I love this video, I hope more and more people come and visit this part of the world. South Eastern Europe has lots of amazing places to visit, food and culture that reflects it's history and geographic location between Middle East and Europe. Greetings from Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
sorry to be so offtopic but does any of you know of a way to get back into an instagram account?? I was stupid lost the account password. I appreciate any tricks you can give me
@Dominic Titan I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm trying it out now. I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
I love seeing you guys travel to unknown countries in Europe opening our eyes to these little gems most people think of Italy Germany France Austria and those cort of places but I like learning. A lot of these places seem to have food similar to middle eastern food.
That's really great, guys! Don't think we'll make Mostar on this spring's trip but maybe 2020. I really love the way you guys dive into the local culture in a respectful way; just exactly our style too. Thanks for mentioning, too, the month and season. I'm using your videos to help plan a vacation to Adriatic Italy, Slovenia, and Croatia, so it helps when you mention what season you're in, so I can pack accordingly. I don't comment on all your videos but have loved every one of them. Kindest regards!
Thank you very much! That is really exciting to hear. Your itinerary sounds great. If you're considering visiting in the fall I'd recommend going a little earlier than we did. It rained a lot in the Balkans (half of the days) when we visited near the end of our trip.
Great video, guys! Très bien! I just love seeing the world through your eyes :D And the best part is, the effort you put to compile everything and put into your video is very much visible. Kudos!
Unlike 90% of foreigners, you are not butchering our words (names of dishes). very good pronunciation, chappo. Loved the video. Greetings from Mostar :)
Subscriber, long time follower and First Comment. Audrey - Classically beautiful. Sam - Wonderfully colorful. Together - Just a treat to listen and watch. Especially love your food videos since I'm somewhat of a foody. Thanks for the video post and keep up the great work. Cheers.
I really love this channel. I'm actually planning on going away for 20 days in October and cover some of the places you guys went last year. I believe I had seen your videos more than 100 times jajajaj
Hi Sam and Audrey, as much as I love your videos and I’ve been watching them constantly, I just want to know if you could do us a favor, by getting more detailed when you describe the food? Like every time you took a bite, I was always expecting to know what is scent like, and how is the flavor, is it salty or spicy or meaty etc, but ended up quite disappointing as you skipped it.... that would be great if you could do that in your upcoming videos, we’d really appreciate that. That said, I enjoy your work and your efforts! So much love ❤️
Thats so mouthwatering!*_* and in Poland we call that 'gołąbki'^^ You should deffinatelly try that and compare! I love how it taste. And my mom does it the best!:) love your videos:* greetings From Warsaw;)
Audrey, your pronunciation of all dishes is great. I do not know why people laughed to you. Ćufte and kofte are different dishes. As I know, Ćufte should be small meat balls, but kofte - it is turkish and arabian kind of bosnian Ćevapi. Kofte and Ćevapi is very similar dish. It is kind of sausages, just prepared a bit differently. Let me expose you a secret. Restaurant "Tima-Irma" is the best one here. 2nd place takes "Šadrvan", then "Rota", etc. You like sweets but you do not eat sugger with tea (čaj)? Hm ... Interesting. :) Our cuisine is amazing. Smokvara is my favourite traditional cake. It is prepared mostly by figs. In one of previous videos I realized they did not learn you in restaurant Šadrvan about whole process of serving Bosinan coffe. I regart because you did not come in Mostar to try Bosnian-Italian Ice cream (the best one is in "Dolce and Co")
Again, Audrey, your pronunciation is excellent. and you actually pay attention to stressing the correct syllables. You sure seem to have an ear for languages, and you care about details. Very rare among tourists (well, you guys are more than ordinary tourists, but still.)
Japrak in Bosnia is not made with grapeleaves like it is used in turkish cuisine. In Bosnia we use collard greens fyi. Very nice video hope you had fun in Mostar 🎉 greetings from Austria.
Stuffed peppers, meat balls(fried battered?) with the mashed potato and rustic bread would have finished me off before desert. I liked the bustle and music in the background lending some ambiance. I know the background noise and activity sometimes is a little too much for you to shoot in, but sometimes when it looks like you have the place to yourselves I wonder if you are eating on off hours or the place might not be popular. Noisy locals are always a plus for me. You can always do voice overs if it gets out of hand. LOL.
