Bosnia Stories

Ema Muratovic is 17 years old and the ambitious daughter of Bosnian immigrant parents. She has two goals during her senior year; get a chance to win states for indoor track and break the barrier between her nearly all-white high school, Westbrook High, and the neighboring town's Timothy High School. These goals are not easy to achieve. Along the way, she realizes the immense sacrifices that she has to make for the betterment of herself and other people.

Haru Derec i njegova cimerka Nora Smith misterioznim slučajem bivaju kidnapovani. Sasvim normalno, jedno jutro, umesto u njihovom stanu, bude se u beloj, potpuno praznoj prostoriji sa samo jednim gvozdenim vratima koja se otvaraju ključem. Iznad vrata, neon crvenim slovima stojao je naziv sobe - Shame Room. Potpuno bespomoćni, dok im u pozadini nepoznati ljudi izdaju naređenja kako bi dobili ključ i izašli napolje, moraju proći kroz seriju sramotnih i perverznih misija u zamenu za izlazak na slobodu. Najgori deo priče je što Haru već duže vreme gaji osećanja prema svojoj prijateljici Nori, koja je pritom zauzeta. Koliko bliski će postati? Hoće li njihove želje izvući ono dobro ili loše iz njih? Hoće li ipak, na kraju krajeva, uspeti da se izbore sa snažnim potrebama ili će ipak uspeti da izađu bez da se imalo dotaknu? I hoće li ikada uspeti da pobegnu iz misteriozne sobe srama? ⚠️18+⚠️ ⚠️ Ova priča sadrži veoma izražene seksualne scene, psovke i nasilje koje vam možda neće odgovarati. Ukoliko smatrate da su vam ovakve stvari neprijatne za čitanje, zaustavite se odmah u deskripciji! ⚠️

On a gravelly spit of land in the middle of nowhere, a man is about to die. Two friends on a photo trip on the west coast of British Columbia inadvertently run into a murder in progress. What to do? Well stop it of course! The problem is not readily apparent at first for these two combat veterans just looking for a little peace and quiet to take photos of wildlife. After the rescue, it becomes clear their lives have just changed completely. The man they have just saved is a drug lord of global reach and the police were to do the killing. How to prove self-defence, or a terrible misunderstanding when your only witness is one of the world's most wanted men? From the wilderness of British Columbia to fashionable society of Vancouver they will seek the solution without losing themselves.

This book is the first in a trilogy on the effects of 20th century wars on the children and grandchildren of participants. In this case the background is the break-up of former Yugoslavia in the 1990s. Subsequent books focus on the two World Wars. When journalist Mike and his wife Sara decide to foster a 12-year-old Bosnian refugee, they have no premonition of the far-reaching consequences. Jasminka evolves from a traumatised child of the bitter ethnic conflicts of besieged Sarajevo into Minkie, an English schoolgirl-with-a-difference in a village in Middle England. She also becomes the daughter Mike has always wanted and Sara cannot have, and one of the excuses for Sara to resume an old affair. Mike’s assignments continue to take him to Bosnia and Serbia and he finds himself emotionally drawn into the conflict for reasons he could never have imagined and which have a profound effect on the deepening rift at home. As shifting international tensions are about to change the world forever, Minkie returns to Sarajevo to seek her roots and decide her future, just as Mike and Sara must decide on theirs in the early days of September 2001.

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Each chapter is a different theoretical situation or conflict. War 1: The Third Balkan War: Turkey's takeover of Greece sparks a vicious Balkan peninsula conflict. War 2: Collapse of the USA - Part 1: Western Federation: After the USA falls, new nations are born, and the Western Federation is one of them.

Ovo je priča o jednoj devojčici koja ima 13 godina život joj je preokrenuo. Krenula je da ide u drugu skolu i nasla prijatelje sa kojima proživljava svašta...

You think living in New York City as a lawyer would be easy, but it is anything but easy for Aldijana Delic. Born and raised in Brooklyn, Aldijana faces life altering events that cause her to fly to Sarajevo for the summer, leaving everything behind. Dealing with death, love problems, and job failure, what will she learn this summer in Bosnia?

Sometimes when I look at the night star riddled by millions of stars.. I wish you were there too. Cover by : @-your-last-wish- 💛

I'm 15 years old teenager from Bosnia and Herzegovina. My life is full of different stories and I just looked for a place I can share those with others...so I found this app and I'm going to write here like diarybook. For those that don't know Bosnia and Herzegovina is small country in south Europe. I also have lot of stories to tell you about my country, but first I want to introduce you into my life. So, I live in small willage near Sarajevo (the capital of B&H), I live with my paerents, my younger brother, my grandad and also my german shepherd dog Hunda. I just finished primary school and entered Economy secondary school. I hope that I made good decision about choosing school, we'll see. I want to tell yo that I have very intressting life and I just can't say that I'm tipical teenage girl. In my life the most important thing is beeing happy and trying to enjoy every moment of your life. I love to travel a lot, and I was in 10 different countries in Europe. That's it for now!!

A short collection of modern war poetry 1995 - 2014 Highly personal, this short anthology draws on the writer's experiences as a soldier and officer of the British Army in conflict zones in Europe, Africa, Iraq and Afghanistan. Although, the majority of these poems are previously unpublished, a number were published in the 2011 anthology 'Heroes: 100 Poems from the new generation of war poets' published by Ebury press. The 'Heroes' poems were selected for publication by a panel that included Carol Ann Duffy (the UK Poet Laureate), Simon Rae (Radio 4's 'Poetry Please') and General Lord Dannatt The poem 'Care Under Fire' was featured on BBC TV's 'The One Show'. Please be warned: the poem 'Convoy Stop' contains what many regard as the most offensive word in the English language.

Emina Zahirovic, a Bosnian girl who came with her family from America to visit for the summer, decides to go out with her other Bosnian friends in Sarajevo. Little did she know, these 2 weeks in Sarajevo, are going to change this entire summer. Maybe, her entire life. This story goes a bit slow, so if you don't like those types of stories don't read. Trust me though, it gets real good.

A quiet Sunday dessert turns into a doorway to the past when Thomas's mother hands him a package wrapped in an old Croatian newspaper. Inside is Mr. Morris - the battered teddy bear Thomas hasn't seen since childhood. The name on the box, Eva, is a ghost from another life, and her letter pulls the family into a story Thomas never truly left behind. In the spring of 1992, while Thomas grumbled about tidying his room in peaceful Pécs, a Croatian-Hungarian family fled a burning Sarajevo, racing through checkpoints, curfews, and terror. Through eight-year-old Peter's eyes, horror becomes myth: soldiers are trolls, gunfire is dark magic, and his parents are the wizards keeping him alive. One shared lunch, one small act of kindness, and one bear bind two families together - until a message, decades later, reveals the price that kindness couldn't prevent. Tender, harrowing, and unforgettable, this is a story about innocence in wartime, the long echo of refuge, and how a simple toy can carry a lifetime of love and loss.