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Lijepe slike. Samo dalje.

A street side lemonade seller carries an urn and a large container
April 01, 1915
Kenneth Mckenzie
Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina


A portrait of Turkish men in a Bosnian village.
Felix J. Koch
Bosnia and Herzegovina

A Turkish man and his horse walk on the main street in Mostar.
Emma G. Cummings
Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina



A laborer who is also a whirling dervish stands near a picket fence.
Felix J. Koch
Bosnia and Herzegovina

Villagers on a country lane that winds through a rural village.

Gilbert H. Grosvenor
Bosnia and Herzegovina

(na slici se nazire natpis Karaula)



A storefront display of goatskin water flasks and store vendors.

Felix J. Koch
Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Islamic Turkish women covered and veiled walk along a village road.
Felix J. Koch
Bosnia and Herzegovina

Falconers stand with their birds of prey perched on gloved hands.

Felix J. Koch
Bosnia and Herzegovina

(Uzeirbegovići iz Maglaja. Velikoposjednici, gradonačelnik Maglaja svojevremeno. Nedavno je bilo tekstova o njima.)

Horse drawn wagons and pedestrians on the street of a Muslim village.

(Ovaj je dedo bio već gore na zajedničkoj fotografiji.)

Men smoke and drink at an outdoor cafe.

Felix J. Koch
Macedonia

A man and a boy stand at an old Turkish fountain

Hans Hildenbrand
Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
November 1926

Three women in a house garden, one of whom is drawing water at a well
ca. November 1926
Hans Hildenbrand
Pristina, Kosovo

Men Weigh Sacks of Grain in Sarajevo
Original caption:Men in traditional dress weigh sacks of cereals, in the old market square of Sarajevo.

Islamic coppersmiths work in a bazaar shop; their wares on display

Hans Hildenbrand
Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina



Boy coffee vendor approaches Islamic fez merchants
1930
Hans Hildenbrand
Pristina, Kosovo

Muslim boys above the banks of the Narenta River.

D.W. and A.S. Iddings
Bosnia and Herzegovina

A veiled Muslim woman walks on a village street.
D. W. Iddings
Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Nerazumijem zašto stavljaš Albance i Makedonce? Nigdje ne piše da su ti Makedonci Bošnjaci. A na drugim slikama fino piše "Albanac".

Evo još nekoliko novih:

Hercegorstak je napisao/la:Nerazumijem zašto stavljaš Albance i Makedonce? Nigdje ne piše da su ti Makedonci Bošnjaci. A na drugim slikama fino piše "Albanac".

Evo još nekoliko novih:

Pogledaj opet fotografiju (ako nisi) i reci vidiš li razliku kod odjeće ljudi na slici (kapa).

Na fotografiji ispod nađi razliku u odjeći u odnosu na ove iznad (koji nose fesove) ako je ima.



Kod fotografije kada u Makedoniji sjede ispred kafane vidi se ko je kršćanin, a ko nije.

Ako već tjeraš mak na konac, da li je Mehmed paša Sokolović Bošnjak, ili je Osmanlija, ili je Bošnjak kršćanin, ili je Hrvat kako piše kod tebe u adresi slike (mogao si bar to ispraviti), ili...?



Odgovor: I na Kosovu, i u Makedoniji i u Albaniji bilo je i ima Bošnjaka.

Bosnia circa 1941. Veiled Women in Market.


Market most likely in Bosnia circa 1941


Bosnia, Sarajevo shortly after the fall of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, circa 1941


Bosnia Sarajevo circa 1940


Bosnia, Sarajevo after the fall of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. Market with Minaret (most likely Bascarsija). Circa 1941.


Bosnian Market circa 1941, offering 50 Dinar Yugoslavian Notes for Pottery


A market in Bosnia circa 1941
Original Photo taken in Bosnia circa 1941. Market with man with fez on right, women in traditional Bosnian Muslim costume. Exact location unknown.


Bosnia. The old mosque of Cazin in 1941.

Familija Zulfikarpašić u Foči 1933 godine

otac (Husein-beg - unuk slavnog Zulfikar-paše Čengića zvanog paša Miljevina), majka (porijeklom od Čengića sa Rataja), sestre i braća Adil-bega Zulfikarpašića (sjedi ispred oca)