61. Embassy Of The Czech Republic In Bosnia And Herzegovina culture. As an independent state bosnia and Herzegovina arose de facto only after the signature of the Dayton Agreement in December, 1995. http://www.mzv.cz/wwwo/default.asp?id=30698&ido=5066&idj=2&amb=69

62. Bosnian To learn more on how culture shapes our teaching styles click here. Demographic former republic of Yugoslavia, bosnia and Herzegovina dominated by the http://www.stanford.edu/~hakuta/E_CLAD/SU_SFUSD_cult/bosnian.htm

Bosnian Culture Julie Anusevicius What is culture? To learn more on how culture shapes our teaching styles click here. Demographic: former republic of Yugoslavia, Bosnia and Herzegovina dominated by the Dinaric range of mountains, Bosnia is in the west central region of former Yugoslavia. The climate ranges from humid summers to harsh winters. Social and historical information about Bosnians: Bosnia and its companion Herzegovina was part of the Roman province of Illyria and was used for its natural resources such as minerals. Bosnia was settled by the Slavs during their great migration and then was Christianized in the 9th and 10th centuries and this remained the religion until the advent of Islam. Moving on to World War I, Bosnia ignited the spark that started the war when the Bosnian Serb, Gavrilo Princip shot Archduke Ferdinand in Sarajevo in 1914. Yugoslavia suffered greatly in World War I because many of their men were drafted to fight in the war. After the war, Bosnia was joined

63. Culture: Bosnia And Herzegovina: Selected Internet Resources (Portals To The Wor Selected Internet Resources bosnia and Herzegovina. Portals to the World contain selective links providing authoritative, indepth information about the http://www.loc.gov/rr/international/european/bosnia/resources/ba-culture.html

The Library of Congress Global Gateway Portals to the World Bosnia and Herzegovina Find in Portals Web Pages Global Gateway Pages All Library Web Pages Culture: Bosnia and Herzegovina Created and maintained by the European Division Collections and Services Directorate Web site of theatres in Banja Luka (http://www.bl-bioskop.com) Pages with information, dates, events connected with art. In Bosnian. Projekat Rastko - Banja Luka (e-library of culture and tradition of Bosnian Krajina) (http://www.rastko.org.yu/rastko-bl/index.html) Culture, art, history and traditions of Bosanska Krajina on the Internet. In Bosnian and Serbian. Aleksa Santic-Mostar (http://www.aleksasantic.com) Web site dedicated to the Serbian/Bosnian poet and literary figure of the last century. Biographical information plus entire literary output on line. In Bosnian. Suggest a Link Selected European Internet Resources European Reading Room Library of Congress ... Bosnia and Herzegovina June 28, 2005 Ask a Librarian

64. Bosnia And Herzegovina Culture History And Archaeology bosnia and Herzegovina culture History and Archaeology culture history, archaeological sites, and other information related to the past of countries of http://archaeology.about.com/od/bosnia/

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65. People In Need: 1995: Presentation Of Bosnian Culture In 1995, PIN intensified help to the people of bosnia and Hercegovina. The Month of bosnia and Hercegovina was the largest presentation of culture, http://www.clovekvtisni.cz/english/humanitarnipomoc/bosnia/presentations.php

People in Need Czech Republic Photo: Archive People in Need Relief and Development Aid Bosnia a Herzegovina 1995: Presentation of Bosnian Culture In 1995, PIN intensified help to the people of Bosnia and Hercegovina. During the year a number of shipments of humanitarian aid was dispatched. In January 1995, PIN was able to send out a shipment of medicine and health supplies for the hospital in Bihaè, which was handed out by the World Health Organization. In April 1995, PIN delivered a new mobile incubator for the maternity hospital Gradina in Tuzla. This shipment was sent on the basis of an urgent request and information regarding the number of newborns who were dying each year during transport. Another very important shipment of humanitarian help was for Goražde, which during the entire war was cut off from the outside world. PIN staff were able to go around the besieged area and deliver supplies to the devastated city containing primarily foodstuffs, candles, matches and clothing. Czech Transportation Mission At the request of the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF), PIN began to move supplies through the Czech transportation mission in December of 1994. These supplies consisted mainly of

