SupremeMasterTV.com- Bosnia and Herzegovina - Jewel of Cultural and Natural Beauty (In Bosnian). Episode 1448, Air Date: 1 September 2010.
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Short documentary/promotional video on the role of culture in BiH society through a glance on interculturalism.
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The MDG-F is funding a joint UN programme to improve understanding among Bosnia and Herzegovina's many cultural groups, and to promote the country's unique multicultural identity. Nearly 560 workshops, trainings, seminars, educational and promotional events have brought more than 100000 people together, building relationships and supporting reconciliation among diverse groups. More than 2800 teachers have been trained to use multi-cultural approaches in education, and more than 70000 students have directly participated in project activities.
Tags :culture, Bosnia and Herzegovina, reconciliation, ethnic, multi-cultural, Multiculturalism, Ethnic Group, understanding, ethnic understanding, cultural understanding

CRIC researcher Dr. Ioannis Armakolas discusses post-conflict heritage reconstruction and memorialisation in the city of Tuzla, Bosnia-Herzegovina. Tuzla had a unique history in the 1992-92 Bosnian war and its aftermath. It is a prime example of a political elite and a local community stuggling to prevent nationalism and division from taking root despite the ethnic turbulence and war dominating in the entire region. In the post-Bosnian war period, the local auhtorities reconstructed Tuzla's Slana Banja memorial complex by creatively combining socialist regime heritage with 1992-95 war memorials. The reconstructed Slana Banja became a prime example of how heritage management can be used for promoting a political vision for a less-ethnically divided Bosnia. For a more detailed video presentation on Tuzla by Dr Ioannis Armakolas go to :vimeo.com For further information about other CRIC research in Bosnia go to: www.cric.arch.cam.ac.uk SEE ALSO THE CRIC RESEARCH VIMEO CHANNEL for "Dresden , a symbolic city of memory" presented by CRIC Dresden historian Matthias Neutzner : vimeo.com Credits: Animation: Prosper Unger-Hamilton © Film CRIC research project. The CRIC Research Project is funded by the European Commission within the Seventh Framework Programme.
Tags :CRIC research project, Tuzla, Slana Banja, Tuzla (City/Town/Village), memorial, kapija massacre

Bosnian guy is facing Albanian guy in 1 on 1 ball, beef start to happen in this game. saying funny shit & jokes.
Tags :Asian, Khmer, Viet, Thai, Laos, Indian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Filipino, Brazilian, Spanish, Albanian, Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian, Latin, Turkey, Roatian, Czech, Slovene, Slova, Russian, Srbija, Bosna, Basketball, Pba, Streetball, Hamilton, Creek, Optimus, Park, NBA, Allen, iverson, answer, reebok, nike, adidas, hyperdunk, zoom, bb, sleeve, question, ghetto, hood, kobe, lebron, james, michael, jordan, damon, jones, shawn, marion, raptors, ant, king, ankle, breaker, blooper, Mixtape, Buddhism, Sikhism, Islam, Hinduism

Kulturna Revolucija - Nebojsa´s Biography Group of young film makers started production of 144 episodes "Around The World - 1st Bosnian Cultural Revolution"
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About folklore ansamble „Šamac" Cultural club „Šamac" from Šamac City was founded on July 19th 2000. year. Although young Folk Ensemble, regarding it's work, „Šamac" had been able to establish themselves as a leading NGO in the field of culture and the Serbian Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Currently the Ensemble has approximately 100 members divided into three age groups and orchestra of original music. The ensemble has also performed at many folk festivals, reviews of folklore groups and concerts throughout Bosnia, Croatia, Serbia, Macedonia, Bulgaria, Switzerland and Russia. The ensemble has over two hundred performances with more than five hundred cultural events, worthy displaying the traditional culture of the Serbs from B&H. Association president is Prof. Mladen Radovic. Artistic director is Ms. Stana Nagradić E-mail - mladenradovic206@gmail.com mob.+38765990803
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CRIC researcher , Dr. Dzenan Sahovic explains how heritage sites from the socialist era have been transformed in the aftermath of the 1990s war in Bosnia. World War II monuments built to represent the national identity of the former Yugoslav regime at Kozara, Neretva, Sutjeska, Jajce and Drvar have been examined for their preservation, neglect ,destruction and reconstruction during and after the war. Physical alterations at symbolic sites are documented to understand the cultural and political changes imposed on societies through conflict. SEE ALSO THE CRIC RESEARCH VIMEO CHANNEL for "Dresden , a symbolic city of memory" presented by CRIC Dresden historian Matthias Neutzner : vimeo.com Filmed at the University of Cambridge, McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research. Credits : Animation: Prosper Unger-Hamilton Camera and editing: Beatriz Martinez-Gatell Interview: Lindy Fleming © Film CRIC research project.No reuse of without permission. The CRIC Research Project is funded by the European Commission within the Seventh Framework Programme.
Tags :Monument, cultural, heritage, history, Bosnia, Kozara, Neretva, Sutjeska, Jajce, Drvar, reconstruction, identity, University, Cambridge, Cultural Heritage, Culture, Documentary, CRIC Research Project

