DANUBE CIVILISATION - what is it?
- Allgemein
- August 1, 2024

Bosnia-Herzegovina – a country full of myths and wild landscapes. We visit Umoljani and Lukomir, two of the country’s most impressive mountain villages, which, nestled in the breathtaking Dinaric Alps, offer fascinating stories and deep insights into traditional life. Wafts of mist drift over Mount Bjelašnica, which lies around 40 kilometres from the Bosnian-Herzegovinian capital
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Four countries, four exciting camps – and a shared adventure along the Danube! In this unique project, young people explored the second longest river in Europe in a creative way and immersed themselves in its fascinating nature and culture. The project kicked off with Friends of the Danube in Belgrade, followed by a visit to
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The Danube Office Ulm/Neu-Ulm, a non-profit limited company of the two cities, sees itself as a municipal motor for co-operation along the Danube. The team headed by Sebastian Rihm acts as a leading partner in EU projects, as the organiser of the international Danube Festival Ulm/Neu-Ulm and as a connecting element in numerous networks. Sabine
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The journey from Sarajevo to the eastern Bosnian town of Srebrenica leads through a beautiful landscape. It is the middle of July. The countryside that seems so peaceful today was the scene 29 years ago of one of the worst war crimes in Europe since the Second World War, which went down in history as
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The Danube civilisation: many discoveries, unclear interpretation Was there an advanced civilisation along the Danube that can be considered the oldest in human history? Yes and no! Scientists don’t yet agree about this. But they do know one thing for sure: there was a civilisation, known today as the Danube Civilisation, which shaped the history
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Journalists from five Danube countries took part in the Danube Media Bootcamp during the International Danube Festival in Ulm. From July 10-12, workshops were held with presentations by journalists focusing on the topic of ‘Nature Conservation and the Danube’. Journalists from Budapest, Romania and Serbia presented their investigative reports. Orsolya Fülöp from Budapest presented her
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