66. A. Riedlmayer: Speech In Mauritius On Preserving Bosnian Culture Our work to preserve bosnia s cultural heritage and to make it better known outside of bosnia is also making progress. The Foundation is helping to sponsor http://www.applicom.com/twibih/remarks.html

The following is the text of an address presented by Bosnia Action Coalition co-founder Andras Riedlmayer at the Charity Dinner to benefit the Community of Bosnia Foundation, which is working to help rebuild Bosnian cultural institutions devastated after years of attacks by nationalist extremists. The event was held at La Canelle Rouge, Domaine Les Pailles in Mauritius on 7 March 1997, under the patronage of the president of the republic. Other guests included the country's minister of justice and human rights, the U.S. ambassador to Mauritius, members of Amnesty International, educators, and civic and religious dignitaries. It was sponsored by Comite pour la Bosnie. Your Excellency Mr President, Mr Minister, Mr Ambassador, Dr Koenig, ladies and gentlemen. Good evening, and thank you for your warm welcome and for your kind words. I feel honored and delighted to have the chance to visit your beautiful country and the opportunity to speak to you tonight. I would like to begin by expressing my gratitude and appreciation to the members of the Comite pour la Bosnie and to all those whose hard work, generosity and vision have helped make this evening's event possible. What brings us together tonight is our concern for Bosnia, a distant place that few people had heard of before the tragic events of the past five years.

67. SEE Portal - Homepage / News / News:Bosnia And Herzegovina - First Youth Culture Fair of Youth culture in bosnia and Herzegovina was held in Prijedor, March 2526. The Fair was organized by Youth Partnership Programme ? POP B H and the http://see.oneworld.net/article/view/108492/1/

SEE Portal - Homepage News News:Bosnia and Herzegovina Search for NEWS IN DEPTH PARTNERS GET INVOLVED ... OUR NETWORK 19 September 2005 in South East Europe Juznoslavenska grupa jezika Makedonski Shqip News Albania Bosnia and Herzegovina Croatia Serbia and Montenegro ... Help First Youth Culture Fair Held in Prijedor Sladjana Kovacevic 28 March 2005 The first PYAF! Fair of Youth Culture in Bosnia and Herzegovina was held in Prijedor, March 25-26. The Fair was organized by and the Manifest Urban Initiative from Prijedor. Over 80 young artists and youth organizations’ representatives from Bosnia and Herzegovina took part in the Fair, as well as representatives of the government authorities and several publishing companies from the region of former Yugoslavia. ”The Fair proceeded in perfect order. All the invitees came, we worked until late into the night both days, which is the first time somebody has stayed that late at work in Prijedor. We even had organized transportation for participants from Banja Luka and Novi Sad, so we are truly satisfied that a lot of young people visited the Fair. We believe that the meetings held under the auspices of the fair were very successful”, Dejan Dejanovic from Manifest said for OneWorld. “We didn’t want to talk smartly at these meetings, but to provide a forum where organizations, musicians, publishers could established that important first contact. We believe that we succeeded in doing that”, Dejanovic added.

68. Islam And Bosnia Islam and bosnia reexamines the conflict of the 1990s from the perspectives of By pulling together the individual elements of culture, society, http://www.mqup.mcgill.ca/book.php?bookid=754

69. Regional: Europe: Bosnia And Herzegovina: Society And Culture - Open Site Regional Europe bosnia and Herzegovina Society and culture Open Site. http://open-site.org/Regional/Europe/Bosnia_and_Herzegovina/Society_and_Culture/

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70. The EC Reconstruction Programme For Bosnia And Herzegovina Detailed By Sector - The European Community (EC) Media and culture Programme The media in bosnia and Herzegovina has since been working to become free and fair in order to http://www.seerecon.org/bosnia/ec/sectors/media.htm

