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"name": "Bosnia and Herzegovina",
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"capital": "Sarajevo",
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"region": "europe",
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"flag_url": "https://
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"category": "Balkan Peninsula / Southeastern Europe",
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"description": "Bosnia and Herzegovina is a heart-shaped nation located in the Western Balkans, defined by its rugged limestone terrain, dense Dinaric alpine forests, and a rich, complex cultural tapestry woven over centuries. It shares deep land borders with Croatia, Serbia, and Montenegro, while holding a tiny, critical 20-kilometer sliver of Adriatic Sea coastline at Neum. Historically positioned at the crossroads of the Western Roman, Eastern Byzantine, and Ottoman Empires, the country boasts a unique architectural and social synthesis. Its society is primarily composed of three constituent ethnic groups: Bosniaks, Serbs, and Croats, practicing Islam, Eastern Orthodox Christianity, and Roman Catholicism respectively. This deep multi-faith background is mirrored in its historic urban centers like Sarajevo and Mostar, where mosques, churches, and synagogues have stood side by side for centuries.",
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"area": "19,741 sq mi (51,129 sq km)",
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"name": "Bosnia and Herzegovina",
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"capital": "Sarajevo",
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"region": "europe",
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"flag_url": "https://wikimedia.org",
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"category": "Balkan Peninsula / Southeastern Europe",
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"description": "Bosnia and Herzegovina is a heart-shaped nation located in the Western Balkans, defined by its rugged limestone terrain, dense Dinaric alpine forests, and a rich, complex cultural tapestry woven over centuries. It shares deep land borders with Croatia, Serbia, and Montenegro, while holding a tiny, critical 20-kilometer sliver of Adriatic Sea coastline at Neum. Historically positioned at the crossroads of the Western Roman, Eastern Byzantine, and Ottoman Empires, the country boasts a unique architectural and social synthesis. Its society is primarily composed of three constituent ethnic groups: Bosniaks, Serbs, and Croats, practicing Islam, Eastern Orthodox Christianity, and Roman Catholicism respectively. This deep multi-faith background is mirrored in its historic urban centers like Sarajevo and Mostar, where mosques, churches, and synagogues have stood side by side for centuries.",
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"area": "19,741 sq mi (51,129 sq km)",
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