Talk:Municipalities of Republika Srpska

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Official Names are Bosanska Kostajnica and Bosanski Bord as stated by the Official RS web site[edit]

Look at the English version of the webstie: Official Repbulika Srpska Web site states that the town name is changed to Bosanski Brod. The Serbian version no one can read because it is in Cyrillic so they can write their own stuff. But for the official outside world they have the English version where it states that the official Municipality name is changed back to Bosanski Bord.

Thank You, Kseferovic 19:55, 9 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]

It says that according to the Constituional Court of BiH all of the towns causing issues have retunred the former names. Check the list. This even says on the RS Web site.

Check once again:Republika Srpska Government Web site

Thanks and I am serious, Kseferovic 19:55, 9 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]

The names of the towns and cities defined in this page as a "old names" are not the old names of these cities. The names qualified in this page as "old names" are the names given by bosnians serbs authorities during the war. They preserved them until the court's decision in 2007. The real old names were the names the cities had before the war: Sarajevo, Gorazde, Foca, Bosanski Brod, etc. Srpsko Sarajevo, Srpsko Gorazde, Srbinje, etc never existed before the war. So they are only old names if we compare them with the names the cities have now, but they are not the real names of the cities.

Thank you. Ana Alba.

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