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Bosnia History:     more books (100)

Divide and Fall?: Bosnia in the Annals of Partition by Radha Kumar, 1999-06 Bosnia and the New Collective Security by Elinor Sloan, 1998-05-30 Bosnia: What Went Wrong? The Way People Live - Life in War-Torn Bosnia by Diane Yancey, 1995-06-01 ROAD TO PEACE: NATO and the International Community in Bosnia by Rupert Murray, 2001-01 The Yugoslav Wars (2): Bosnia, Kosovo and Macedonia 1992 - 2001 (Elite) (No. 2) by Nigel Thomas, K. Mikulan, 2006-11-28 The History of Servia, and the Servian Revolution; With a Sketch of the Insurrection in Bosnia by Leopold Von Ranke, 2010-10-14 Taming Balkan Nationalism: The Habsburg 'Civilizing Mission' in Bosnia 1878-1914 by Robin Okey, 2007-11-17 BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA: CIVIL WAR: An entry from Gale's <i>History Behind the Headlines, Vols. 1-6</i> by Robert H. Whealey, 2001 La ruina de Bosnia.(historia militar; análisis de conflictos armados)(TT: Bosnia's ruin.)(TA: military history; analysis of conflicts): An article from: Letras Libres by David Rieff, 2000-01-01 Aftermath: Bosnia's Long Road to Peace by Sara Terry, 2005-09 Religious Separation and Political Intolerance in Bosnia-Herzegovina (Eugenia & Hugh M. Stewart '26 Series on Eastern Europe) by Mitja Velikonja, 2003-02-05 Waging Modern War:Bosnia, Kosovo, and the Future of Combat by Wesley K. Clark, General Wesley K. Clark, 2001-05 Cry of Bosnia by Elvira Simic, 1998-06-24

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81. Texas Army National Guard Making Military History In Bosnia - Austin, Texas
    bosniaHerzogovina. bosnia Home Page Brief history of the war and many linksto specific topics related to bosnia, military actions, peacekeeping.  
    http://austin.about.com/library/weekly/aa030100a.htm
    
    Extractions: O n March 1, 2000 Central Texans were making military history. In February, units of the 49th Armored Division of the Texas Army National Guard arrived in Bosnia as part of an international peacekeeping mission. The Guard had command-and-control of several multinational units consisting primarily of Turkish and Russian forces as well as active-duty U.S. Army troops. While this isn't the first time that citizen-soldiers have been called into federal service, it was the first time since World War II that an Army National Guard division has taken on such a high level of responsibility. Some 700 Texas residents, most from Austin area units, went on active duty for a nine-month tour. The Texas troops were stationed around the northeastern city of Tuzla. Tuzla, with a population of about 100,000, is the fourth largest city in Bosnia. It has had a relatively stable environment since the signing of the Dayton Peace Accord in December 1995.

82. GlobalEDGE (TM) | Country Insights - History Of Bosnia - Herzegovina
    3,922,205 (July 2001 est.). LIFE EXPECTANCY. 71.75 years. print version. history.For the first centuries of the Christian era, bosnia was part of the Roman Empire.  
    http://globaledge.msu.edu/ibrd/CountryHistory.asp?CountryID=14&RegionID=2

83. TALK BACK BOSNIA: A DIALOGUE ON NATION BUILDING
    Talk Back bosnia A Dialogue On Nation Building By Elizabeth Coffman and Ted Hardinhome description history interviews transcripts bios contact  
    http://digitalfusion.info/clients/tbb/History.html
    
