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Books
Non-Fiction | Fiction | Comic |
About the Bosnian war | ||
Love Thy Neighbour, a Story of War - Peter Maass | The Bosnia List - Kenan Trebincevic | Safe Area Gorazde - Joe Sacco |
De Brug over de Tara - Frank Westerman | The last refuge - Hasan Nuhanovic | |
Voices from Srebrenica - Hasan Hasanovic, An Petrila | Surving Srebrenica - Hasan Hasanovic | |
Surviving the Bosnian Genocide: The Women of Srebrenica Speak - Selma Leydesdorff | Three Summers - Amra Sabic-El Rayess | |
They Would Never Hurt a Fly - Slavenka Drakulić | Catch the Rabbit - Lana Bastašić | |
Postcards from the Grave - Emir Suljagić | Slowly Flows the Una - Faruk Šehić | |
The Road of Death - Sadik Salimovic | ||
Over Sarajevo | ||
Goodbye Sarajevo - Atka Reid, Hana Schofield | Sarajevo Marlboro - Miljenko Jergovic | |
The Cat I Never Named - Amra Sabic-El Rayess | ||
Ex - Peter Vermeersch | ||
Films
- Quo Vadis, Aida? - Jasmila Žbanić
- No Man's Land - Danis Tanovic
- Grbavica - Jasmila Žbanić
- Welcome to Sarajevo - Michael Winterbottom
Interview Mario Boccia: in “The Story Behind The Photo” Italian photojournalist Mario Boccia talks about his encounters with the foreign fighters from Greece and Russia who used to come to Bosnia and Herzegovina joining the Serb Army to kill civilians. Some would say "volunteers" and some would call them "mercenaries". Watch it here
Projects
The Peace March
This is an annual peace march in Bosnia and Herzegovina, organised in memory of the victims of the 1995 Srebrenica genocide.
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The SniperAlley.photo project
Photos about the Bosnian war taken by various photographers have been collected in this project and are displayed on this webpage.
Most Mira project by Kemal Pervanic
From the village of Kevljani, outside the town of Prijedor in north-western Bosnia, the Most Mira project has been actively working since 2009 to create a peaceful future for the youth of Bosnia & Herzegovina.
Using community-based peace-building activities, they have brought together thousands of young people from across the Prijedor region and the rest of Bosnia and Herzegovina to participate in festivals and creative programmes in art, education and architecture with a growing international community.
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Alma Mustafic's Srebrenica Course
Alma Mustafic is a Bosnian genocide survivor, teacher and activist who draws attention to the Srebrenica massacre through educational courses and the play ‘Dangerous Names’, created together with Boy Jonkergouw.
The Srebrenica memorial site
The Visual History Archive currently contains 21 testimonies from survivors and witnesses of the war and genocide in Srebrenica in Bosnia-Herzegovina in 1995. The testimonies were recorded by the Srebrenica Memorial Centre in cooperation with Balkan Investigative Research Network (BIRN) in 2020 and 2021 in different cities in Bosnia. The collection contains eight testimonies of male and 13 testimonies of female interviewees. The testimonies were recorded using oral history methodology and cover the pre-war, war and post-war periods. All testimonies are in Bosnian.
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