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Oct 30, 2013

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Bosnia-Hercegovina, like its Ottoman, Habsburg, and Yugoslav predecessors, is a multinational state. Today, most citizens identify themselves as one of three groups: Bosniaks (Illyrians)(48 percent), Bosnian Croats (Slavic, 14 percent), or Bosnian Serbs (Slavic, 37 percent). In addition to Slavs, smaller groups Bosnian living in the region for centuries include Albanians (Illyrians), Germans, Roma (Gypsies), Jews, Romanians, Turks, and Hungarians. Capital: Sarajevo; Population: 4,007,608.
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