Počulica Social Centre, Vitez

Počulica Social Centre, Vitez

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Zanatski centar, Brčko

Location:
Brčko District of BiH

Importance of the locality:

On 7 May 1992, from the police station, which was a site of detention for Bosniaks at the time, member of VRS Goran Jelisić took two civilians, Husein Kršo and Hajrudin Muzurović, to the Zanatski centar Street and killed them. Belgrade photojournalists Bojan Stojanović and Srđan Petrović caught the killing with their cameras and their photographs were used as evidence of this war crime in Brčko before the ICTY. Barbara Matejčić wrote in detail about the murder of Kršo and Muzurović, and the role of photographer Stojanović in these events, in her award-winning investigative article “Ubijanje za fotografiju: Šta se krije iza jedinog snimka smrti u ratu u Jugoslaviji“ [Killing for the Photo: What lies behind the only live photo of death in the war in Yugoslavia]. According to her investigation, there are strong indications that Stojanović and Petrović did not just record the murder as photographers, but took part in it.

Entity:
Brčko district

Ethnic group:
Bosniaks

Area that victims came from:
Brčko

Responsibility:
JNA, MUP RS

Court trials:

The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) convicted Momčilo Krajišnik, the wartime speaker of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska, for war crimes committed in Brčko, under the doctrine of command responsibility, and sentenced him to 20 years in prison. Biljana Plavšić, wartime member of the Presidency of Republika Srpska, was sentenced to 11 years in prison. Radovan Karadžić, as the president of Republika Srpska and commander in chief of its armed forces, was sentenced to life imprisonment. Ranko Češić was sentenced to 18 years in prison, while Goran Jelisić was convicted by the ICTY on 5 July 2001 for crimes committed in the territory of Brčko and sentenced to 40 years in prison. Goran Jelisić pled guilty to five of thirteen murders committed in the vicinity of the Brčko Police Station.

Commemorations:
Since 2023, UDIK has been petitioning the institutions of the Brčko District of BiH for a memorial plaque to be placed at the Zanatski centar. They are still waiting for a reply.

Data source:
ICTY

Marked and photographed:
7.05.2026.

Map:

Updated:
31.07.2026

Legenda

Army of Republic of Bosnia and Hercegovina – ARBiH
Security services command centre – CSB
Herzeg Bosnia – HB
Croat Defense Forces – HOS
Army of Croatia – HV
Croat Defense Council – HVO
Yugoslav National Army – JNA
International Crime Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia – ICTY
Ministry of Interior – MUP
People’s Defense of the Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia – NO APZB
Police station – SJB
Serb Army of Krajina – SVK
Territorial defense of Bosnia-Herzegovina – TO BiH
Army of Republic of Srpska – VRS
Army of Yugoslavia – VJ

Aktualizovano: 26. December 2019

Dubravica Primary School, Vitez

Dubravica Primary School, Vitez

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Zanatski centar, Brčko

Location:
Brčko District of BiH

Importance of the locality:

On 7 May 1992, from the police station, which was a site of detention for Bosniaks at the time, member of VRS Goran Jelisić took two civilians, Husein Kršo and Hajrudin Muzurović, to the Zanatski centar Street and killed them. Belgrade photojournalists Bojan Stojanović and Srđan Petrović caught the killing with their cameras and their photographs were used as evidence of this war crime in Brčko before the ICTY. Barbara Matejčić wrote in detail about the murder of Kršo and Muzurović, and the role of photographer Stojanović in these events, in her award-winning investigative article “Ubijanje za fotografiju: Šta se krije iza jedinog snimka smrti u ratu u Jugoslaviji“ [Killing for the Photo: What lies behind the only live photo of death in the war in Yugoslavia]. According to her investigation, there are strong indications that Stojanović and Petrović did not just record the murder as photographers, but took part in it.

Entity:
Brčko district

Ethnic group:
Bosniaks

Area that victims came from:
Brčko

Responsibility:
JNA, MUP RS

Court trials:

The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) convicted Momčilo Krajišnik, the wartime speaker of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska, for war crimes committed in Brčko, under the doctrine of command responsibility, and sentenced him to 20 years in prison. Biljana Plavšić, wartime member of the Presidency of Republika Srpska, was sentenced to 11 years in prison. Radovan Karadžić, as the president of Republika Srpska and commander in chief of its armed forces, was sentenced to life imprisonment. Ranko Češić was sentenced to 18 years in prison, while Goran Jelisić was convicted by the ICTY on 5 July 2001 for crimes committed in the territory of Brčko and sentenced to 40 years in prison. Goran Jelisić pled guilty to five of thirteen murders committed in the vicinity of the Brčko Police Station.

