Stories about Bosnia and Herzegovina from July, 2006
Serbia: Yugoslav Film Archive
Belgrade Blog writes about the new storage space for the Yugoslav film archive.
Bosnia and Herzegovina: Worrying Political Developments
T K Vogel of East Ethnia writes about “worrying” political developments taking place in Bosnia.
The Balkans: Graffiti Photos
Mat Savelli of Roma Roma posts a collection of the Balkan graffiti photos: “So, while “death to all Croats!” might give the impression that, say, Mostar east of the Neretva...
The Balkans: News From the Region
Ed Alexander of Balkan Baby writes from and about a Croatian village of Podsused, and covers the latest news from the region, including Slovenia's upcoming entry into the Eurozone.
Bosnia-Herzegovina: Yet Another Srebrenica Mass Grave
Srebrenica Genocide Blog re-posts an article on the discovery of yet another mass grave. The massacre's 11th anniversary is in four days, on July 11.
Bosnia-Herzegovina: Sarajevo-Born Sephardic Musician
Kirk Johnson of Americans For Bosnia writes about a Sarajevo-born Sephardic Jewish musician Flory Jagoda: “[…] (Jagoda has lived in the US–married to an American–since after World War II) who...
Bosnia-Herzegovina: French Officer Helping Karadzic
Balkan Ghost of Finding Karadzic is looking for more info on a French military intelligence officer who is said to have “regularly informed Liljana Karadzic of pending anti-Karadzic operations and...
Balkans: Regional Languages and Wikipedia
Dictionary of the Serbian Mess points out the similarity between Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian and Serbo-Croation languages and wonders why they should all be represented on Wikipedia.
