kultura sjećanja
| culture of remembrance |
kultura sjećanja
| culture of remembrance |
PODACI:
Memorial at Jama Hrastova glavica
Mjesto/lokacija: Natural pit Hrastova glavica near the village of Podvidača, Sanski Most Municipality
Entitet: Federation of Bosnia and Hezegovina
Godina izgradnje: 2012
Tekst na spomeniku:
Memorial
Jama Hrastova glavica
Above this pit, on 6 August 1992
members of the Serb army and police killed 124
prisoners from the Prijedor death camps
Keraterm and Omarska.
They killed three at a time, tied with wire, and threw them
into an abyss more than 20 meters deep.
Their skeletal remains were found in 1998
along with the bones of two men from Sana
killed in the Second World War.
This memorial is dedicated on the 20th anniversary
of the crime in the hope that this pit shall never
again see innocent people thrown in.
Association of Prijedor Women “Izvor”
Association of Former Camp Prisoners Sanski Most
(two plaques bearing the names of those killed and age at time of death, the two victims from the Second World War are listed at the bottom)
U sjećanje na:
Civilians from the Prijedor camps
Etnička grupa: Predominantly Bosniaks
Žrtve su sa područja:
Municipality of Prijedor
O izboru lokacije:
Site of execution of 124 camp prisoners from Prijedor
Dimenzije spomenika: Diameter 9 m, height 2 m
Spomenik podigli:
Association of Prijedor Women “Izvor” and Association of Former Camp Prisoners Sanski Most, with the support of donors, mostly the diaspora.
Autor/ka spomenika: Architect Haris Zulić from Sanski Most
Interpretacija ideje:
"The circular base and stone tear represent cross-sections of the pit into which the bodies of the victims were thrown. The well at the entrance to the pit, with the heavy grate, symbolises the hope that this place will never again serve for the killing of people." Direct quotation from questionnaire. Source: Association of Prijedor Women “Izvor”
Poznate komemoracije:
Commemorations and group visits
Izvor podataka: Association of Prijedor Women “Izvor” , Fieldwork
Fotografisano: 6 April 2013
Mapa:
Sanski Most, Memorial at Jama Hrastova glavica
PODACI:
Memorial at Jama Hrastova glavica
Mjesto/lokacija: Natural pit Hrastova glavica near the village of Podvidača, Sanski Most Municipality
Entitet: Federation of Bosnia and Hezegovina
Godina izgradnje: 2012
Tekst na spomeniku:
Memorial
Jama Hrastova glavica
Above this pit, on 6 August 1992
members of the Serb army and police killed 124
prisoners from the Prijedor death camps
Keraterm and Omarska.
They killed three at a time, tied with wire, and threw them
into an abyss more than 20 meters deep.
Their skeletal remains were found in 1998
along with the bones of two men from Sana
killed in the Second World War.
This memorial is dedicated on the 20th anniversary
of the crime in the hope that this pit shall never
again see innocent people thrown in.
Association of Prijedor Women “Izvor”
Association of Former Camp Prisoners Sanski Most
(two plaques bearing the names of those killed and age at time of death, the two victims from the Second World War are listed at the bottom)
U sjećanje na:
Civilians from the Prijedor camps
Etnička grupa: Predominantly Bosniaks
Žrtve su sa područja:
Municipality of Prijedor
O izboru lokacije:
Site of execution of 124 camp prisoners from Prijedor
Dimenzije spomenika: Diameter 9 m, height 2 m
Spomenik podigli:
Association of Prijedor Women “Izvor” and Association of Former Camp Prisoners Sanski Most, with the support of donors, mostly the diaspora.
Autor/ka spomenika: Architect Haris Zulić from Sanski Most
Interpretacija ideje:
"The circular base and stone tear represent cross-sections of the pit into which the bodies of the victims were thrown. The well at the entrance to the pit, with the heavy grate, symbolises the hope that this place will never again serve for the killing of people." Direct quotation from questionnaire. Source: Association of Prijedor Women “Izvor”
Poznate komemoracije:
Commemorations and group visits
Izvor podataka: Association of Prijedor Women “Izvor” , Fieldwork
Fotografisano: 6 April 2013
Mapa: