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Oh, I watched this many years ago. The whole film is obviously quite dull in its form, like many older historical fiction movies, but I enjoyed the Young Bosnia parts for its accuracy. I would say that for some reason, this felt quite close to reality in terms of portrayal of those young men...

I don't know if anyone would be interested in following this story, but I'll post it anyway. I've been to Sarajevo. Felt like home immediately, even stronger than I did in Belgrade. Went to the assassination site, walked across the Latin bridge, but it didn't really hit me that hard. I did have...

I stated how this whole thing makes me feel before. The very thought of the fact that it could be me makes me feel horrible for the perpetrators. I mean, after all, we were friends, and I feel that bond still. They were definitely not ready enough for something like that, and too young to die so...

Hungarians literally agreed to go to war on certain terms only, as they were initially against it. You're not wrong in that matter. Keep in mind that politics have nothing to do with nations as people really. And there has been really no certainly proven ties to any of the major political organs...

I am afraid of self hypnosis for one and one reason only. I am a spiritually gifted person. It runs in my mother's family. I experimented with the unexplainable and spiritual since I can remember. Except, my poor emotional state seems to draw in hostile spirits. At some point, even opening my...

It was really just a pretext. Austria-Hungary planned going into war with Serbia years before, and annexation of Bosnia in 1908 almost caused it. You can imagine that the political turn after Karadjordjevic dynasty was installed quite enraged the Austrians too. I read about Oskar Potiorek's...

The problem is that even now, I wouldn't consider it unimaginable. I see it as a revolutionary act. I just feel bad about the consequences, mostly personal, as political ones were inevitable one way or another. You're right about the answers. I feel like I may be forcing some on me. Perhaps...

You can call me Sandra, although that's not my real name. I come from an Eastern European (but not Balkan) country. I've always been spiritual, but my recent psychiatric diagnosis made me overthink what I believed to be true, somewhere deep in me. History has always been my passion and I've...