Bosnia-Herzegovina

TRAVEL DIARY – Bosnia and Herzegovina can not forget

DIARIO DE VIAJE – Bosnia y Herzegovina no puede olvidar

I don't want to leave the Balkans without visiting Bosnia and Herzegovina, I'm interested in a couple of places, In addition the long journey by bus across Montenegro from Podgorica to Sarajevo is spectacular, I recommend making the trip during the day.

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Train steam in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Trenes a vapor en Bosnia Herzegovina

Coal is used to supply the power station. Coal is transported to the plant from its multiple mines with these famous trains and what better fuel to move these hundreds of tons to own coal which is conveying. These are repaired and reconditioned periodically, broken parts are manufactured by hand, with a few machines in the former Soviet Union. Tells me the engineer responsible for plant repair these machines of 140 tons were manufactured during WWII and can lengthen ...

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The Srebrenica genocide Memorial – Potocari

El Memorial al Genocidio de Srebrenica – Potocari

The United Nations protection forces ( UNPROFOR ) They stated in 1993 the region of Srebrenica as a safe area and served as a refuge for civilians until it was attacked by Serbian military in 1995, the area was no longer safe. Many tried to flee through the mountains towards Tuzla, without success.

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The nuclear bunker of Tito

El búnker nuclear de Tito

I want to see Tito nuclear bunker, Another reason for the trip to Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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20 years of the siege of Sarajevo

20 años del asedio a Sarajevo

More than 3 years was besieged Sarajevo by the Serbian troops 1992 to the 1996, ended the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1995 but the siege of the capital officially lasted until February of 1996 When the troops left the mountains.

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