    Extractions: The recent wars in the Balkans have forced many scholars to ask themselves about the cyclical nature of history, about the roots and interconnectedness of nationalism and genocide. How could such a tragedy occur in Europe again in this century? As one of our interview subjects, Bosnian writer Aleksander Hemon, suggests, "Europe is the perfect place" for such a moment to repeat itself, because Europe is the "cradle of nation-states." Now that the war in Bosnia has been over for more than five years, the time has come to evaluate the rebuilding process and to ask the questions of 'How can we prevent such a war from happening again?' And specifically we ask, 'What is the international community doing to Bosnia's political, economic, and social scenes to insure their stability?' Billions of international aid dollars have poured into Bosnia, following the overwhelming destruction and genocide that occurred throughout the first half of the 1990s. Along with those dollars came a small army of well-paid international workers who are responsible for rebuilding homes, returning refugees, democratizing the media, overseeing elections, rewriting the code of law, improving gender relations, and privatizing the economy. In Sarajevo alone international workers account for 10% of the population of the city and over 40% of the current economic activity. In short, internationals working through various agencies are involved in a massive and somewhat utopian project to rebuild a country, using the economic and political philosophies of the democratic and capitalistic West. These decisions are made sometimes with, but often without the cooperation of local Bosnians, and the isolation of the international community at times suggests just another form of colonialism.

84. A Recent History Of Bosnia-Herzegovina
    A Recent history of bosniaHerzegovina. by Captain Roger F. Cavazosand Second Lieutenant Sherman S. Powell. Yugoslavia, Serbia, bosnia  
    http://www.fas.org/irp/agency/army/tradoc/usaic/mipb/1996-4/cavazos.htm
    
    Extractions: Yugoslavia, Serbia, Bosnia, Montenegro, Macedonia, Croatia, Slovenia, Karadzic, Milosevic.... Just what is what and who is who in the Balkans? This article will try to answer questions like the following ones: What countries comprise the Balkans? Who are the major players in Bosnia-Herzegovina and what is their ideology? What does the Dayton Peace Accord say? What forces are in the region? The Balkan region is generally defined as the area south of the Danube and Sava rivers. Albania, Bulgaria, Greece, Romania (even though it is north of the Danube it is still considered a Balkan country), the European part of Turkey, and the former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (FRY) all lie in the Balkans. FRY consisted of six republics: Bosnia, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, and Slovenia. Marshal Tito and Communist rule were the glue which held these heterogeneous religious and ethnic groups together. Yugoslavia showed signs of disintegration after Marshal Tito's death in 1980. Shortly after the Soviet Union broke apart in 1989, Yugoslavia was torn apart from within by nationalism. This raises the question of who would have reason to want to be separate from whom and how? The people in the FRY are almost all ethnic Slavs. After that, all similarity ends. We will look at the three major groups, their religion, who they look to for international support, their leader, and some of their goals. Serbs account for over a third of the FRY population. The Croats are about one-fifth. Almost nine percent are Bosnian Muslims.

85. H
    haiti historical flags of the dominican republic history of the and fringe hamas political parties (palestine) travnik (central bosnia canton, bosnia  
    http://atlasgeo.span.ch/fotw/flags/keywordh.html
    
    Extractions: h clarkson house flags of british shipping companies (4) h. hogarth house flags of british shipping companies (4) h hospital flags (u.s.) house flags of british shipping companies (5) nyilaskeresztespart (hungary, 1940-1945) helsingborg (sweden) ha'galil ha'takhton regional council of ha'galil ha'takhton (israel) ha'karmel regional council of hof ha'karmel (israel) ha'mo'atza le'shimur mivnim ve'atare hityashvut israel nature preservation society (israel) ha'mosad le'bitu'akh leumi national insurance institute (israel) ha'noar ha'oved ve-ha'lomed labour party (israel) ha'reshut le'shmirat ha'teva ve-ha'ganim ha'leumiyyim nature and national parks protection authority (israel) ha'sharon ha'tikhon regional council of drom-ha'sharon (israel) ha'takhton regional council of ha'galil ha'takhton (israel) haabersti tallinn subdivisions (estonia) haacht haacht (municipality, province of flemish brabant, belgium) haademeste haademeste (parnumaa, estonia)

86. Books / History / Europe / Bosnia And Herzegovina
    Books / history Book / Europe / bosnia and Herzegovina. 3. bosnia A Short historyBook Noel Malcolm / Paperback / Published 1996 Read more about this title  
    http://www.bookmag.com/books/history/122.html

