Evo kako to vide stranci:

Provided that even African outlanders realized that a great cultural divide separates Western and Eastern Europe, what about the rest, Van Lanschot writes.

To illustrate his point, he says that in Sarajevo Europe starts in the middle of the bridge over the Neretva River in Mostar.

He claims that tourists sigh with relief and can "finally feel back in Europe" once they enter the Croatian part of Mostar.

In Lanschot's words, Kosovo, Macedonia, Albania, Moldova and Montenegro, a large part of Serbia, parts of Bosnia, Bulgaria and Greece, likewise disagree with the idea of Europe.

According to the author, they rather belong to a cultural group which is much closer to Turkey.

http://www.novinite.com/view_news.php?id=137052

http://www.hkv.hr/vijesti/inozemni-tisak/10804-nizozemski-diplomat-ljudi-s-balkana-nisu-europljani-.html

Još jedan udarac gradžanskom bosanstvu, troplemenom narodu i svi-smo-mi-isti ideologiji. Očito je da Europljanima u BiH treba treći entitet da ne bi više bili na Bliskom Istoku bez razloga, kao i da strani turisti mogu mirno hodati bez straha od nenadanih azijatskih žitelja.

Tek će se sad vidjeti razlika u Mostaru. Kad to sve procvjeta još više.