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Mostar

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Oct 27, 2026

JaymeHOST
10:38
Versus historical, like I said, going to Bosnia and going to...
JaymeHOST
10:43
I went to Mostar, M-O-S-T-A-R. Mostar has a museum that's dedicated to their recent history.
JaymeHOST
10:50
I felt like I needed to go.
JaymeHOST
10:51
I feel like if I was going to be there to enjoy this really beautiful city, because they've redone it so it's gorgeous, I felt like I also needed to acknowledge...
Costanza MusuGUEST
15:22
So the idea that you... securing or guaranteeing security is not only about having the strongest army or having strong alliances, but actually granting the security of human beings and communities.
Costanza MusuGUEST
15:41
During the war in Yugoslavia, there were episodes like the destruction of the old bridge in Mostar in 1993, that really impacted the international community.
Costanza MusuGUEST
15:52
That bridge had connected communities for centuries in former Yugoslavia.
Costanza MusuGUEST
16:00
And the destruction of the bridge in Mostar really was symbolically powerful to really create that link, this ideal link between community identity, human security, and our understanding of heritage.
Costanza MusuGUEST
16:18
So not only heritage because it's you know, beautiful or because it's a memory or common patrimony of the world, but also in a very concrete sense, because it's part of identity today, it can become, as I say, an instrument of destroying the identity of a people.
Costanza MusuGUEST
16:42
I would say that another shift really happened with 9-11.
Costanza MusuGUEST
16:43
So the idea that you... securing or guaranteeing security is not only about having the strongest army or having strong alliances, but actually granting the security of human beings and communities.
Costanza MusuGUEST
17:02
During the war in Yugoslavia, there were episodes like the destruction of the old bridge in Mostar in 1993, that really impacted the international community.
Costanza MusuGUEST
17:14
That bridge had connected communities for centuries in former Yugoslavia.
Costanza MusuGUEST
17:21
And the destruction of the bridge in Mostar really was symbolically powerful to really create that link, this ideal link between community identity, human security, and our understanding of heritage.
Costanza MusuGUEST
17:40
So not only heritage because it's You know, beautiful or because it's a memory or common patrimony of the world, but also in a very concrete sense, because it's part of identity today, it can become, as I say, an instrument of destroying the identity of a people.
Costanza MusuGUEST
18:03
I would say that another shift really happened with 9-11.
Costanza MusuGUEST
15:22
So the idea that you... securing or guaranteeing security is not only about having the strongest army or having strong alliances, but actually granting the security of human beings and communities.
Costanza MusuGUEST
15:41
During the war in Yugoslavia, there were episodes like the destruction of the old bridge in Mostar in 1993, that really impacted the international community.
Costanza MusuGUEST
15:52
That bridge had connected communities for centuries in former Yugoslavia.
Costanza MusuGUEST
16:00
And the destruction of the bridge in Mostar really was symbolically powerful to really create that link, this ideal link between community identity, human security, and our understanding of heritage.
Costanza MusuGUEST
16:18
So not only heritage because it's you know, beautiful or because it's a memory or common patrimony of the world, but also in a very concrete sense, because it's part of identity today, it can become, as I say, an instrument of destroying the identity of a people.
Costanza MusuGUEST
16:42
I would say that another shift really happened with 9-11.
Matthew JudeGUEST
32:19
Sarajevo is one of the most amazing cities I've ever been to.
Matthew JudeGUEST
32:22
Did you get a Mostar? No, I didn't get the chance.
Matthew JudeGUEST
32:25
I wanted to, but I never got the chance to go.
Ben MaddoxHOST
32:27
Have I told you my...
Ben MaddoxHOST
32:51
Yeah.
Ben MaddoxHOST
32:52
Because the Montenegro is amazing.
Ben MaddoxHOST
32:54
For some reason, I got it in my head that Mostar was the capital of Montenegro.
Ben MaddoxHOST
32:58
No, no, no, no.
JustinGUEST
2:30
Like, I don't know if it was safe to say, like, fulfilling various stereotypes of young men and the stuff they might get up to.
JustinGUEST
2:38
You know, like the one thing I, because I've been there and I looked at this bridge and saw people jump off it was the Starry Most in Mostar.
