Tag Archives: Balkans
Bosnia now: the past and the future facing each other.
On the same day that the trial of Radovan Karadzic began in the Hague, war criminal Biljana Plavsic, who succeeded Karadzic as President of Republika Srpska was released from prison, after having served seven of the eleven years to which … Continue reading
Filed under Bosnia, Genocide, International Law, Nationalism, Srebrenica
Some texts on Islamic communities in Bosnia, Sandjak and Kosovo
One of the biggest problems for someone interested in understanding the region of the former Yugoslavia is how to assess the credibility of the sources available. This is so even for researchers and scholars, but even more for average citizens … Continue reading
Mosque arsoned in ‘Republika Srpska’.
My friend Jasmin Caucevic, from the blog Jasmin’s Heart, asked me to write something about the mosque that was arsoned in the village of Fazlagića Kula, in the east of Bosnia. This village belongs to the territory of the Serb … Continue reading
Filed under Bosnia, Genocide, Nationalism, Uncategorized, Violence
