Bosnia is truly a land of absurdities, and when one bishop puts it so bluntly, it's clear that something is seriously wrong there. I wonder what specific case he was referring to in this title.
I heard that Bishop Sergije was referring to the fact that in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbs are not allowed to return to their property, and at the same time, some politicians pretend that everything is normal. That's exactly the absurdity. Does anyone have a link to the full interview?
Yes, this is often denied to Serbian refugees, I know from acquaintances who have houses there. Bishop Sergius does not say this by chance. Does anyone have a link to the full interview?
Yes, it's the classic Bosnian absurdity where you can't go back to your house, but the politicians say everything is fine. Bishop Sergius said it bluntly, which is good. Does anyone have the full interview on Rtrs?
Yes, just such an absurdity - a person cannot return to his house, and the politicians pretend that everything is fine. I read the RTRS interview, Bishop Sergije said it directly about the properties of the Serbs around Sarajevo. If anyone has a link to the entire conversation, put it here.
Yeah, that property return issue around Sarajevo keeps coming up and it's clearly what the bishop was on about. My mate from the youth group has family who still can't get their old house back after all these years while officials act like it's sorted. Anyone got the full RTRS interview link?
Yes, that's exactly what that Bosnian nonsense is. Bishop Sergije spoke clearly about the properties of the Serbs near Sarajevo that still cannot be returned, while the politicians pretend that everything is solved. If anyone has the full RTRS interview link, please put it here.
Yes, I have heard similar from a Serb family I know from church, their houses in Bosnia have been sitting half empty for years now due to red tape. If you find the full video of the interview, send me the link so I can watch it too.
Nino, that's it - the bishop directly says what is on everyone's mind. I remember how the Serbs write there that in the same city there are three schools, three education systems, and children do not mix with each other. What specific story are you interested in?
