Bosnians

Thirty years after fleeing her home country because of the Bosnian war, Elvira Ahmetspahic is sharing a Taste of Bosnia with her Mehlville restaurant.

The school district in south St. Louis County may be the first public district in Missouri to add the celebration to its calendar.

Brian Jennings’ Bosnian American studies course at Affton High School seeks to engage the district’s large population of Bosnian families — and tell the story of a community shaped by genocide.

The Center for Bosnian Studies is an outgrowth of the Bosnian Memory Project, founded by Fontbonne University Professor Emeritus Benjamin Moore in 2006.

Explore the soundscape of Bosnia-Herzegovina in Classic 107's “Musical Ancentries” program.

For Nermana Huskić, the seeds of her future as a resource and service provider for homeless people were planted young. At the age of 5, Huskić witnessed…

The guilty verdict on Wednesday of genocide and other war crimes against Ratko Mladic is reverberating throughout the world and particularly, within the…

Affton High School teacher Brian Jennings will never forget watching former student Dino Svraka record an oral history contribution for the Bosnia Memory…

A Bosnian historian is in St. Louis through Monday to share stories about Jewish and Muslim people living side by side in Sarajevo for…

The European war crimes trial that’s been called “the largest since Nuremburg” ended Thursday, bringing uneasy relief to the St. Louis Bosnian community.…