Mirsada A.
My new photographs, today, 2015 on Instagram @everydaysrebrenica - Using cell phone photography to talk about our personal life in Bosnia nowadays. Daily life and Rememberance.
2015
My new photographs, today, 2015 on Instagram @everydaysrebrenica - Using cell phone photography to talk about our personal life in Bosnia nowadays. Daily life and Rememberance.
My new photographs, today, 2015 on Instagram @everydaysrebrenica - Using cell phone photography to talk about our personal life in Bosnia nowadays. Daily life and Rememberance.
How many more people have to take it... Refugees from Srebrenica in '95 (on the left picture), and Syrian refugees in 2015 (on the right). You can see big resemblance between the images. First was my experience back in '95, going from Srebrenica to Tuzla. I wanted to share this with you.
Hajr water. There's a memorial plaque on it, with the names of all the victims from 1992 to 1995 from a village near Srebrenica, Poljak. On the memorial plaque is the name of my dead husband. My daughter attended The opening of Hajr Water because her father's name is written on it.
Dear friends on, and followers of our site. I want to show you my baklava, which is already cooked and ready to welcome Eid. Welcome!!
This is how 10th July looked like in Potočari. Coffin after coffin, they went from one hand to another, they carried them through. Grief and sadness...
My daughter and her friends in oldfashioned bosnian clothing. Real beauties who are preserving our tradition and folklore of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Bujrum... Welcome... Halva and rice pudding are ready for the upcoming month of Ramadan. There is something special in the air... As Bosnians love to say: 'smell of the tradition'.
My photos and memories of Srebrenica 1992 to 1995. Today journalists from Norway had the opportunity to make recordings of my life story. Past till present.
My neighbour. He accommodated me with my baby and gave us a home in 1995 in Tuzla, when we had to flee from Srebrenica. He helped us a lot!! Before his operation he was able to walk. Fate or something else..? He will never walk again. He lost all hope. Now he can visit this place only in a wheelchair.
Respect for the young people from Serbia. They payed tribute to the victims at Kapija in Tuzla! On the picture: "to young to remember but we are not going to forget"
These are my parents, they are from Srebrenica, now living in Tuzla. It’s my dad’s birthday. He’s turning 70 years… good luck.
Mirsada A.
Of her first husband, who is considered missing since the fall of Srebrenica, only »parts« could be identified. However, more has to be found, for him to be buried in Potočari. Mirsada, who married again in 2000, became a mother again in 2003. Her husband has a safe job and with some loans they could buy a small flat in Tuzla.
2005
Of her first husband, who is considered missing since the fall of Srebrenica, only »parts« could be identified. However, more has to be found, for him to be buried in Potočari. Mirsada, who married again in 2000, became a mother again in 2003. Her husband has a safe job and with some loans they could buy a small flat in Tuzla.
Of her first husband, who is considered missing since the fall of Srebrenica, only »parts« could be identified. However, more has to be found, for him to be buried in Potočari. Mirsada, who married again in 2000, became a mother again in 2003. Her husband has a safe job and with some loans they could buy a small flat in Tuzla.
Mirsada A.
Born on March 30th 1972 in Zvornik, lived till 1995 with her husband and daughter in Srebrenica. Her husband is considered missing since the fall of Srebrenica. Since July 1995, Mirsada lives in Tuzla. In the autumn of 2000, she married again.
2000
Born on March 30th 1972 in Zvornik, lived till 1995 with her husband and daughter in Srebrenica. Her husband is considered missing since the fall of Srebrenica. Since July 1995, Mirsada lives in Tuzla. In the autumn of 2000, she married again.
Born on March 30th 1972 in Zvornik, lived till 1995 with her husband and daughter in Srebrenica. Her husband is considered missing since the fall of Srebrenica. Since July 1995, Mirsada lives in Tuzla. In the autumn of 2000, she married again.
This is the place i've last seen my husband Nijazija on July 13th 1995 at 14:30… Captured by troups of the Bosnian Serbs.
Refuge of the Bosnian Muslims from the Srebrenica enclave July 1995. I spent four days as a captive there, too. (More then 30.000 people sought shelter and protection in this UN peacekeepers' base compound in Potocčari-Srebrenica)
Many people died at this place. You can still see the bullet holes in the walls. (Mirsada´s husband was murdered here, too, together with 1000 to 2000 other men).
Mirsada A.
Left: the only picture in which me and my husband Nijazija are together. On a video tape taken by UN Dutchbat in Srebrenica in 1995. The tape is torn. Right: Me as a baby with my family in Srebrenica ###
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