Bosnia and Herzegovina European Commission Support The European Community (EC) Media and Culture Programme The importance of pluralist media in the development of a democratic society that respects human rights and the peace process has been emphasized by the international community since the signing of the Dayton/Paris Peace Agreement in 1995. Since 1996 the EC has allocated over 16 MEURO to its media and culture programme. The programme focuses on the strengthening of independent media, progress in the freedom of movement and cross-Entity exchanges, the promotion of human rights, democracy and civil society, and improvement of journalistic standards. In the EC committed 2 MEURO to the Open Broadcast Network (OBN), the cross-Entity independent television network, to assist in fair coverage of the first post-war elections. In addition, 16 smaller scale projects were funded ranging from office equipment, supplies and training for electronic and print media in both Entities, to the funding of programmes and publications that promote human rights and democracy. In approximately 4 MEURO was committed through the EC media and culture programme. In preparation for the 1997 elections and as a long-term benefit, the EC allocated 1.7 MEURO to upgrade the OBN system. A further 2.3 MEURO was allocated to 16 smaller scale projects in support of democracy and the peace process. Financial support was given to small independent media to reduce reliance on the economic and political powers that were dictating programming and content. EC funding also provided equipment, vehicles and salaries, new offices and stations, production of programmes that promote the peace process, and training in international standards of journalism.

71. Scotsman.com Heritage & Culture - Video Archive - Bosnia: Scots Guards On Peacek It is the week before Christmas and the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards take over peacekeeping duties in bosnia. A Scottish soldier gives his views on the http://heritage.scotsman.com/videos.cfm?vid=139

72. Bosnia-Herzegovina Culture Travel Document Systems; Passport and Visa Services. This is the site for the latest Travel Information and the most complete collection of online Visa http://www.traveldocs.com/ba/culture.htm

Bosnia-Herzegovina Europe CULTURE For cultural information see this fine Cultural Resources List Lonely Planet To Country Main Page To TDS Home Page Travel Document Systems Washington DC Office 925 Fifteenth Street N.W. Suite 300 Washington, D.C. 20005 Voice: 1-800-874-5100 Local: 202-638-3800 Fax: 202-638-4674 support@traveldocs.com San Francisco Office One Embarcadero Center Suite 500 San Francisco, CA 94111 Voice: 1-888-874-5100 Local: 415-773-2829 Fax: 415-773-2834 sfo@traveldocs.com

73. List Of World Wide Web And Other Internet Resources In And About Bosnia The Peacenet s Balkans Pages list resources in bosnia. throughout the world about the history and culture of bosniaHerzegovina, its social, economic, http://balkansnet.org/bosnia.html

BOSNIA Petition to Arrest Karadzic and Mladic. BOSNET The web evolution of the popular Bosnet newsgroup. About things Bosnian. Done by Bosnians (well, mostly). For everybody who loves Bosnia. Bosna Chat A new chat site for Bosnians and their friends. Welcome to the page of bh. forum! (Note added Aug 99: These bh.forum links currently point to a dead page, on which there is no live discussion) the only bosnian news server Do you want to ask a question? Or answer one? Do you want to share an opinion with the others? Plug in to discussions and get connected with other bosnians on the Net! You won't regret... ( In Bosnian ). Click here for the Bosnian News search engine. BATVNY Bosnian Television in New York. In the new millenium New York's boroughs of Queens (channel 62) and Brooklyn (channel 76, Time Warner) have the opportunity to watch Bosnian Television every Saturday at 1:30 PM EST, for half an hour, the program is in Bosnian language. The program is also on Premium Cable in New Jersey. BATVNY broadcasts are now also available on Internet Bosnian Telephone Directory White Pages for all Bosnia! Official Bosnian PTT Telephone Directory on the Internet. In Bosnian.

74. Republic Of Srpska Government - Ministry Of Education And Culture of the Republic of Srpska and the Constitution of the bosnia and Herzegovina. In the field of culture, main activities of the Ministry are related to http://www.vladars.net/en/min/mp.html