I love that u show food beyond the typical expectation! But what's the veg/vegan scene like? The meat aspect doesn't appeal to a few of us! I hope u could point it out on the menu even if u don't order it, thx!
looks so yummy ☺️ the cabbage you mentioned that it is sour a bit, i think it is a conserved cabbage, it will be even better if you put a bit of cream on the top 😆👍🏻
I don't understand why you guys don't have more followers, I would rank you guys 4th, most enjoyable food and travel bloggers on youtube 1st Mark Weins 2nd the food ranger 3rd strictly dumplings 4th you guys
Here in Arabs we called that stuffed food "mashi". I like the one wrapped in grape leaves. I don't know if you're a gentle husband Sam or just making sure that it's safe ha!ha!ha! because I noticed you let Audrey eats first always.
Thanks! Oh, that is cool to know it is mashi. Yeah, the grape leafs are so so good :) We enjoy filming the food but also can't wait to put the camera down and just enjoy it :)
Одри, смотрю Ваши видео на Балканах. Но вы нигде не попробовали печеного на вертеле ягненка. Почему? Это так вкусно ,и нигде так больше не готовят целого ягненка 😁
Bosnian cuisine is very similar to the tradition ukranian food. Cabbage stuffed with meat and rice; Sweet peppers stuffed with meat and rice. I'm from Ukraine, and that dish I cook it delicious ;) ,and in Ukraine a little bit of sour cream is added to that dish when eating ;)
Slavs that moved to Bosnia, Croatia and Serbia from 6th to 10th century came mostly from today's western Ukraine and Eastern Poland and mixed with local population. at least 1/3 of Bosnians show at least some ancestry from Ukraine.
@@Aboleo80 40% illyrian ancestry, 15% slav 20% teuton 15%celtic is basically the genetic mashup of Bosnia. The cabbage stuffed with meat and rice, peppers stuffed with meat and rice that all came from Ottomans so I would not say It is Ukraine related but since the Tatars were also in Crimea and the turks could be a connection there.
Nice video. Why you not come in camera sir? Always I see madam come more time in camera 😊😊. By the way both of you doing great work. Thanks for entertainment , god bless both of you always.
There isn't Bosnian food in Herzegovina, as Mostar is in Herzegovina. In the old town of Mostar you can consume Turkish food (Turkish/Ottoman colonial culture).
DBLOG hmm..no.Yaprak sarma is % 100 Turkish.Since Greeks has lived under the Ottoman Empires roof for many years they must have learnt to make it.Yaprak sarma has been in Turkish cuisine for hundreds of years.You can google it for yourself!!
Attila Kaan Well i am also from Turkey ,but thankfully i can speak some English.Please learn English before you say something dumbass.Ottoman Power yazmis bir de,hey Allahim.
Sam = CAVEMAN !!! Forget !!! the FORK & knife that's "NOT" for You BOY, your BETTER OF, eating with your HANDS, a FORK & KNIFE for You, is SCIENCE FICTION !!!😂!!!!
Mostar is actually 70% inhabited by croats and is our capital of croats in bih(HERCEG bosna) so we really hate that mostar is shown as bosnian-turkish city! All herzegovina is our croatian land you saw croatian clubs,graffiti all the time in our city
Really? The last census from 2013 shows that there are 48,4% Croats in the city of Mostar, and 44,2% Bosniaks. Mostar is a Bosniak-Turkish city, the Turks established the city! The city is primarily known for the Old Town that is controlled by the Bosniaks, not about the concrete bunkers in the western part of city controlled by Croats. As far as the City of Mostar is concerned, Bosniaks control all of the eastern part and part of the western, from the entrance in the south west (neighbourhood Mahala), along the Bulevar (and the old town witin that) all the way to the Carinski most. Bosniaks also control the sjeverni logor, the only place where the city can be broadend, as well as the huge parts south of the city. Croats are all packed in the western part of the town, and cannot expand anywhere from there. Bosniaks also control 70% of the territory of the Municipality of Mostar. After the war Croats tried to alter the reality of Mostar by huge investments from Croatia, relocation of Croats from other parts of Bosnia and Herzegowina and by students from Croatia, but they failed. Mostar remains a typical Bosniak town. :) www.statistika.ba/?show=12&id=11410
dydodo mashine Oh for gods sake!! Learn some history dude! Mostar was a peaceful city that belonged to everyone before you betrayed your neighbours,your friends and killed them.
