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The 24 pages that link to Bosnia and Herzegovina, each with the reason it gives.

• Bosnian WarNarrower topic: The postwar state retained sovereignty but adopted institutions shaped by Dayton.

• Dayton AgreementNarrower topic: Dayton preserved the country while reorganizing it into a decentralized political system.

• SarajevoNarrower topic: Sarajevo is the country’s capital and largest city.

• Alija IzetbegovićNarrower topic: Izetbegović’s political legacy is bound to the survival and postwar structure of the state.

• Ottoman BosniaNarrower topic: Modern Bosnia and Herzegovina inherited much of the territory shaped by Ottoman rule.

• Republika SrpskaNarrower topic: Republika Srpska is constitutionally an entity of this state, not a separate country.

• BosniaksNarrower topic: Bosniak identity is closely tied to this country's history and territory.

• Federation of Bosnia and HerzegovinaNarrower topic: The Federation is one of the two entities within this state.

• Brčko DistrictNarrower topic: The district is part of the state while remaining outside either entity.

• Ivo AndrićNarrower topic: Its shifting borders and communities form the central setting of much of Andrić’s writing.

• Republic of Bosnia and HerzegovinaNarrower topic: The republic’s successor state retained international sovereignty under a different constitutional structure.

• Banja LukaNarrower topic: The city is part of the country and its second-largest urban center.

• History of Bosnia and HerzegovinaNarrower topic: The modern state is the political outcome of the history traced on this page.

• ŠiprageNarrower topic: Šiprage is a settlement in this country.