VOICED : Bull fights help ease Bosnias ethnic

The video explores the cultural and historical significance of bullfighting in Bosnia Herzegovina, particularly in Chevrolet Novaci. It highlights the unity among Bosnian Muslims, Serbs, and Croats post-conflict, and how bullfighting has become a symbol of this unity. The practice, which was halted during the war, was revived in 2003, fostering community healing and interaction. Unlike Spanish bullfighting, these events do not end in death, and winning can significantly increase a bull's value. The video emphasizes the importance of victory and the communal celebrations that follow, showcasing bullfighting as a means of bridging ethnic divisions.

What is the significance of the bull fighting events in Bosnia Herzegovina?

• They symbolize the unity among different ethnic groups post-war.

• They are a form of protest against the government.

• They are a new tradition started in 2003.

• They are a tourist attraction with no cultural significance.

When did the bull fighting events resume after the war?

• 2000

• 1995

• 2010

• 2003

What is a unique feature of Bosnian bull fighting compared to Spanish bull fighting?

• It involves more bulls.

• It is more dangerous.

• It is held indoors.

• It never ends in death.

How much can a bull's value increase after winning at Shevlin Ovici?

• €10,000

• €15,000

• €20,000

• €25,000

What do the owners of defeated bulls do after a competition?

• They protest the results.

• They leave the event immediately.

• They train their bulls for the next event.

• They join the winners to celebrate and commiserate.