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Bosnian Serbs sullen and defiant

August 24, 2011 by ninetyninedegrees Leave a Comment

In the snowy hills above Sarajevo, Bosnian Serbs feel they have been unfairly scapegoated over the Balkan conflict. Report from Pale for BBC News, March 2006

Filed Under: Balkans, BBC News, Short Features Tagged With: bosnia, bosnian serbs, pale, sarajevo, siege

Sarajevo massacre survivor speaks

August 23, 2011 by ninetyninedegrees Leave a Comment

Interview from Sarajevo with Esad Pozder – market trader and witness to a mortar attack that killed more than 60 people. BBC News, March 2006

Filed Under: Balkans, BBC News, Interviews, Short Features Tagged With: bosnia, sarajevo, siege, war

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