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(A) Yugoslavia era 1961 series with Herzeg-Bosna crest in lieu of red star.
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(A) Yugoslavia era 1961 series with Serbian flag in lieu of red star.
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Location Central Europe Capital Sarajevo Main Religions Christianity (orthodoxy and catholicism), islam (sunni) Main Language Serbo-croat (under diverse names) History Bosnia & Herzegowina seceded from Yugoslavia in 1991. Independence was followed by a civil war in which the Serbs fought against the Muslims and Croats.
The country is now seperated into two constituent states, the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Republic of Srpska.
The international authorities have formal influence on the political life in the country.International Oval BIH ISO Code BA
(1) Alen Duspera
(2) Jim Fox/Greg Gibson
(3) Victor Brumby