JustinGUEST
2:46
And it's a famous bridge.
Amanda KendleHOST
2:48
It's a beautiful bridge.
Costanza MusuGUEST
19:42
So the idea that you... securing or guaranteeing security is not only about having the strongest army or having strong alliances, but actually granting the security of human beings and communities.
Costanza MusuGUEST
20:01
During the war in Yugoslavia, there were episodes like the destruction of the old bridge in Mostar in 1993, that really impacted the international community.
Costanza MusuGUEST
20:12
That bridge had connected communities for centuries in former Yugoslavia.
Costanza MusuGUEST
20:19
And the destruction of the bridge in Mostar really was symbolically powerful to really create that link, this ideal link between community identity, human security, and our understanding of heritage.
Costanza MusuGUEST
20:38
So not only heritage because it's you know, beautiful or because it's a memory or common patrimony of the world, but also in a very concrete sense, because it's part of identity today, it can become, as I say, an instrument of destroying the identity of a people.
Costanza MusuGUEST
21:02
I would say that another shift really happened with 9-11.
Costanza MusuGUEST
20:27
So the idea that you... securing or guaranteeing security is not only about having the strongest army or having strong alliances, but actually granting the security of human beings and communities.
Costanza MusuGUEST
20:46
During the war in Yugoslavia, there were episodes like the destruction of the old bridge in Mostar in 1993, that really impacted the international community.
Costanza MusuGUEST
20:57
That bridge had connected communities for centuries in former Yugoslavia.
Costanza MusuGUEST
21:05
And the destruction of the bridge in Mostar really was symbolically powerful to really create that link, this ideal link between community identity, human security, and our understanding of heritage.
Costanza MusuGUEST
21:23
So not only heritage because it's you know, beautiful or because it's a memory or common patrimony of the world, but also in a very concrete sense, because it's part of identity today, it can become, as I say, an instrument of destroying the identity of a people.
Costanza MusuGUEST
21:47
I would say that another shift really happened with 9-11.
Costanza MusuGUEST
16:19
So the idea that you... securing or guaranteeing security is not only about having the strongest army or having strong alliances, but actually granting the security of human beings and communities.
Costanza MusuGUEST
16:38
During the war in Yugoslavia, there were episodes like the destruction of the old bridge in Mostar in 1993, that really impacted the international community.
Costanza MusuGUEST
16:49
That bridge had connected communities for centuries in former Yugoslavia.
Costanza MusuGUEST
16:57
And the destruction of the bridge in Mostar really was symbolically powerful to really create that link, this ideal link between community identity, human security, and our understanding of heritage.
Costanza MusuGUEST
17:16
So not only heritage because it's You know, beautiful or because it's a memory or common patrimony of the world, but also in a very concrete sense, because it's part of identity today, it can become, as I say, an instrument of destroying the identity of a people.
Costanza MusuGUEST
17:39
I would say that another shift really happened with 9-11.
Costanza MusuGUEST
15:22
So the idea that you... securing or guaranteeing security is not only about having the strongest army or having strong alliances, but actually granting the security of human beings and communities.
Costanza MusuGUEST
15:41
During the war in Yugoslavia, there were episodes like the destruction of the old bridge in Mostar in 1993, that really impacted the international community.
Costanza MusuGUEST
15:52
That bridge had connected communities for centuries in former Yugoslavia.
Costanza MusuGUEST
16:00
And the destruction of the bridge in Mostar really was symbolically powerful to really create that link, this ideal link between community identity, human security, and our understanding of heritage.
Costanza MusuGUEST
16:18
So not only heritage because it's you know, beautiful or because it's a memory or common patrimony of the world, but also in a very concrete sense, because it's part of identity today, it can become, as I say, an instrument of destroying the identity of a people.
Costanza MusuGUEST
16:42
I would say that another shift really happened with 9-11.

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