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Bosnia-Herzegovina: from Mostar to Tuzla, bridges, fortresses and waterfalls among war wounds

Translated from: Bósnia-Herzegovina: de Mostar a Tuzla, pontes, fortalezas e cascatas entre feridas de guerras

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“Bósnia-Herzegovina: de Mostar a Tuzla, pontes, fortalezas e cascatas entre feridas de guerras”

Num país com duas entidades, vamos por alguns dos lugares mais autênticos e menos turísticos da Federação, numa viagem que se veste de verde, de imponentes montanhas, de história e de memórias.

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