BIH

by Angel Rubia

In 1990, along with the progressive warming in Eastern Europe after the Cold War, Yugoslavia began to tear into pieces. This defreezening process had its climax in Bosnia & Hercegovina, where the sharing of the republic among the big Croatian and Serbian minorities, and the Muslim majority, brought a conflict that lasted three years. This resulted in a war, which summoned the country into a fight between neighbours, neighbourhoods, and citizens, who were all from the same land yet with different ancestry.