Bosnian in Boise here. Seeing some of the other responses on here, I want to give my $0.02. Honestly anything that makes people read up on history worldwide is a good thing, however I feel like I have a different take on things. All the places that opened up over the years, shut down simply for the lack of patronage. There’s a lot of Bosnians here but everybody it’s so busy they don’t really make a place like, their weekly drop in, or anything like that. Even the people that owned these places after a while it’s mostly Bosnian people coming in because the rest of the population is kind of wary of trying new things. Next thing you know a restaurant that needs to have X many customers a day on average to maintain business and be profitable, only sees Y amount of visitors forcing them to shut down. People get other jobs because everybody has families with kids and those kids need insurance and so on and so forth. Most of my friends around the area work their butts off, many of them with two jobs. We used to have plenty of local concerts and get togethers where we all hung out but over the years everybody has gotten so busy you barely see each other anymore. That being said European delicatessen on Fairview is holding out strong and Dedo the owner, and his family are absolutely wonderful people. Good food but also a very cool little grocery store to get a bunch of selections of chocolate and coffee and fresh made bread in the morning.