Ministries Prime Minister Cabinet PM's Office About Srpska ... Cirilicna verzija Ministry of Education and Culture Minister: Milovan Pecelj PhD Milovan Pecelj, Serbian nationality, was born on 15.12.1949. in Gajdobra, Republic of Serbia. Along with many study exchange tours abroad, and numerous science works and projects, he was also the organizer of the training of directors and primary and secondary schools in the Republic of Srpska. Since 1999. until elected to the post of the Minister in the RS, Mr. Pecelj was the Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy in the East Sarajevo. Address: Vuka Karadzica 4, 51000 Banja Luka Phone: 051/331-422 Fax: 051/331-423 E-mail: mp@mp.vladars.net Organizational structure: Minister of Culture Advisor: Milorad Kenjalovic Phone: 051/331-422 Fax: 051/331-423 Assistant for Culture Biljana Bilbija Phone: 051/331-422 Fax: 051/331-423 Public Relations Officer: Duska Golic Phone: 051/331-427 Fax: 051/331-423 Main activities of Ministry: In the field of culture, main activities of the Ministry are related to: preservation and utilization of culture-historical heritage and natural heritage; museum, archive, library, editorial, theatre, musical, painting, film and entertainment activities; organizations and associations of citizens in the field of art and culture, technical culture; management of public gazettes registers; preparation of programs and agreements on cultural cooperation in accordance with the Constitution of the Republic of Srpska and the Constitution of the Bosnia and Herzegovina, provision of information via media and other information means on its work, and performs other tasks in accordance with the Law and other regulations of the Republic of Srpska and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

75. China, Bosnia-Herzegovina Sign Cultural Convention PDO Chinese Minister of culture Sun Jiazheng and bosniaHerzegovina s Foreign Minister Zlatko Lagumdzija signed in Beijing Wednesday a cultural http://english.people.com.cn/200206/26/eng20020626_98595.shtml

About Us Help Sitemap Archive ... China Last updated at: (Beijing Time) Wednesday, June 26, 2002 China, Bosnia-Herzegovina Sign Cultural Convention Chinese Minister of Culture Sun Jiazheng and Bosnia-Herzegovina's Foreign Minister Zlatko Lagumdzija signed in Beijing Wednesday a cultural convention, aiming to promote cultural cooperation between the two countries. PRINT DISCUSSION CHINESE SEND TO FRIEND Chinese Minister of Culture Sun Jiazheng and Bosnia-Herzegovina's Foreign Minister Zlatko Lagumdzija signed in Beijing Wednesday a cultural convention, aiming to promote cultural cooperation between the two countries. According to the convention, China and Bosnia-Herzegovina, based on principles of equality and mutual benefit, will encourage and support exchanges and cooperation in the fields of culture, education, social sciences, sport, publishing, broadcasting, film and television. They will exchange cultural delegations, artistic troupes, exhibitions and experts. The convention also makes specific plans for educational cooperation, including the exchange of teachers, scholars and experts as well as students, and establishment of direct contacts between educational institutions of both countries. Moreover, the two countries drew up a cultural cooperation working plan for the years 2002-2004.

76. AriadNe/Culture & Recreation/Bosnia - Ariadne The European and Mediterranean link resource presents /culture Recreation/bosnia - Other interesting WWW pages in bosnia. http://ariadne.iief.de/index.php3/Culture & Recreation/Bosnia

The European and Mediterranean link resource for R esearch, S cience and C ulture Search Submit News Help Find: Match: Any of the words All the words AriadNe services provide links to a variety of European and Mediterranean WWW servers mainly focussed on research, science and cultural information. Benefits from AriadNe You find a resource regarding a special topic quickly (sorted by category and country). You can rely on regularly checked links (no stale resources). In contrast to national directory services AriadNe presents all results for all countries in English language. This Information Society WebRing site owned by IIEF GmbH Previous 5 Sites Previous Next ... List Sites

77. SFOR - Bosnia And Herzegovina Today Tourism and culture in bosnia and Herzegovina. by Thierry Domin First published in SFOR Informer 129, December 26, 2001. It is not, of course, http://www.nato.int/sfor/indexinf/129/p03a/chapter6.htm

