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Bosnia-Hercegovina and International Justice
East European Politics and Societies: and Cultures, 2010Three different international courts have determined that genocide took place in Bosnia-Hercegovina in 1992-1995: the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY), the International Court of Justice (ICJ), and the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR).
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Publishing in Bosnia and Hercegovina
Slavic & East European Information Resources, 2001Abstract The article contains several sections, the first of which covers publishing in Bosnia and Hercegovina (including the Muslim-Croat Federation and Republika Srpska) throughout history, focusing on the period 1945-1998. The second section is devoted to a review of recent publications, which are broken down into (1) newspapers and periodicals that
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Bosnia‐Hercegovina, tourists, anthropologists
Anthropology Today, 2001Depuis le retour a la paix dans les Balkans, certaines institutions internationales contribuent aux efforts de retablissement de l'activite touristique dans la region. En tant qu'anthropologue-coordinateur d'un projet de soutien au tourisme et a l'industrie culturelle en Bosnie Herzegovine finance par la Commission Europeenne, l'A.
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Istočna Hercegovina: Rekognosciranje pećina
Arheološki pregled, 1985Pod vodstvom Zemaljskog muzeja u Sarajevu provedeno je rekognosciranje speleoloških objekata kao potencijalnih arheoloških nalazišta na području istočne Hercegovine. Pregledane su ukupno 63 špilje, od kojih je tridesetak dalo pozitivne arheološke rezultate. Većina prikupljenih nalaza potječe iz razdoblja od početka neolitika do kraje pretpovijesti.
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2001
In 1878, when Bosnia-Hercegovina was occupied, the population was divided among three component elements. The largest single element was the East European Orthodox (some 43 percent), followed by the Muslim (39 percent), and finally the Western European Catholic (18 percent).
Dennis P. Hupchick, Harold E. Cox
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In 1878, when Bosnia-Hercegovina was occupied, the population was divided among three component elements. The largest single element was the East European Orthodox (some 43 percent), followed by the Muslim (39 percent), and finally the Western European Catholic (18 percent).
Dennis P. Hupchick, Harold E. Cox
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2009
U dijelu makropedijskog članka o Bosni i Hercegovini izneseni su opći podaci te su leksikografski obrađena prirodna i demografska obilježja BiH, naseljenost i tipovi naselja, gospodarske karakteristike. U članku je iznijeta i regionalizacija BiH.
Snježana Musa, Crljenko, Ivana
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U dijelu makropedijskog članka o Bosni i Hercegovini izneseni su opći podaci te su leksikografski obrađena prirodna i demografska obilježja BiH, naseljenost i tipovi naselja, gospodarske karakteristike. U članku je iznijeta i regionalizacija BiH.
Snježana Musa, Crljenko, Ivana
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Hydrobiologia, 1990
Two interesting chydorid Cladocera were found in caves of Hercegovina and are described here. The pantropical Alona diaphana King, 1853 was already known in this part of Europe, but was found in a cave environment for the first time.
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Two interesting chydorid Cladocera were found in caves of Hercegovina and are described here. The pantropical Alona diaphana King, 1853 was already known in this part of Europe, but was found in a cave environment for the first time.
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Adapting in Bosnia-Hercegovina
2017Dredger investigates the performance of the Habsburg army during the invasion of Bosnia-Hercegovina in 1878. The Dual Monarchy’s military achieved victory against a weak opponent. This success resulted in renewal of popular acclaim for the Austro-Hungarian army within the empire as well as a more favorable attitude toward military funding by ...
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