vidocka
My country (Slovenia) was formed about 20 years ago. Before that, it belonged to the former state of Yugoslavia on the Balkan Peninsula.
Yugoslavia was a state on the Balkan Peninsula, which existed between 1963 and 1992. The name Democratic Denominational Yugoslavia was formed after the Second World War from the territory of the pre-war Kingdom of Yugoslavia.
With the collapse of the state, in the years 1991 and 1992, six new states were created in its former territory:
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- Republic of Slovenia,
- Republic of Croatia,
- Bosnia and Herzegovina,
- Republic of Macedonia
- Republic of Serbia and
- Republic of Montenegro.
I decided to visit Bosnia and Herzegovina, which is divided in ethnic terms into three groups: the most numerous of them are Bosniaks or Muslim populations, followed by Bosnian Serbs and Croats. The national-political tensions between groups and the civil war at the breakup of Yugoslavia were formed by a decentralized and internationally-controlled state of two entities: the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Republic of Serbia.
My first stop was the town of Bihac, which lies along the beautiful Una river. By the river it is very lively throughout the day, especially on evenings where there are many cafes.
Bihać is a developed industrial city (breweries, dairies, refrigeration plants, etc.)
informative posts. Thanks for sharing
Thank you. I’m glad you like it
I knew all this, I’m sorry that Yugoslavia broke up
It is beautiful and wonderful information!
Thank you 🙂
I totally agree, I love learning about other countries, their customs, etc.
Lovely pictures
Thanks Kathy
Welcome Vidocka
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It’s always wonderful to hear stories from other countries. ?
Landscapes are stunning.
The landscape is really wonderful … I’ll be back on a trip soon 🙂
Such a beautiful country to visit.
lovely
Thanks
Nice place
Thanks Olga
Beautiful landscapes, thank you for giving them, greetings
Thanks 🙂