, the wolf in the 1st picture is Sarajevo's mascot. He was designed for the Winter Olympics that were held here in 1984