Bosnia's Reliable Periodical
The Bosnian Newspaper Oslobodjenje brings the latest and top breaking news on politics and current affairs in Bosnia and around the world. It also reports information on local issues, politics, events, celebrations, informative articles, people and business. Oslobodjenje is a popular newspaper in Bosnia and Herzegovina, based in the capital city Sarajevo.
Oslobodjenje, meaning "liberation," was founded on August 30, 1943 in Donja Trnova near Ugljevik, as an anti-Nazi newspaper. During the war, its staff, consisting of Bosniaks, Bosnian Serbs and Bosnian Croats, managed to print the paper every day except for one. Since then, the newspaper has won many awards including The Paper of the Year in 1989, The Paper of the Year in 1992, the Freedom Award in 1993, the Oscar Romero Award in 1993 and many others.
If you want to stay updated on all the latest news in Bosnia and around the world, do not miss an issue of Oslobodjenje.
- Bosnia and Herzegovina Soccer Team
Read about the Bosnia and Herzegovina national soccer team. Learn about the creation of this team, and find out about its major achievements.
Read Full Article - History of Oslobodjenje
Discover the history of "Oslobodjenje," including the proud stance the newspaper took against Nazism and broad printing business it currently leads.
Read Full Article - About Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Learn about Sarajevo, the capital city of Bosnia-Herzogovina, and discover a rich heritage with overtones of ancient history mixed with a modern sense of business.
Read Full Article - Oslobodjenje's Achievements Over the Years
Learn about the Oslobodjenje newspaper, its achievements and awards and why nations around the world recognize these accomplishments as greatness.
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