Interesting
facts
The
country is nicknamed the “Heart Shaped Land” due
to the country’s slight heart shape.
The
name “Bosnia” comes from an Indo-European word Bosana,
which means water. Which is fitting as the country is covered
with beautiful lakes, rivers, waterfalls, and a strip of the
Adriatic Sea.
Bosnia and Herzegovina consists of two Entities – the
Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Republic Srpska.
There is also an internationally supervised district, the Brcko
District.
In
2010, Lonely Planet’s “Best In Travel” nominated
Sarajevo as one of the top ten cities to visit that year.
Bosnia
and Herzegovina was the world champion of volleyball at the
2004 Summer Paralympics and volleyball at the 2012 Summer Paralympics.
Bosnia and Herzegovina has the tenth highest coffee consumption
per capita in the world.
World
Heritage Sites
Old
Bridge Area of the Old City of Mostar
Mehmed
Paa Sokolovi? Bridge in Viegrad
Ste?ci
Medieval Tombstone Graveyards
Tourism
spots, locations
Botanical
Gardens
Zoos
Every
celebrity in every category must use their infuening power or
their own responsibility to help climate change which is already
crossing dangerous propoertions. Not climate change activism
but something which is legally ok with the government of their
country. World is an integration of all countries. Climate change
is an example.
Bisera
Alikadic
Poet
Kenan Alikadic
Karate athlete
Ivo Andric
Author, nobel laureate
Zlatan Arnautovic
Handball player, Olympic medalist
Fuad Backovic "Deen"
Singer
Mahmut Bajraktarevic
Mathematician, academician
Selma Bajrami
Singer
Safvet-beg Basagic
Poet, author
Zeljko Bebek
Musician, singer
Zoran Becic
Actor, director
Andelka Bego-Simunic
Composer
Beriz Belkic
Politician
Mersad Berber
Artist
Enis Beslagic
Actor
Halid Beslic
Musician, singer
Dzemal Bijedic
Politician
Tihomir Blaskic
Army officer convicted of war crimes
Niksa Bratos
Musician
Goran Bregovic
Musician, composer
Hasan Brkic
Politician
Aljosa Buha
Musician
Alma Cardzic
Singer
Musa Cazim Catic
Poet
Marin Cilic
Tennis player
Zdravko Colic
Singer
Vladimir Corovic
Historian
Dragan Covic
Politician
Umihana Cuvidina
Poet
Drazen Dalipagic
Basketball player, Olympic medallist
Oskar Danon
Composer, conductor
Mirza Delibasic
Basketball player, Olympic medallist
Amer Delic
Tennis player
Edin Dervishalidovic "Dino Merlin"
Singer, songwriter
Valdo Dijak
Poet
Osman Dikic
Poet, dramatist
Braco Dimitrijevic
Artist
Mehmedalija "Mak" Dizar
Poet
Jasmin Dizdan
Film director, screenwriter
Nenad Dizdarevic
Director, screenwriter, producer
Raif Dizdarevic
Politician
Zija Dizdarevic
Author
Jovan Ducic
Poet, author, diplomat
Davor Dujmovic
Actor
Branko Duric
Actor, director
Edin Dzeko
Footballer
Dado Dzihan
Composer, music producer
Haris Dzinovic
Singer, composer
Zuko Dzumhur
Caricaturist, author
Zulfikar Dzumhur
Travel writer, artist, cartoonist
Hamid Sahinovic Ekrem
Author, dramatist
Tarik Filipovic
Actor
Dorothy Garai
Queen consort of Bosnia
Amila Glamocak
Singer
Adi Granov
Comic book artist
Jelena Gruba
Queen regent of Bosnia
Vehid Gunic
Television presenter
Osman Hadzic
Singer
Aleksander Hemon
Author
Abdulvenhab Ilhamija
Poet
Zaim Imamovic
Performer
Alen Islamovic
Singer
Safet Isovic
Singer
Fahreta Jahic "Lepa Brena"
Singer
Nenad Jankovic
Singer
Miljenko Jergovic
Author
Gabrijel Jurkic
Artist
Osman Karabegovic
Politician
Rudi Kolak
Politician
Zeljko Komsic
Lawyer, politician
Katarina Kosaca
Former queen consort
Stjepan Vukcic Kosaca
Nobleman
Momcilo Krajisnik
Politician convicted of war crimes
Jozo Krizanovic
Former president
Ban Kulin former
Ban of Bosnia
Emir Kusturica
Actor, filmmaker
Zlatko Lagumdzija
Politician, diplomat
Brano Likic
Composer, producer
Ivan Ljubicic
Tennis player
Irfan Ljubijankic
Surgeon, composer, diplomat
Sasa Losic
Composer
Vitomir Lukic
Author
Sasa Matic
Singer
Semezdin Mehmedinovic
Writer, filmmaker, editor
Amel Mekic
Judoka
Munir Mesihovic
Politician
Branko Mikulic
Politician, statesman
Ivana Milicevic
Actress
Tomo Milicevic
Musician, guitarist for band 30 Seconds to Mars
Velimir Milosevic
Writer, poet, editor
Kemal Monteno
Singer, songwriter
Edo Mulahalilovic
Songwriter, producer
Ahmed Muradbegovic
Author, dramatist
Mustata Nadarevic
Actor, comedian
Jelena Nelipcic
Former queen
Andrej Nikolaidis
Writer, columnist
Matej Ninoslav
Ban of Bosnia
Boris Novkovic
Singer
Arnela Odzakovic
Karate fighter
Radivoj Ostojic
Former king
Borislav Paravac
Former president
Damat Ibrahim Pasha
Former grand vizier
Haris Pasovic
Theater, film director
Josip Pejakovic
Actor
Obrad Piljak
Former president
Vesna Pisarovic
Singer
Safet Plakalo
Playwright
Himzo Polovina
Singer, songwriter
Davorin Popovic
Musician
Hamdija Pozderac
Former president
Vladimir Prelog
Chemist, nobel laureate
Prijezda I
Former Ban of Bosnia
Prijezda II
Former ruler
Gavrilo Princip
Nationalist
Kujava Radinovic
Former queen
Zivko Radisic
Former president
Nebojsa Radmanovic
Former president
Milanko Renovica
Politician
Drazen Ricl (aka Zijo)
Musician
Aleksa Santic
Poet
Izet Sarajlic
Historian, essayist, translator, poet
Mirko Sarovic
Former president
Beba Selimovic
Singer
Mesa Selimovic
Author
Sejo Sexon "Davor Sucic"
Musician, composer, television director
Stjepan Siber
Army general
Abdulah Sidran "Avdo"
Author, poet
Haris Silajdzic
Politician, academic
Antun Bravko Simic
Poet
Irfan Skiljan
Creator of image viewer for Microsoft Windows
Ivan Sokolov
Chess player
Zijah Sokolovic
Actor, director
Mehmed Spaho
Politician
Jadranka Stojakovic
Singer, songwriter
Dervis Susic
Author
Nesim Tahirovic
Artist
Danis Tanovic
Film director, screenwriter
Stephen Thomas of Bosnia
Former king
Sulejman Tihic
Former president
Stephen Tomasevic of Bosnia
Last king of Bosnia
Dusko Trifunovic
Author, poet
Vladimir Valjarevic
Pianist
Hajrudin Varesanovic
Singer, composer
Nenad Velickovic
Playwright
Mladen Vijicic "Tifa"
Singer
Stjepan Vuk
Former ruler
Igor Vukojevic
Singer, songwriter
Srdan Vuletic
Filmmaker
Pjer Zalica
Film director
Drazen Zeric Zera
Singer
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