87. Friends Of Bosnia
    Friends of bosnia provides reconstruction and humanitarian aid to the Balkans andeducates the American public about the wars, reconstruction, reconciliation  
    http://www.friendsofbosnia.org/

88. A Chronicle Of Scouting In Eastern Europe: Bosnia & Herzegovina
    Chronical of Scouting in bosnia and Herzegovina with reference to the Association of Scouts of bosnia and Herzegovina.  
    http://www.pinetreeweb.com/rtn-bosn.htm
    
    Extractions: Artist's Drawing Bosnia's Scouts send a message to the World Jamboree In its August, 1995 Edition, Eurofax 35 reported: "Renewed fighting in Bosnia & Herzegovina led to the decision that it was too dangerous for a contingent from Bosnia & Herzegovina to travel to the World Jamboree, held in the Netherlands, 2-12 August. The Scouts of Bosnia sent the following message to the 25,000 participants." Eurofax is the monthly newsletter of the European Region of the World Organization of the Scout Movement.

89. HR & B-H Maps
    These maps have been scanned from the New Roadmap of Croatia, Slovenia, and B H published by publishing house Naprijed in Zagreb.  
    http://www.applicom.com/maps/
    
    Extractions: For now we just have the alphabetical listing of cities, towns, some mountains (m), island (i), and lakes (l) to use for search. We will soon add the overall clickable map. If there is any name you'd like to add to this map, especially if it has been in the news recently, drop us a note and we will research it and include if feasible. Another idea we have for the future is to ask you out there in the netland who are from some of those places included (or not) in this collection to submit either a link to pages relative to such a place or create a homepage for your town and we will include it here. Thanks for your interest and enjoy! This material was prepared in Summer of 1995 by Dubravko Kakarigi A B C ... Zvornik

90. Welcome To BSC
    American citizens hold US Government accountable for acquiescence in the ethnic cleansing in former Yugoslavia.  
    http://www.bscdc.org

91. Communication Regulatory Agency
    Telecoms and broadcast regulator for bosnia and Herzegovina. Was set up by the UN High Representative in the country. The site is available in English, bosnian, Serbian and Croatian.  
    http://www.cra.ba/
    
    Extractions: BiH MINISTRY OF TRAFFIC AND COMMUNICATIONS MET WITH CRA BiH Ministry of Communications and Traffic met with the CRA today in the building of Bosnia a... CRA REMINDS BROADCASTERS OF PROFESSIONAL ETIQUETTE CRA has noted that majority of radio and TV stations in Bosnia and Herzegovina respected the Day o... CRA PUBLISHED REPORT “THE FUTURE OF BROADCASTING IN BIH” CRA published a report which gives recommendations for the further development of broadcasting mark... Type your e-mail address the development of the information society in Bosnia and Herzegovina. the development of a market- orientated and competitive communications sector for the benefit of all citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina conditions for the development of media freedom, and in so doing helps establish an open society citizens' participation in contribution to the promotion of a professsional and responsible media landscape the interests of all users and operators of telecommunication services in Bosnia and Herzegovina in terms of non-discriminatory access, quality and prices of services

92. IFES BiH - Civic Education Project
    The goal of the Civic Education Project in bosnia and Herzegovina by the International Foundation for Election Systems (IFES) is to help the people understand how a democratic society operates.  
    http://www.ifesbih.org/
    
    Extractions: in Bosnia and Herzegovina This project began in July, 1996, as a voter education activity intended to last for ten weeks. Six years later, after completing six contracts we are now working on a project for UNDP providing comprehensive citizens' guides for the citizens of the each of the 145 municipalities in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The following pages describe the various aspects of our activity here in BiH, including pre-election education sessions with voters, candidate forums, citizen activists initiatives, coverage of municipal council and assembly sessions, preparation of Citizens Guides, working with students, and other important elements of civil society development. The success of this project is directly attributed to the intelligent, highly motivated local staff here in BiH who, during this activity, logged over one million miles over the mountains and up and down the valleys of this country to become among the most effective civil society enterpreneurs anywhere in the world.

