Mak Dizdar : Conversation
To R. Konstantinović I wanted to listen, hear, understand the conversation between one wave and one conch But they told me, nice but have you been listening, hearing, understanding the conversation of those who walk […]
Volume 03 No. 1 (2008): January
Ivan Lovrenović : Bosnia And Herzegovina: Facing the Challenge of Independence
Introduction What holds today’s Bosnia and Herzegovina together? Unfortunately, there is no internal cohesive energy that would be strong enough to keep it together if the international community would cease to guard its integrity. This […]
Nikola Šop : Invitation to Dear Jesus
Oh, Jesus, how I would love it if you would care To come into my humble home, Where quite ordinary things hang on the wall Where the day dies early in the windows. I would […]
Muhamed Nezirović : The Sephardim of Bosnia
In the sixteenth century, at the time of the arrival of the Sephardim in Bosnia, the Ottoman Empire was at the peak of its power, constantly advancing westward and northward; during the rule of Suleiman […]
Joseph Roth : Where the World War Began
The Great War began in Sarajevo, on a hot summer day in 1914. It was a Sunday; I was a student. In the afternoon a girl came by, in pigtails as was the custom in […]