Commemorations:
Since 2023, UDIK has been petitioning the institutions of the Brčko District of BiH for a memorial plaque to be placed at the Zanatski centar. They are still waiting for a reply.

Data source:
ICTY

Marked and photographed:
7.05.2026.

Map:

Updated:
31.07.2026

Legenda

Army of Republic of Bosnia and Hercegovina – ARBiH
Security services command centre – CSB
Herzeg Bosnia – HB
Croat Defense Forces – HOS
Army of Croatia – HV
Croat Defense Council – HVO
Yugoslav National Army – JNA
International Crime Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia – ICTY
Ministry of Interior – MUP
People’s Defense of the Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia – NO APZB
Police station – SJB
Serb Army of Krajina – SVK
Territorial defense of Bosnia-Herzegovina – TO BiH
Army of Republic of Srpska – VRS
Army of Yugoslavia – VJ

Aktualizovano: 26. December 2019

Black House, Vitez

Black House, Vitez

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Zanatski centar, Brčko

Location:
Brčko District of BiH

Importance of the locality:

On 7 May 1992, from the police station, which was a site of detention for Bosniaks at the time, member of VRS Goran Jelisić took two civilians, Husein Kršo and Hajrudin Muzurović, to the Zanatski centar Street and killed them. Belgrade photojournalists Bojan Stojanović and Srđan Petrović caught the killing with their cameras and their photographs were used as evidence of this war crime in Brčko before the ICTY. Barbara Matejčić wrote in detail about the murder of Kršo and Muzurović, and the role of photographer Stojanović in these events, in her award-winning investigative article “Ubijanje za fotografiju: Šta se krije iza jedinog snimka smrti u ratu u Jugoslaviji“ [Killing for the Photo: What lies behind the only live photo of death in the war in Yugoslavia]. According to her investigation, there are strong indications that Stojanović and Petrović did not just record the murder as photographers, but took part in it.

Entity:
Brčko district

Ethnic group:
Bosniaks

Area that victims came from:
Brčko

Responsibility:
JNA, MUP RS

Court trials:

The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) convicted Momčilo Krajišnik, the wartime speaker of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska, for war crimes committed in Brčko, under the doctrine of command responsibility, and sentenced him to 20 years in prison. Biljana Plavšić, wartime member of the Presidency of Republika Srpska, was sentenced to 11 years in prison. Radovan Karadžić, as the president of Republika Srpska and commander in chief of its armed forces, was sentenced to life imprisonment. Ranko Češić was sentenced to 18 years in prison, while Goran Jelisić was convicted by the ICTY on 5 July 2001 for crimes committed in the territory of Brčko and sentenced to 40 years in prison. Goran Jelisić pled guilty to five of thirteen murders committed in the vicinity of the Brčko Police Station.

Commemorations:
Since 2023, UDIK has been petitioning the institutions of the Brčko District of BiH for a memorial plaque to be placed at the Zanatski centar. They are still waiting for a reply.

Data source:
ICTY

Marked and photographed:
7.05.2026.

Map:

Updated:
31.07.2026

Legenda

Army of Republic of Bosnia and Hercegovina – ARBiH
Security services command centre – CSB
Herzeg Bosnia – HB
Croat Defense Forces – HOS
Army of Croatia – HV
Croat Defense Council – HVO
Yugoslav National Army – JNA
International Crime Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia – ICTY
Ministry of Interior – MUP
People’s Defense of the Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia – NO APZB
Police station – SJB
Serb Army of Krajina – SVK
Territorial defense of Bosnia-Herzegovina – TO BiH
Army of Republic of Srpska – VRS
Army of Yugoslavia – VJ

Aktualizovano: 26. December 2019

Culture Centre in Vitez

Culture Centre in Vitez

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Zanatski centar, Brčko

Location:
Brčko District of BiH

Importance of the locality:

On 7 May 1992, from the police station, which was a site of detention for Bosniaks at the time, member of VRS Goran Jelisić took two civilians, Husein Kršo and Hajrudin Muzurović, to the Zanatski centar Street and killed them. Belgrade photojournalists Bojan Stojanović and Srđan Petrović caught the killing with their cameras and their photographs were used as evidence of this war crime in Brčko before the ICTY. Barbara Matejčić wrote in detail about the murder of Kršo and Muzurović, and the role of photographer Stojanović in these events, in her award-winning investigative article “Ubijanje za fotografiju: Šta se krije iza jedinog snimka smrti u ratu u Jugoslaviji“ [Killing for the Photo: What lies behind the only live photo of death in the war in Yugoslavia]. According to her investigation, there are strong indications that Stojanović and Petrović did not just record the murder as photographers, but took part in it.