93. Bosnia & Hercegovina
    Forum u kojem mozete pronaci najnovije vijesti i dati komentare na te vijesti.  
    http://pub18.ezboard.com/fbalkansbosnahercegovinaforum

94. CNN - Diana Takes Anti-land Mine Crusade To Bosnia - August 8, 1997
    CNN.com  
    http://www.cnn.com/WORLD/9708/08/diana/
    
    Extractions: Web posted at: 2:56 p.m. EDT (1856 GMT) In this story: SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina (CNN) Leaving behind speculation about a new romance, Princess Diana on Friday took her crusade against land mines to Bosnia Up to 70 people a month in Bosnia are injured by land mines left over from the 3 1/2-year war that split the country. Efforts to remove the explosives are dragging. The princess, trying to forge a role as a roving humanitarian ambassador, arrived in Sarajevo on Friday and, during a three-day Bosnia visit, planned to visit victims of mines and meet rehabilitation specialists. In the afternoon, she traveled in a vehicle of a Norwegian humanitarian organization to the northern Muslim town of Tuzla. There, the princess spoke for 45 minutes with Franjo Kresic, a former soldier who lost both legs above the knees in a land mine blast during Bosnia's 1992-95 war. The meeting was closed to the press. Kresic, who is 47 and married with two daughters, is completely blind in one eye and mostly blind in the other. He is regarded as a hero in Tuzla for his efforts to rebuild his life. With the help of municipal officials, he has been given a ground-floor apartment and opened a small business.

95. Constitutional Court Of Bosnia And Herzegovina - Ustavni Sud Bosne I Hercegovine
    The BH Constitutional Court is the highest judicial instance in the country, standing above the ordinary judiciary pyramid and is independant from all other governmental institutions. Site includes general information about the Court and a database of the Court's decisions; full texts of the Constitution of bosnia and Herzegovina, Court's Rules of Procedure, the European Convention on Human Rights. (English/Bosanski/Hrvatski/Srpski)  
    http://ccbh.ba/

96. BOSNIA HERZEGOVINA
    An¡lisis de las causas hist³ricas del conflicto armado en esa regi³n que llev³ al desmembramiento de la antigua Yugoslavia.  
    http://www.fuhem.es/CIP/bosnia.htm
    
    Extractions: diversas causas Tras el colapso previo de lo que fue el Estado yugoslavo, causa desencadenante percepciones exageradas de odio venganza , azuzadas por muchos proyecto de reparto del territorio bosnio El resultado de los planes de paz aceptados a fines de 1995 sella una paz injusta para los derrotados, insatisfactoria para los vencedores y que legitima a los ojos de todos los pueblos los proceso de La inestabilidad y la imprevisibilidad son la consecuencia obligada de este proceso. musulmanes a los eslavos convertidos al Islam durante el Imperio Turco. Causas del conflicto

97. Atlasgeo.net Bosnia Herzegovina
    Animated GIF image.  
    http://www.atlasgeo.net/flags/anglais/html/Ebosnia.htm

98. The British Council Bosnia-Herzegovina
    Offers services in learning english, education information, including study in the UK, news and events and arts.  
    http://www.britishcouncil.org/bosniaherzegovina/index.htm

99. Bosnia Today
    Posts news in english related to this country, including wire service reports, as well as discussion forums.  
    http://www.europeaninternet.com/bosnia/

100. Human Rights Chamber For Bosnia Herzegovina
     The HRCBH deals with cases placed by the Human Rights Ombudsperson for bosnia and Herzegovina, by the applicants or by organizations on behalf of alleged victims who are deceased or missing. Various reports and case details are available on its website. (English)  
     http://www.gwdg.de/~ujvr/hrch/hrch.htm

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