I AM from Bosnien iam so glad for you love the fod
Thank you very much!
I love this video, I hope more and more people come and visit this part of the world.
South Eastern Europe has lots of amazing places to visit, food and culture that reflects it's history and geographic location between Middle East and Europe.
Greetings from Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Thank you! Totally agree with you about that :)
sorry to be so offtopic but does any of you know of a way to get back into an instagram account??
I was stupid lost the account password. I appreciate any tricks you can give me
@Vicente Weston instablaster ;)
@Dominic Titan I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm trying it out now.
I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Dominic Titan it did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thank you so much you saved my ass :D
Here in Turkey we have quite same dishes, veggies stuffed with rice and spices are called ''dolma''. Love from Turkey to Bosnia!
yeah we kinda took some of your dishes and added some spices to them when we we're under your control
Muris Hero agreed lol we made some of their dishes but just better. Especially burek and cevape
Yup, that's one of the things cool about Western Balkans - a culinary melting pot.
❤
Yeah and they took them from the Greeks. It's all ancient Byzantine cuisine basically.
Wow how nice plate :) how delicious food guys:) yummy !
Thank you! It was a great meal.
Bosnian food looks incredible! I wanna go there so bad now!
These foods are looking awesome... I'm in Mostar now. I'll have to try them out!
I keep making the same mistake of watching your food vids right before meals. Just keep making myself hungrier
Ah, wish we could share Adam! Cheers!
I love seeing you guys travel to unknown countries in Europe opening our eyes to these little gems most people think of Italy Germany France Austria and those cort of places but I like learning. A lot of these places seem to have food similar to middle eastern food.
Thank you! It is exciting for us as well because we have less preconceived expectations.
I was not expecting the food to look this great! Greetings from LA, USA! 🇺🇸
Thank you very much!
That's really great, guys! Don't think we'll make Mostar on this spring's trip but maybe 2020. I really love the way you guys dive into the local culture in a respectful way; just exactly our style too. Thanks for mentioning, too, the month and season. I'm using your videos to help plan a vacation to Adriatic Italy, Slovenia, and Croatia, so it helps when you mention what season you're in, so I can pack accordingly. I don't comment on all your videos but have loved every one of them. Kindest regards!
Thank you very much! That is really exciting to hear. Your itinerary sounds great. If you're considering visiting in the fall I'd recommend going a little earlier than we did. It rained a lot in the Balkans (half of the days) when we visited near the end of our trip.
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Hey guys, you probably did not realize but that guy who walks behind you at 5:15 is famous Bosnian singer called Zdravko Čolić. 😁
Oh, wow! Had no idea. Thanks for informing us. I wonder if he was was performing later that day.
Who is from Bosnia😍
Good question!
Hamdo Fajic i'm also from Bosnia 💛
ovdje sam...
Tu smo Hamdo jarane!!
Ima nas 🙂
I love your videos....the food looks great...:it’s a peaceful atmosphere.....
Thank you!
I like the way Sam says, "Let's assess the damage", when reading the bill. Lol...you two are the cutest.
Hahaha...thank you!
So pleasant to watch. Audrey had a special glow 😊.
Yummy yum yum! What a beautiful country!
The video camera you use is amazing, pin sharp and great editing.
Thank you very much! We're really happy with the Panasonic GH5 we got this past summer.
Great video, guys! Très bien! I just love seeing the world through your eyes :D And the best part is, the effort you put to compile everything and put into your video is very much visible. Kudos!
Thank you very much! We have so much fun making these :)
I like bosnia🙃
So do we :)
Samuel and Audrey - Travel and Food Videos wow you answered I,m Bosnian by the way also I,m a child🙃
Check my vids for proof
hello hello i'm glad to hear you like Bosnian food don't forget try vine!!! have a pleasant vacation enjoy in life enjoy in Bosnia and Herzegovina!!!
Thank you!
Great video😋
Thanks Mase!
