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  "path": "/2026/04/30/memory-war-wwii-memorials-in-bosnia-as-instruments-of-division-and-conflict/btj/",
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    "All Countries",
    "All Countries - Politics and Society",
    "All Countries - Premium Only",
    "Balkan Insight",
    "Balkan Transitional Justice",
    "Bosnia and Herzegovina",
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  "textContent": "The first instalment in a new BIRN series examines how World War II memorials in Bosnia and Herzegovina were built to foster unity between Yugoslavia's peoples, but have become instruments of manipulation, historical revisionism and political propaganda.",
  "title": "Memory War: WWII Memorials in Bosnia as Instruments of Division and Conflict"
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