Links

• NOTE: This page has not been updated since 1997 and, consequently, it contains many broken links. It is left visible for record of what once was.

This is a hodge-podge collection of sites. Some of them might not work. Please let me know if you find such non-working links or if you find some other interesting links (including your own site) not included here.

I intend to be inclusive and let you, the visitor decide what's good and what's not.

New links

December 9, 1997

• Postage Stamps of Bosnia and Herzegovina  
• MEDEX MINE AWARENESS CAMP FOR CHILDREN 

• Former Yugoslavia in Cyberspace, A very comprehensive resource collection with numerous links to other resources.

Mostly Bosnian links:

• Postage Stamps of Bosnia and Herzegovina  
• MEDEX MINE AWARENESS CAMP FOR CHILDREN 
• Cyberbosna
• Bosna.net Fedja says: "...not much there yet, but is a good address..." and he is right, you can hear some nice sounds though.
• the Pavarotti Music Centre in Mostar
• Bosnia and Herzegovina Information Pages - Europe
• Modrica Home Page
• Tuzla homepage
• The World Movement for Peace in Bosnia
• Community of Bosnia
• Ethnic Cleansing and Destroyed Islamic Heritage in Pocitelj
• Monument for Bosnia
• Friends of Bosnia
• OSCE Bosnia & Herzegovina, Official Election Website.
• The Embassy of the Republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina
• Bosnia Home Page
• Sarajevo Alive - Sarajevo On Line
• The Bosnia Virtual Friendship
• Islamic Relief
• Women for Women in Bosnia
• Faces of Sorrow: Bosnia
• Bosnia's Refugees - A Tragedy of War
• Civil War in Yugoslavia
• The Bosnian Manuscripts Ingathering Project home page
• Napredak, a page devoted to the Croatians living in Bosnia-Herzegovina.
• Banja Luka
• War Crimes documents compiled by Michael Sells.
• Nice collection of Sarajevo fotographs by Bojan Rip.
• "Bosnia 101", an electronic newspaper on Bosnia.
• Bosnian/Balkan Reconstruction, CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE BUSINESS INFORMATION CENTER (CEEBIC). CEEBIC is a service of the International Economic Policy Group of the U.S. Department of Commerce and a centralized source of business information on this region.

Mostly Croatian links:

• Bosnia and Herzegovina Information Pages - Europe
• Croatian Independent Press
• HRT Croatian Radio and Television or its mirror in the USA
• Penzar Family, a very well done and comprehensive collection. Make sure to visit the "subcollection" on late Minnesota Governor Rudy Perpich.
• Croatian Music page mirror
• Republic of Croatia
• Republic of Croatia mirror
• daily bulletin
• GREATER SERBIA - from Ideology to Aggression
• Index of /~vuksan/Croatia/Pictures/
• FTP Directory of /ftp.mcs.net/mcsnet.users/damir
• Republic of Croatia
• Vuksan's homepage
• Mario Profaca, a Croatian journalist's "Cyberspace Station"
• Vukovar, a Croatian hero city.
• Jack's Home Page! Jack Lupic, Toronto.
• Croatian Red, White, and Blue World Directory Page maintained by Ivan Curkovic

Mostly Macedonian links:

• Virtual Macedonia
• Macedonian News Service's On-Line Web-Site
• Merak The official web site of the Macedonian band "MERAK" from Syracuse, New York, USA
• LEBiSOL, "the preminent rock'n'roll fusion band in the Balkans."
• Macedonia
• Vuksan's homepage
• Boris Soposki's Virtual Macedonia the official Macedonia home-page -- must see.
• A Virtual Galery of Vele Samak and his Resources
• Macedonian Information Almanac by George Mitrevski
• Open Society Institute in Macedonia
• FAQ about Macedonia: Information, Travel, Language, Cuisine, Networking, Politics & Government, Sports, Religion, Literature, Art, History, Macedonians in the neighbouring countries.