Unlike 90% of foreigners, you are not butchering our words (names of dishes). very good pronunciation, chappo. Loved the video. Greetings from Mostar :)
Subscriber, long time follower and First Comment. Audrey - Classically beautiful. Sam - Wonderfully colorful. Together - Just a treat to listen and watch. Especially love your food videos since I'm somewhat of a foody. Thanks for the video post and keep up the great work. Cheers.
I love every single Bosnian dishes.Amazingly tasty👌👌
Thank you! Tasty cuisine!
I really love this channel. I'm actually planning on going away for 20 days in October and cover some of the places you guys went last year. I believe I had seen your videos more than 100 times jajajaj
Great video :) keep it up
Thank you very much Abdul! We loved the food.
Hi Sam and Audrey, as much as I love your videos and I’ve been watching them constantly, I just want to know if you could do us a favor, by getting more detailed when you describe the food? Like every time you took a bite, I was always expecting to know what is scent like, and how is the flavor, is it salty or spicy or meaty etc, but ended up quite disappointing as you skipped it.... that would be great if you could do that in your upcoming videos, we’d really appreciate that. That said, I enjoy your work and your efforts! So much love ❤️
Your Are sympathetic. I live in germany. I Was born in mostar. I love the bosnian cuisine. Im looking forward to my next vacation there.
Thanks! Hope you can revisit again soon.
Lijepo i kreativno....
Just what you need to do when you are eating this is to listen Safet Isovic :D
Thats so mouthwatering!*_* and in Poland we call that 'gołąbki'^^ You should deffinatelly try that and compare! I love how it taste. And my mom does it the best!:) love your videos:* greetings From Warsaw;)
Thank you very much! Would love to try gołąbki. Is it something you eat often? Oh, Mom's cooking is always the best :)
I'ts one of the traditional Polish dishes:* I believe you can google it:P Thank you so much for this reply - means a lot!:)))
I’ve added this place to my Bucket List! 👌
That is awesome to hear!
Audrey, your pronunciation of all dishes is great. I do not know why people laughed to you. Ćufte and kofte are different dishes. As I know, Ćufte should be small meat balls, but kofte - it is turkish and arabian kind of bosnian Ćevapi. Kofte and Ćevapi is very similar dish. It is kind of sausages, just prepared a bit differently. Let me expose you a secret. Restaurant "Tima-Irma" is the best one here. 2nd place takes "Šadrvan", then "Rota", etc.
You like sweets but you do not eat sugger with tea (čaj)? Hm ... Interesting. :) Our cuisine is amazing. Smokvara is my favourite traditional cake. It is prepared mostly by figs.
In one of previous videos I realized they did not learn you in restaurant Šadrvan about whole process of serving Bosinan coffe. I regart because you did not come in Mostar to try Bosnian-Italian Ice cream (the best one is in "Dolce and Co")
Thank you very much! We had some amazing meals on that trip.
Again, Audrey, your pronunciation is excellent. and you actually pay attention to stressing the correct syllables. You sure seem to have an ear for languages, and you care about details. Very rare among tourists (well, you guys are more than ordinary tourists, but still.)
Thank you! She is much better at it than I am.
Oh yes! So much food. Great video too 👍🏼
Thank you! We sure ate well in Mostar.
just to tell you guys I live in Bosnia and Herzegovina/Bosna i Hercegovina (on our language) and my birthplace was Mostar
Oh that is really cool to hear! Mostar is a great city.
Tnx
Japrak in Bosnia is not made with grapeleaves like it is used in turkish cuisine. In Bosnia we use collard greens fyi. Very nice video hope you had fun in Mostar 🎉 greetings from Austria.
Are you coming in Montenegro?
When you're in Bosnia you just can't skip Burek. :)
It is delicious!
cevape isto
Stuffed peppers, meat balls(fried battered?) with the mashed potato and rustic bread would have finished me off before desert. I liked the bustle and music in the background lending some ambiance. I know the background noise and activity sometimes is a little too much for you to shoot in, but sometimes when it looks like you have the place to yourselves I wonder if you are eating on off hours or the place might not be popular. Noisy locals are always a plus for me. You can always do voice overs if it gets out of hand. LOL.
I love that u show food beyond the typical expectation! But what's the veg/vegan scene like? The meat aspect doesn't appeal to a few of us! I hope u could point it out on the menu even if u don't order it, thx!
