Non-Controversial Opinion:
I thought about this for a long time and I really have to say it. Bosnia must be the final boss of democratic-anarchy, there is no way the Americans can rig all of our elections. Our democracy is indestructible and our corruption cannot be matched. 😎

Edhem Kadušić: Bosnia’s Tallest Resident 👤

Born in the village of Domislica near Maglaj in 1917, Edhem Kadušić stood at an impressive height of 238 centimeters and weighed 118 kilograms, making him the tallest resident in the country. According to his son Zijad, Edhem always struggled to find appropriate footwear and clothing.

Having had a very difficult childhood—losing his parents early and living in poverty—Edhem mostly wore handmade leather sandals known as "putravci," which he crafted himself from cowhide. His mother wove linen clothing for him, as they couldn’t afford tailored clothing or shoes.

After losing his parents, he lived with his aunt and, like many boys of his age, worked as a shepherd and in agriculture. At the age of 16, he experienced a sudden growth spurt. When he went to serve his military duty in Zagreb in 1936, his commanders often joked with him, saying, "Soldier, get down from the chair," even though he was standing.

After completing his service, he was allowed to take his uniform home, as the army had no use for it due to its unique size.

During World War II, he once traveled to Travnik for work. On his way back home near Žepče, he was stopped by German soldiers. Fearing they intended to execute him, he was relieved to find out they only wanted to take a photograph with him. However, the shock and fear from this incident caused him to develop diabetes.

Edhem passed away in 1961 at the age of 44. The Zagreb Museum expressed interest in purchasing his body after his death, as did a wealthy bidder from the United States, but Edhem refused such offers during his lifetime.