In the Bosnian town of Visegrad, a stone bridge becomes the focal point of three centuries of Balkan history.
Built under the rule of the Ottoman Empire, the bridge at first unites a divided town, but as Ottoman rule gives way to the Austro-Hungarian Empire, daily life shifts under new laws, new loyalties and growing nationalist tensions.
When the collision of forces in the Balkans ignites the First World War in 1914, the bridge that has endured centuries of occupation and upheaval may finally face destruction.



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