Tourism and Culture in Bosnia and Herzegovina by Thierry Domin First published in SFOR Informer#129, December 26, 2001 Nevertheless, before starting any trip to the locations mentioned in this article, you must always remember the two main dangers in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH): the roads, and the mines. Too bad for those, who want to take short cuts: there is a real risk in doing that, and it is not worth it. First of all, BiH offers a large diversity of beautiful landscapes, from the small access to the Adriatic Sea in the South, to the beginning of the great Hungarian plain, in the North. In the middle, the Dinaric Alps surround small valleys and huge plateaux. But what a difference between the karstic landscape of the north western 'polje' (plateau) of the country and the high peaks at the Montenegrin border. Nature Water is present everywhere in BiH. Following a river from its source to its confluence with bigger ones (or to the Adriatic Sea for the Neretva) is always a very beautiful trip, allowing you to admire the different states of its course: sources of the Bosna River and the Buna River (with its famous dervish cloister). Onrushing, when lined by sheer cliffs, like the Sutjeska. Cascading, like in the towns of Kravica, Jajce, Kamenica, Drvar or Skakarac. And slower, when the valley gets wider and the river reaches its mouth. By the way, rafting is an activity that has developed in BiH, especially in the Bihac and Mostar areas.

78. NATO/SFOR Informer: Tourism And Culture In Bosnia And Herzegovina Tourism and culture in bosnia and Herzegovina culture and Gastronomy Don t miss the opportunity to visit museums, such as the National Museum in http://www.nato.int/sfor/indexinf/129/p03a/t0103a.htm

Tourism and Culture in Bosnia and Herzegovina By Thierry Domin First published in SFOR Informer#129, December 26, 2001 Nevertheless, before starting any trip to the locations mentioned in this article, you must always remember the two main dangers in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH): the roads, and the mines. Too bad for those, who want to take short cuts: there is a real risk in doing that, and it is not worth it. First of all, BiH offers a large diversity of beautiful landscapes, from the small access to the Adriatic Sea in the South, to the beginning of the great Hungarian plain, in the North. In the middle, the Dinaric Alps surround small valleys and huge plateaux. But what a difference between the karstic landscape of the north western 'polje' (plateau) of the country and the high peaks at the Montenegrin border. Nature Water is present everywhere in BiH. Following a river from its source to its confluence with bigger ones (or to the Adriatic Sea for the Neretva) is always a very beautiful trip, allowing you to admire the different states of its course: sources of the Bosna River and the Buna River (with its famous dervish cloister). Onrushing, when lined by sheer cliffs, like the Sutjeska. Cascading, like in the towns of Kravica, Jajce, Kamenica, Drvar or Skakarac. And slower, when the valley gets wider and the river reaches its mouth. By the way, rafting is an activity that has developed in BiH, especially in the Bihac and Mostar areas.

79. Internet Resources On Bosnia And Herzegovina culture and society. Kinoeye Web Resources on Cinema from bosniaHercegovina. History. WWW Virtual Library - History Index bosnia http://www.ssees.ac.uk/bosnia.htm

SSEES Home Contact Us Academic Departments and Centres ... SSEES Intranet Content of these pages is maintained by SSEES Library staff in consultation with academic staff in the School. SSEES Library is part of UCL Library Services Government and official information Elections Economics and statistics ... Other resources Government and official information: Bosnia and Herzegovina (from the U.S. Department of State) CIA World Fact Book - Bosnia and Herzegovina General Framework Agreement for Peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina Full text of Dayton Agreement Internet Law Library - Bosnia and Herzegovina Ministry of Foreign Affairs Operation Joint Endeavour (IFOR) NATO Official Information OSCE Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina United Nations Development Programme - Bosnia and Herzegovina Elections: Election Reports - Bosnia and Herzegovina (from the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights) Political Parties and Organizations - Bosnia and Herzegovina Economics and statistics: Bosnia and Herzegovina and the IMF Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina Foreign Trade Chamber of Bosnia and Herzegovina News and media: Bosnia-Mission: Peace (CNN) Federal News Agency of Bosnia and Herzegovina Muslim Bosnia Press Oslobodjenje Press Now - Independent Media in former Yugoslavia Slobodna Bosna Southeast European Times Academic sites: Maps of Bosnia University of Banja Luka University of Tuzla Libraries and archives: British Library - Bosnian Collections Historical Archive of Sarajevo Culture and society:

80. Www.news2mail.com: Soc.Culture.Bosna-herzgvna -- The Independent State Of Bosnia the Messages from the Usenetgroup Soc.culture.Bosnaherzgvna and get them in your local mailbox. The independent state of bosnia and Herzegovina. http://www.news2mail.com/soc/culture/bosna-herzgvna.html

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