Vojka J.
Vojka J. Born on 28.05.1955 in Srebrenica. «Nothing has changed during the last five years.» She is married and has two children. She and her husband are still unemployed. They plant and sell rasberries. Vojkas so who finished hhigh schoool five years ago was not able to find a job yet. Her 14 year-old daughter is still going to school.
2015
My new photos from #everydaysrebrenica at Instagram.
My blackberry plantation. Although it's not an easy job, I pick them with pleasure because I know that it will help me overcome these hard times.
My blackberry plantation. Although it's not an easy job, I pick them with pleasure because I know that it will help me overcome these hard times.
My summer corner for reading. I love looking through photo albums because it brings me back in the past, to pre-war Srebrenica when I had a lot of dear friends, colleagues and my children's friends. They have never forgotten about me, they call me very often and I am very thankful for that. I feel the best when I see people dear to me and I am hoping I will see them more often. I love you all very much and greetings to all from Vojka. It is importante to read because through reading you realize that your destiny is not the hardest and through reading you become a better person.
My summer corner for reading. I love looking through photo albums because it brings me back in the past, to pre-war Srebrenica when I had a lot of dear friends, colleagues and my children's friends. They have never forgotten about me, they call me very often and I am very thankful for that. I feel the best when I see... (More ⇢)
Planted flowers next to the dry wood is a symbol for new life and joy. In the yard of my brother, signs of beauty.
Planted flowers next to the dry wood is a symbol for new life and joy. In the yard of my brother, signs of beauty.
My yard and roses.
My yard and roses.
Bratunac city
Bratunac city
Here I am again. My name is Vojka from Srebrenica and I hope that you will like my photos
Here I am again. My name is Vojka from Srebrenica and I hope that you will like my photos
Everyday Srebrenica. The view from my balcony
Everyday Srebrenica. The view from my balcony
2005
Vojka J. Born on 28.05.1955 in Srebrenica. «Nothing has changed during the last five years.» She is married and has two children. She and her husband are still unemployed. They plant and sell rasberries. Vojkas so who finished hhigh schoool five years ago was not able to find a job yet. Her 14 year-old daughter is still going to school.
Vojka J. Born on 28.05.1955 in Srebrenica. «Nothing has changed during the last five years.» She is married and has two children. She and her husband are still unemployed. They plant and sell rasberries. Vojkas so who finished hhigh schoool five years ago was not able to find a job yet. Her 14 year-old daughter is still going to school.
Vojka J. Born on 28.05.1955 in Srebrenica. «Nothing has changed during the last five years.» She is married and has two children. She and her husband are still unemployed. They plant and sell rasberries. Vojkas so who finished hhigh schoool five years ago was not able to find a job yet. Her 14 year-old daughter is still going... (More ⇢)
My orchard. The trees have grown well in the last five years.
My orchard. The trees have grown well in the last five years.
My youngest daughter.
My youngest daughter.
My youngest daughter.
My youngest daughter.
My house that looks just like five years ago.
My house that looks just like five years ago.
Vojka J.
Vojka J. Born on 28.05.1955 in Srebrenica. She is married and has two children. She and her husband are unemployed.
2000
Vojka J. Born on 28.05.1955 in Srebrenica. She is married and has two children. She and her husband are unemployed.
Vojka J. Born on 28.05.1955 in Srebrenica. She is married and has two children. She and her husband are unemployed.
Vojka J. Born on 28.05.1955 in Srebrenica. She is married and has two children. She and her husband are unemployed.
Me at the front door of my house (I don’t know where to start).
Me at the front door of my house (I don’t know where to start).
The remains of my bath.
The remains of my bath.
My youngest daughter at my dead daughter’s grave. I like to come to this place and think about her.
My youngest daughter at my dead daughter’s grave. I like to come to this place and think about her.
My son ... my children are my future.
My son ... my children are my future.
I planted these fruit trees before the war.
I planted these fruit trees before the war.
I hope that one day everything will bloom like this flower.
I hope that one day everything will bloom like this flower.