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Martin Bell is to lead a tour of Bosnia and Croatia for Greenbee Specialist Travel. The eight-night tour, costing from £1,995 per person, departs on September 28 and covers the Dalmatian coast of Croatia as well as Mostar and Sarajevo in Bosnia. Read the rest of this entry »
Many of the finest Islamic monuments in Bosnia were systematically destroyed by Serb Nationalists. Asim Zubcevic, a Bosnian Muslim scholar, examines the challenges facing the restoration of the country’s historic sites in changing the spiritual landscape of Bosnia. Read the rest of this entry »
British Airways is starting with new flight route to Sarajevo in Bosnia and Herzegovina from London Gatwick from March 2007.
There will be three flights each week to Sarajevo, both of which will be operated by Boeing 737s. Read the rest of this entry »
This Passover, reproductions of a well-known illuminated manuscript are going on sale — for $1,350 apiece.
The Sarajevo Haggadah should be ready just before Passover, Bosnian Jewish leader Jakob Finci told JTA. “We are printing a limited edition of just 613 copies — the number of the mitzvot.” Read the rest of this entry »
BookSurge proudly announces the publication of Cooking in Croatia and Bosnia by Karmela Kis:
Over the course of the centuries, Croatian and Bosnian cuisine has witnessed many influences, with local nuances accentuating the uniqueness of the cooking. Karmela’s cookbook aims to explore this great variety of culinary inspirations, reflecting the diversity of the people living in Croatia and Bosnia. Mixtures of Italian, Austrian, Hungarian, and Turkish cuisine are apparent in Karmela’s ingredients, and reflect the historical richness of the region she is from. In this irreplaceable cookbook, 424 mouth-watering recipes await their time to shine in kitchens across the world. Read the rest of this entry »