On Friday, 10th February TV Zenica has published an interview with Sead Pasic Head Off American Corner Zenica in the show "Sphere". Nearly a half-hour interview was largely devoted to American culture and its importance for the modern world and the relationship of that culture to European culture which is elitist in many ways. This interview was very well received in the public and in this region the town of Zenica. The interview is in Bosnian language.
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Mostar, straddling its beloved river, is the leading city of the southern part of Bosnia-Herzegovina. Its 400-year-old stone bridge was once a symbol of multi-cultural community but collapsed under artillery shells when Yugoslavia fell apart in the 1990s. Today, Mostar is rebuilding, and ethnic divisions are gradually fading. And the new Old Bridge, rebuilt using the original materials, is a promising sign of reconciliation. For more information on the Rick Steves' Europe TV series — including episode descriptions, scripts, participating stations, travel information on destinations and more — visit www.ricksteves.com.
Tags :PBS, Rick Steves, travel, Europe, Rick Steeves, Steve Rick, Masala Square, ćevapčići, ajvar, history, war, culture, Muslim, Catholic, Alma Elezović, Sultan Süleyman

Clips from activities and meetings of MDG-F Programme Culture for Development Bosnia and Herzegovina
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College of Idaho, International Student Organization (ISO) Cultural Show 2012, Act from Bosnia and Herzegovina
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mobile.culture.container was a meeting place, a melting pot for ideas. Authors: Igor Bararon & Nina Kusturica Production: Fonds Verteitigung Unserer Zukunft www.mobile-culture.org
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D'Blavor's na Heineken Rock Maratonu u Culture Club 072 Zenica
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Interview with Bosnian artist Harun Alikadic. From the TV show "Kuhinja", a weekly programme on the phenomena of contemporary culture, produced by pro.ba (www.pro.ba), a Sarajevo based independent TV, film and video production company. Broadcast Thursdays 22:30 CET on BHT1 (www.pbsbih.ba)
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The CRIC Research project has investigated the use of memorials, commemorations and anniversary events to understand the way communities attempt to come to terms with catastrophic loss of life. Significant sites across Europe provide examples of the way memories of conflict are interpreted and transmitted, and the role this plays in post conflict identity formation. This film describes the development of the Potočari Memorial Centre at Srebrenica to commemorate those who died during the genocide against the Bosniak (Bosnian Muslim) population in eastern Bosnia in July 1995. Dr Dzenan Sahovic's analysis outlines the diametrically different views held by Bosniak and Serb groups towards the events at Srebrenica. His research examines the changing use and meaning of this contested site and the impact this has on Bosnian politics. The images in the film were taken on the 15th anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide when mass burials and large rallies were taking place at the memorial centre. For further information about other CRIC research in Bosnia go to: www.cric.arch.cam.ac.uk SEE ALSO THE CRIC RESEARCH VIMEO CHANNEL for "Dresden , a symbolic city of memory" presented by CRIC Dresden historian Matthias Neutzner : vimeo.com Credits: Filmed at the McDonald Institute of Archaeological Research, University of Cambridge Animation: Prosper Unger-Hamilton Camera and editing: Beatriz Martinez-Gatell Interview: Lindy Fleming © Film CRIC research project. The CRIC Research Project is ...
Tags :Bosnia and Herzegovina, Memorial (society), Cultural Heritage, Genocide, Potocari, 11th July, Educational, University, of, Cambridge, Politics, Balkan, conflict, heritage, reconstruction, cultural, identity, Culture, CRIC Research Project, Dzenan Sahovic

Michael's travels in New Europe take him to Bosnia and Herzegovina, a remarkable Balkan country where East meets West, and modern ways live alongside ancient traditions ...(part 3 - Sarajevo)
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On the way to our gig in Sarajevo, we spent a few days in Mostar at the Abrasevic cultural center. Mostar, injured but hopeful, divided but optimistic, and young activists determined to resist through art and culture. images reminiscent of joe sacco's graphic depiction of the war in Bosnia, clashing with memories of biased tv reports, time for a reality check, we came to play music and to listen... chilling with our hosts on the roof top of the OKC Abrasevic center, in the heart of Mostar, we felt at home... Mostar, injured but hopeful, divided but optimistic, sad and beautiful, thanks to young activists and artists determined to resist through art and culture. OKC Abrasevic is an island of hope and cultural resistance. Find out more and support Abrasevic here: www.okcabrasevic.org More Checkpoint 303 www.checkpoint303.com facebook.com/CP303
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mobile.culture.container was a meeting place, a melting pot for ideas. Authors: Igor Bararon & Nina Kusturica www.mobile-culture.org
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www.TravelsWithSheila.com Mostar is the largest and most important city in the Herzegovina region. A UNESCO World Heritage site divided by the Neretva River with Croats on one side and Muslims on the other. Mostar was founded by the Turks during the 15th century. The city and famed old bridge (Stari Most) was the most heavily bombed following the break-up of Yugoslavia. Mostar has painstakingly been rebuilt, stone by stone. An easy town to walk around without guides since all attractions centrally located. (Our guide in Mostar was quite boring.) TIP Wear good shoes to keep from getting heels caught in the stone grooves.
Tags :Bosnia-Herzegovina, Balkans, Mostar, UNESCO, culture, touring, destination, events, travel, sightseeing, adventure, tourism, travel log, history, nature, tourist, landmark, holiday, europe, visit, places