Mostly Slovenian links:

• Telephone Directory of Slovenia
• Slovenia's homepage
• Slovenia from Slovenia
• KRPAN, Slovenian Worldwide Computer Network with the Directory of Active South Slavic Mailing Lists

Government and the like

• OHR, Office of the High Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
  An excellent source of up-to-date and reliable information.
• BosniaLINK, the official Department of Defense information system about U.S. military activities in Operation JOINT ENDEAVOR, the NATO peacekeeping mission in Bosnia.
• US House of Representatives
• US Senate gopher
• US White House
• Government Agency WWW Servers from Enterprise Integration Technologies (EIT)
• UN Development Programme
• UN Security Council Documents 1995-present, the older documents are on UN gopher server at gopher://gopher.undp.org:70/11/undocs/scd/
• UN Security Council Resolutions

Other organizations

• Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty on the Web
• The Institute for War & Peace Reporting
• War Child, Helping the Innocent Victims of War
• ICTY International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia
• One Family Home Page, Assisting Refugees Throughout the World
• ICG, The International Crisis Group
• International Crime Tribunals ICTY/ICTR.
• American Red Cross
• Balkan Institute
• Convoy Bosnia from the Lasiewicz Foundation
• SJMIR - St. Joseph Peace Mission, a non-profit relief organization currently working in Bosnia, Hercegovina and Croatia.
• The Serious Road Trip, anyone who has ever been to Bosnia-Herzegovina and looked around in the last 3 years, must have seen this group of unortodox folks who get the job done. They sure have my respect.
• VITA is a private, nonprofit organization engaged in international development. Since its inception in 1959, VITA has been committed to helping people in developing countries improve the quality of their lives through the collection, distillation, and transfer of information.
• CIJ, Coalition for International Justice. Includes Commission of Experts on the Former Yugoslavia Home Page
• SAGE, Students Against GEnocide.

Other interesting links:

• Women Anti-War Organizations in former Yugoslavia and Groups Against Violence Against Women
• Wars for Succesion of Yugoslavia, a large collection of references on the Serbian viewpoint.
• Links to Internet Resources concerning Yugoslavia.
• Nezavisna Svetlost, an independent weekly "zine" from Kragujevac, FR Yugoslavia. Listed in a collection of zines at Yurope.com.
• Directory of Active South Slavic Mailing Lists from KRPAN, Slovenian Worldwide Computer Network. EXCELLENT RESOURCE
• Tito, an interesting page about the leader of former Yugoslavia, coming to you from Ljubljana, Slovenia
• Yugoslavia, a very beautifully done and useful site. Must see.
• SETNET, SOUTH EUROPEAN TEAM NETWORK, United BBS's of the Balkans
• Open Media Research Institute The Open Media Research Institute (OMRI) is a non-profit, public service research enterprise dedicated to the study of the former Soviet Union and East-Central and Southeastern Europe. OMRI's three-fold mission is to inform people worldwide about regional affairs through the regular publication of analyses and news concerning the target region; to maintain and make accessible the extensive Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Archives; and to train analysts and journalists from the region.
• Messages from Sarajevo Pipeline
• Good reference page for former Yugoslavia stuff
• Martin Hogan's Human Rights site, must see
• No war in Bosnia page
• InterAction. American Council for Voluntary International Action
• Soros Foundaiton's Open Society
• Yugoslavia from Yurope
• Links from Yu-Qwest
• CyberSlavia, great attempt to break away from the old ways.... (take it with a good sense for humor)
• Serbian Information Initiative, a very good site for "alternative" information sources, including Vreme
• Great N. Tesla site
• Nikola Tesla Musum
• Mennonite Central Committee on The Former Yugoslavia
• Committee Against U.S. Intervention in the Balkans
  an excellent collection of resources speaking against US interventions anywhere.
• Culture, Economy, News, Library from Yugoslavia

  "The Serb people wish only to be their own masters on their own land, within historical and ethnically peaceful borders."

  The above is a quote from the introductory paragraph in the collection at http://www.yugoslavia.com/Library/Serbia/doc8.htm. I would like to know if that is the reason why my mother suffered the siege and the destruction of Dubrovnik from October 1991 to May 1992.

• Mad Rush Thru' Eastern Europe & Turkey Homepage, an interesting view of parts of my homeland through the eyes of a friend from Singapore.