From
Tobias Zick
Jan Böhmermann and his team can certainly claim one merit: they have sensitized their audience to the conditions in a country that is geographically close, but represents a kind of black box for many socially and politically. The multi-ethnic state of Bosnia-Herzegovina, which emerged from the collapse of the former multi-ethnic state of Yugoslavia with mass murder, expulsion and rape, is still a sometimes grotesquely complex state whose structures can even drive those who are somehow supposed to make it work into resignation.