Thank you! We'll make more of an effort to do that in future videos.
looks so yummy ☺️ the cabbage you mentioned that it is sour a bit, i think it is a conserved cabbage, it will be even better if you put a bit of cream on the top 😆👍🏻
Mostar is awesome😍
I agree!
Love the Price Point feature!
Thank you! We're trying our best to remember that from now on.
Great video as always. FYI courgette is the standard word for zucchini across Europe
The French say "courgette" but Italians, Spanish, Germans, Russians and many others call them zucchini.
You guys did a fantastic job! Is it possible that you didn't try any Burek? Pita? Greetings from Sarajevo!❤👍
I don't understand why you guys don't have more followers, I would rank you guys 4th, most enjoyable food and travel bloggers on youtube
1st Mark Weins
2nd the food ranger
3rd strictly dumplings
4th you guys
Thank you very much! Familiar with all of those channels and we know Mark and Trevor as friends.
Meeee i actually went to mostar its so pretty there
Audrey, please show Sam how to use cutlery!
That guy has a problem cutting food
Local people serve this food traditionally as a soup, eat exclusively with a spoon, no knife.
Here in Arabs we called that stuffed food "mashi". I like the one wrapped in grape leaves. I don't know if you're a gentle husband Sam or just making sure that it's safe ha!ha!ha! because I noticed you let Audrey eats first always.
Thanks! Oh, that is cool to know it is mashi. Yeah, the grape leafs are so so good :) We enjoy filming the food but also can't wait to put the camera down and just enjoy it :)
Zdravo !
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It Means Hello In Bosnian lol
The history of Bosnia is really important and it would be appreciated if you could say the name Stari Most and not tilted bridge
Thanks for the suggestion Matteo.
6:17 umoči umoči 😀
Awesome
Одри, смотрю Ваши видео на Балканах. Но вы нигде не попробовали печеного на вертеле ягненка. Почему? Это так вкусно ,и нигде так больше не готовят целого ягненка 😁
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Bosnian cuisine is very similar to the tradition ukranian food.
Cabbage stuffed with meat and rice; Sweet peppers stuffed with meat and rice. I'm from Ukraine, and that dish I cook it delicious ;)
,and in Ukraine a little bit of sour cream is added to that dish when eating ;)
That is really cool to hear! Some tasty food from both countries.
In Bosnia they add sour cream in home settings .
Slavs that moved to Bosnia, Croatia and Serbia from 6th to 10th century came mostly from today's western Ukraine and Eastern Poland and mixed with local population. at least 1/3 of Bosnians show at least some ancestry from Ukraine.
@@Aboleo80 40% illyrian ancestry, 15% slav 20% teuton 15%celtic is basically the genetic mashup of Bosnia.
The cabbage stuffed with meat and rice, peppers stuffed with meat and rice that all came from Ottomans so I would not say It is Ukraine related but since the Tatars were also in Crimea and the turks could be a connection there.
Nice video. Why you not come in camera sir? Always I see madam come more time in camera 😊😊. By the way both of you doing great work. Thanks for entertainment , god bless both of you always.
November ????
Yeah, we're almost 2 months behind on edits. We filmed more last year than any other year.
Okidoki...you two are a good, funny couple and I like you two very much.
There isn't Bosnian food in Herzegovina, as Mostar is in Herzegovina. In the old town of Mostar you can consume Turkish food (Turkish/Ottoman colonial culture).
That tea is šipak, it's just a rose hip tea :)
Thanks for letting us know Aja!
Thank you for visiting my beautiful, glorious country 💗
She looks like an actress that I forgot her name....she played a prized boxing fighter.....
I agree, she looks a bit like Hilary Swank!
sipak caj is a rosehip tea :-)
Thanks for letting us know!
We need some more vegetarian menu reviews, guys.....:-)
Forgot the most important currency ...the Canadian buck! Lol!!!
I'm late but always eat with bread! its so much better with bread :D
It really is!
هذه الاكلة مشهورة في الدول العربيه سواء الكفته او المحاشي
I want to cry I was supposed to visit Bosnia this October but I can’t bc of the virus🥺😭😭😭
Hope you can reschedule.
I am more of a MEAT lover but those dishes looks very tasty.
