Café Turko writes [1] about last Sunday's commemoration of “the 18th anniversary of the Bikavac fire [2], in the town of Visegrad in Eastern Bosnia”: “On the night of 27 June 1992, around 70 persons were locked in a small house on the Bikavac hill, after which the house was set on fire. The crime was meticulously prepared, to make sure that nobody would survive to tell the story.”
Bosnia & Herzegovina: 18th Anniversary of the Bikavac Fire
· Written by Veronica Khokhlova
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