Bosnia and Herzegovina

Tvrtko I of Bosnia ruled in 1353--1366 and again in 1367--1377 as Ban and in 1377--1391 as the first...	"Distribution of Races in Austria--Hungary" from the Historical Atlas by William R. Shepherd, 1911.
Bosnia and Herzegovina consists of Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH), Republika Srpska (RS...	National costumes of Central and Upper Bosnia
The parliament building in the centre of Sarajevo burns after being hit by tank fire during the sieg...	Vedran Smailović, the cellist of Sarajevo.
UNITIC towers (Momo and Uzeir) in Sarajevo	Sarajevo, the capital and the largest city in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Major cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina

City	Population
Novi Grad	116,588
Bihać	105,000

Official	Office	Start of Term
Nebojša Radmanović	Serbian Member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina	2006
Valentin Inzko	High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina	2009
Željko Komšić	Croat Member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina	2006
Vjekoslav Bevanda	Prime Minister of Bosnia and Herzegovina	2012
Nebojša Radmanović	President of Bosnia and Herzegovina	2012

Q:
What type of money is officially accepted in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
A:
The currencies accepted in this country include the Bosnia and Herzegovina convertible mark and Bosnia and Herzegovina dinar.
Q:
Who are some well-known people born in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
A:
Famous people born in Bosnia and Herzegovina include:
- Damir Mrsic
- Darko Matic
- Željko Brkić
- Mladen Petrić
- Milun Tesovic
Q:
What is the capital of the country, Bosnia and Herzegovina?
A:
Sarajevo is the capital.
Q:
What form of government is used in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
A:
The form of government is a Federal republic.
Q:
What currency was previously used by people in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
A:
Their former currency includes the Bosnia and Herzegovina dinar.

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