Bosnian War, 1992-1995
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 30 Collections and/or Records:
Nevenka Mitra Collection
Oral Histories Collection
The Center for Bosnian Studies oral history project (formerly the Bosnia Memory Project) is an ongoing historical and cultural documentation effort that seeks to establish an enduring record of the experiences of Bosnian genocide survivors and their families during and after the war.
Photographs from Wartime Bosnia and Herzegovina
Color prints of photographs by Chris Mathieu taken in Sarajevo, BiH at the beginning of the siege (dates on backs range from April to June).
Plima Obiteljski Magazin (Ocean Wave) 1997-2004, 1997-04 - 2004-04
Near-complete run of Plima Magazin, a bi-monthly Bosnian-language publication that was published in St. Louis between spring 1997 and spring 2000.
Date of inaugural issue is unknown.
Physical issues were obtained from publisher and returned after scanning. CBS holds physical copies of three issues.
Prijedor: Lives from the Bosnian Genocide [exhibit]
Ron Klutho Papers
Ron Klutho's collection of materials related to Bosnia, the Bosnian Student Project, and the local diaspora. Klutho (Amir Amerikanac to many Bosnians) has worked with refugees in St. Louis in a number of roles. Amassed over more than two decades, the collection includes articles, documents, and a single photograph of a boys' soccer team (undated).
SabaH / Nezavisne Nedjeljne Novine (Sunrise / Independent Weekly Newspaper)
Srebrenica 1995-2015: Evaluating the Legacy and Long-term Consequences of Genocide / Sarajevo - Tuzla - Srebrenica
Srebrenica Figures as of 18 June 2015
One page (two-sided) graphic summary of deaths, forensics overview, and locations from the International Commission on Missing Persons [ICMP}. Includes details about work done during the previous 20 years to account for the estimated 8,000 missing, including the numbers of victims who have been identified by different means and statistics on Srebrenica-related war-crimes cases.