Thanks! Oh, you'll have to wait for our next food vlog as it is the ultimate meat platter coming up on our channel soon from Mostar :)
if you are meat lover then you'll love bosnia, burek and cevapi
Where is the wine? The real Sam and Audrey always have wine. You must be fake! LOL
Hahaha...captured by Aliens!
We know Samuel really liked something when he kinds of moan when he eats it.
Yum yum YUMMY 🔷👍👍👍👍🔶
Thank you! It sure was yummy. Mostar is such a great foodie city.
Audrey there's this rule called 50/50, even on bites.
BOSANSKI!!!!!!!
هههههه اسمها كفته ومحشي كرومب او ورق عنب. تحياتي من مصر
BOSNIAN CHECK
Thanks!
@@samuelandaudrey Supercool!
Watch you video make me hungry like hell.
Wish we could share!
Lost Bosnian recipe:
th-cam.com/video/UB5KC3Ri4Ro/w-d-xo.html
japrak is a tradicional dish in south albania and northen greece , after that it has been seperated in other countries in ballkan lol
Thanks for letting us know.
DBLOG hmm..no.Yaprak sarma is % 100 Turkish.Since Greeks has lived under the Ottoman Empires roof for many years they must have learnt to make it.Yaprak sarma has been in Turkish cuisine for hundreds of years.You can google it for yourself!!
Yaprak is a Turkish word.
Šipak is Rosehip
Rose hip tea-caj od sipka
Thanks!
5:21 Šaban Šaulić? hahahaa
Osman Hodzic hahahaha thats what i thought!
No but guy who come before bald guy was 100% Zdravko Čolić. 😂😂😂
Beautiful baby
Thank you
You've eaten all that food😨and still fit?😆 not possible😨
We try to walk!
Justin Timberlake??
Hahaha...thanks!
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she speaks like american
Selam Aleykum my bosniak brothers and sisters I love you I from Turkey you Ottoman Power Allahuakbar
Attila Kaan Well i am also from Turkey ,but thankfully i can speak some English.Please learn English before you say something dumbass.Ottoman Power yazmis bir de,hey Allahim.
Kakav je ono japrak, sama riza…sramota! Napravite onda jalan dolmu bez mesa🤷🏻♀
ohhh screw you people, now I'm hungry :-)
Sorry! Wish we could share.
Sam = CAVEMAN !!! Forget !!! the FORK & knife that's "NOT" for You BOY, your BETTER OF, eating with your HANDS, a FORK & KNIFE for You, is SCIENCE FICTION !!!😂!!!!
You'll be excited to hear we're visiting Matera in Italy where we'll be actually eating in caves.
Mostar is actually 70% inhabited by croats and is our capital of croats in bih(HERCEG bosna) so we really hate that mostar is shown as bosnian-turkish city! All herzegovina is our croatian land you saw croatian clubs,graffiti all the time in our city
dydodo mashine that you destroyed and took from us. Bosnia is Bosnia, not croatia. Same thing with Neum
Really? The last census from 2013 shows that there are 48,4% Croats in the city of Mostar, and 44,2% Bosniaks. Mostar is a Bosniak-Turkish city, the Turks established the city! The city is primarily known for the Old Town that is controlled by the Bosniaks, not about the concrete bunkers in the western part of city controlled by Croats.
As far as the City of Mostar is concerned, Bosniaks control all of the eastern part and part of the western, from the entrance in the south west (neighbourhood Mahala), along the Bulevar (and the old town witin that) all the way to the Carinski most. Bosniaks also control the sjeverni logor, the only place where the city can be broadend, as well as the huge parts south of the city. Croats are all packed in the western part of the town, and cannot expand anywhere from there. Bosniaks also control 70% of the territory of the Municipality of Mostar. After the war Croats tried to alter the reality of Mostar by huge investments from Croatia, relocation of Croats from other parts of Bosnia and Herzegowina and by students from Croatia, but they failed.
Mostar remains a typical Bosniak town. :)
www.statistika.ba/?show=12&id=11410
dydodo mashine Oh for gods sake!! Learn some history dude! Mostar was a peaceful city that belonged to everyone before you betrayed your neighbours,your friends and killed them.
Mostar is city in Bosnia and Herzegovina.Croatians are in Croatia .Maybe Istra is Italia