Sabit Avdagic

Sabit Avdagic

(1965-1992)

Zahida Hrustic

Zahida Hrustic

(25.08.1955 – 1992.)

Omer(Ibrahim) Karisik

Omer Karisik(1958-1992), Kuke, Visegrad

“On 18 June 1992, at around 10:00 am. together, in a group of several members of the Serb Army and Police armed with rifles, he participated in the attack on the village of Kuka in the Visegrad Municipality and   arrest and unlawful imprisonment of several dozens of Bosniak civilians, including women, children and men whom they took and detained on the premises of the Hasan Veletovac Elementary School in Visegrad, except for Omer Karisik and Redzo Sabanovic whom they took away from the village and who have been unaccounted for ever since;”

Boban Simsic verdict (07.08.2007)

Redzo Sabanovic

Redzo Sabanovic, (11.04.1954 – 18.06.1992), Kuke, Visegrad.

“On 18 June 1992, at around 10:00 am. together, in a group of several members of the Serb Army and Police armed with rifles, he participated in the attack on the village of Kuka in the Visegrad Municipality and   arrest and unlawful imprisonment of several dozens of Bosniak civilians, including women, children and men whom they took and detained on the premises of the Hasan Veletovac Elementary School in Visegrad, except for Omer Karisik and Redzo Sabanovic whom they took away from the village and who have been unaccounted for ever since;”

Boban Simsic verdict (07.08.2007)

 

Mevsud Hodzic

Mevsud(Serfo)Hodzic

27.03.1967 – 1992.

Esad Hota

Esad(Huso) Hota

1959-1992

Kenan Fehric

Kenan(Asim) Fehric

13.07.1973. – 29.10.1992.

 

Munira Murtic

Munira Murtic, 1960-1992

 

16th Anniversary of Bosnian Genocide – Dijana’s exhibition

Image: Dijana in Visegrad

Dijana Muminovic,  a Bosnia-American photojournalist will hold an exhibition entitled “Searching for Closure”  at the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center. Dijana’s exhibition deals with life in post-genocide Bosnia and Herzegovina. The main story of her exhibition are Srebrenica and Visegrad. Dijana was very active during the Perucac lake exhumations documenting volunteer efforts to find missing Bosniak civilians from Visegrad. This will be her first exhibition which we hope one day will be held in Visegrad.

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The Bosniak American Advisory Council for Bosnia and Herzegovina (BAACBH) cordially invites you to the 16th Commemoration of the Srebrenica Genocide on Capitol Hill. We will commemorate the lives lost during the worst atrocity committed in Europe since World War II.

Monday, July 11, 2011

4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Location: U.S. Capitol Visitor Center, Congressional Meeting Room North

Opening Remarks:

Admir Serifovic, BAACBH President

Speakers:

Congressman Chris Smith (R-NJ), Co-Chair of the Congressional Caucus on Bosnia – invitedCongressman Russ Carnahan (D-MO), Co-Chair of the Congressional Caucus on Bosnia – invited

H.E. Sven Alkalaj, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Dr. Sheri Fink, Pulitzer Prize Winning Investigative Reporter and author of the book

“War Hospital”

Ms. Dijana Muminovic, Documentary photographer who will display her work titled ”Searching for Closure”

*Bosnian delicacies will be provided*

RSVP Contact: Ajla Delkic

202-347-6742

adelkic@baacbh.org