Yugoslav War, 1991-1995 -- Atrocities -- Bosnia and Herzegovina
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 26 Collections and/or Records:
The Fall of Yugoslavia, 1991-1999, 1991 - 1999
Item — Box 2, Envelope: The Fall of Yugoslavia
Scope and Contents
1 map; colorBackground NotesFAMA was the very first independent multimedia company in the former Yugoslavia. Led by Suada Kapić, FAMA launched popular projects like the television talk show The Art of Living (Umijeće življenja), focusing on contemporary, progressive social and political issues.In 2014, the organization transitioned into a non-profit association called FAMA Methodology. Rather than treating...
Dates:
Other: 1991 - 1999
Found in:
Center for Bosnian Studies
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Map Collection
The Siege of Sarajevo 1992-1993-1994-1995
Item
Identifier: CBS-ART-011
Content Description
From box: The Longest Siege in Human History MIRROR OF TIME Educational Package
Dates:
Publication: 2000
Found in:
Center for Bosnian Studies
TRIO Sarajevo Collection
Collection — Box 1
Identifier: CBS-PUB-006
History and Context
Design group Trio Sarajevo (husband and wife Bojan and Dalida (Durakovic) Hadzihalilovic and collaborator Leila Mulabegovic Hatt), formed in 1985, was part of the Sarajevo generation that was raised on the punk culture and pop-art movements. Trio Sarajevo opted to remain in Sarajevo during the war in Bosnia, continuing to earn a living as commercial designers. Note at the bottom of each postcard: “This document has been created in war circumstances. (No paper, no inks, no electricity, no...
Dates:
Some of the postcards are dated; the exact date of the compilation and its contents are unknown.
Found in:
Center for Bosnian Studies
Video footage from UM-Columbia Trauma Workshop
Collection — Box 1
Identifier: CBS-MED-001
Content Description
Box of ten 30-minute Fuji Betacam SP cassettes dated June 1995. Recorded by documentary film director Beth Pike with Stephen Hudnell at an open workshop organized by the International Center for the Psychology of Trauma at the University of Missouri-Columbia. The workshop invited groups of medical professionals, administrators, and
educators from Bosnia-Herzegovina and Oklahoma City.
Footage includes raw interviews and b-rolls.
Dates:
1995-06
Found in:
Center for Bosnian Studies