Bosnia remembers war, still scarred and divided

Marshal Tito, the unifying stalwart died; East European Communism faded; Yugoslavia disintegrated into six states; Bosnia Herzegovina had the weirdest mix of battling ethnic groups. Unbridled nationalist sentiments and ethnic fanaticism tore the Bosnian people and stifled national growth. Twenty years after the 1991-95 civil wars, the nation is still struggling with strife at the cost of development. Take a look at some wartime locations and how they are now.