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HOW FOREIGNERS VIEW BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

Published: November 12, 2012
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American citizen Lara visited Bosnia and Herzegovina, she tried to retell her impressions to her friend Jane.

Maybe this computer animation show exactly how complicated is the political and territorial organization of BH.

The conclusion is that BH citizens live in one country divided to several parts, use the same language that has several names, have three president that are not actual presidents, love tourists, but don’t love each others…

Jane asked Lara to pick any other destination for her next holiday, maybe Italy, so she doesn’t have explain where she was to everybody.

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