L. kuća Gračanica
The place
L. kuća Gračanica ("Gračanica Hunting Cabin") in Zenica-Doboj Canton, Vareš/Kakanj area (central Bosnia, Bosnia and Herzegovina), at 618 m elevation, in the Dinaric Šator foothills. New Bosnia and Herzegovina cluster appearing at batch 362. Lovačka kuća of PSD Planinarsko Savez BiH (Alpine Union, 60,000 members, founded 1892 + Vareš, historic iron mining and steelmaking dating to Ottoman-Austro-Hungarian times + Kakanj, coal-fired power plant thermal legacy + Gračanica, town with rich mosque heritage), located in a zone of beech-fir forests on limestone + Sutjeska NP's Perućica, a UNESCO 2017 primeval Carpathian-type forest, one of Europe's last virgin forests + brown bear Ursus arctos, 400 individuals in BiH + heritage of the Bosniaks (South Slavs Islamised under the Ottomans in the 15th c. + the 1992-95 war, 100,000 dead, the Srebrenica massacre of 1995, 8000 Bosniak men killed, a genocide recognised by the UN in 2004 + Republika Srpska, Serbs, 30% + the Bosniak-Croat Federation, 65% + the Dayton Accord of 1995).
The setting
Zenica-Doboj Vareš/Kakanj central Bosnia BiH 618 m Dinaric Šator foothills, new cluster batch 362, PSD BiH Alpine Union 60,000 members 1892 + Vareš iron mining and steelmaking Ottoman-Austro-Hungarian + Kakanj coal-fired power plant + Gračanica mosque, beech-fir forests on limestone + Sutjeska NP's Perućica UNESCO 2017 primeval forest one of Europe's last virgin forests + Ursus arctos 400 individuals in BiH, Bosniaks South Slavs Islamised under the Ottomans 15th c. + 1992-95 war 100,000 dead Srebrenica 1995 8000 killed genocide UN 2004 + Republika Srpska 30% + Bosniak-Croat Federation 65% + Dayton 1995.
