What efforts have been made to preserve and restore cultural sites damaged during the war?

Mar 12, 2015 ... The answer is inevitably linked to the prevailing understanding of the causes of a particular conflict and its drivers. In Bosnia-Herzegovina, ... For this purpose, we want to address the question of the origin of the conflict, initially in. Yugoslavia then in Bosnia and explore afterwards the reasons of ... ... war erupted in the new Republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina. ... Many of the deaths were caused by accidents on Bosnia's poor roads, made treacherous during bad weather ... 2013 Then they started shooting: Children of the Bosnian war and the adults they become. New York: Bellevue Literary Press. Joshi, PT and Deborah O'Donnell Jul 4, 2019 ... On 5 April 1992 Bosnian Serb Nationalists placed Sarajevo under siege. In stark contrast to the the complex nature of the conflict, the ... ... caused significant shortages of food and medicine. This mismanagement ... Bosnia and Herzegovina, initiating the Bosnian War. Throughout the war ... Abstract. The Bosnian case is particularly intriguing for a theory of conflict based on the risks inherent in horizontal inequalities (HIs) — whether as a ... Jul 9, 2020 ... The Bosnian War was one in a series of conflicts that marked the ... Bosnia's secession triggered a sharp intensification of nationalist rhetoric ... During the year 2021 a law passed in BiH making it illegal to deny that Srebrenica was not genocide. This caused Bosnian Serb representatives to start a process ... ... Bosnian Serb and officially triggering the start of the Great War. The Assassination of Franz Ferdinand. On June 28, 1914, the Archduke Franz Ferdinand of ...