Entity:
Brčko district

Ethnic group:
Bosniaks

Area that victims came from:
Brčko

Responsibility:
JNA, MUP RS

Court trials:

The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) convicted Momčilo Krajišnik, the wartime speaker of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska, for war crimes committed in Brčko, under the doctrine of command responsibility, and sentenced him to 20 years in prison. Biljana Plavšić, wartime member of the Presidency of Republika Srpska, was sentenced to 11 years in prison. Radovan Karadžić, as the president of Republika Srpska and commander in chief of its armed forces, was sentenced to life imprisonment. Ranko Češić was sentenced to 18 years in prison, while Goran Jelisić was convicted by the ICTY on 5 July 2001 for crimes committed in the territory of Brčko and sentenced to 40 years in prison. Goran Jelisić pled guilty to five of thirteen murders committed in the vicinity of the Brčko Police Station.

Commemorations:
Since 2023, UDIK has been petitioning the institutions of the Brčko District of BiH for a memorial plaque to be placed at the Zanatski centar. They are still waiting for a reply.

Data source:
ICTY

Marked and photographed:
7.05.2026.

Map:

Updated:
31.07.2026

Legenda

Army of Republic of Bosnia and Hercegovina – ARBiH
Security services command centre – CSB
Herzeg Bosnia – HB
Croat Defense Forces – HOS
Army of Croatia – HV
Croat Defense Council – HVO
Yugoslav National Army – JNA
International Crime Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia – ICTY
Ministry of Interior – MUP
People’s Defense of the Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia – NO APZB
Police station – SJB
Serb Army of Krajina – SVK
Territorial defense of Bosnia-Herzegovina – TO BiH
Army of Republic of Srpska – VRS
Army of Yugoslavia – VJ

Aktualizovano: 26. December 2019

Korićanske stijene, Kneževo

Korićanske stijene, Kneževo

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Zanatski centar, Brčko

Location:
Brčko District of BiH

Importance of the locality:

On 7 May 1992, from the police station, which was a site of detention for Bosniaks at the time, member of VRS Goran Jelisić took two civilians, Husein Kršo and Hajrudin Muzurović, to the Zanatski centar Street and killed them. Belgrade photojournalists Bojan Stojanović and Srđan Petrović caught the killing with their cameras and their photographs were used as evidence of this war crime in Brčko before the ICTY. Barbara Matejčić wrote in detail about the murder of Kršo and Muzurović, and the role of photographer Stojanović in these events, in her award-winning investigative article “Ubijanje za fotografiju: Šta se krije iza jedinog snimka smrti u ratu u Jugoslaviji“ [Killing for the Photo: What lies behind the only live photo of death in the war in Yugoslavia]. According to her investigation, there are strong indications that Stojanović and Petrović did not just record the murder as photographers, but took part in it.

Entity:
Brčko district

Ethnic group:
Bosniaks

Area that victims came from:
Brčko

Responsibility:
JNA, MUP RS

Court trials:

The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) convicted Momčilo Krajišnik, the wartime speaker of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska, for war crimes committed in Brčko, under the doctrine of command responsibility, and sentenced him to 20 years in prison. Biljana Plavšić, wartime member of the Presidency of Republika Srpska, was sentenced to 11 years in prison. Radovan Karadžić, as the president of Republika Srpska and commander in chief of its armed forces, was sentenced to life imprisonment. Ranko Češić was sentenced to 18 years in prison, while Goran Jelisić was convicted by the ICTY on 5 July 2001 for crimes committed in the territory of Brčko and sentenced to 40 years in prison. Goran Jelisić pled guilty to five of thirteen murders committed in the vicinity of the Brčko Police Station.

Commemorations:
Since 2023, UDIK has been petitioning the institutions of the Brčko District of BiH for a memorial plaque to be placed at the Zanatski centar. They are still waiting for a reply.

Data source:
ICTY

Marked and photographed:
7.05.2026.

Map:

Updated:
31.07.2026

Legenda

Army of Republic of Bosnia and Hercegovina – ARBiH
Security services command centre – CSB
Herzeg Bosnia – HB
Croat Defense Forces – HOS
Army of Croatia – HV
Croat Defense Council – HVO
Yugoslav National Army – JNA
International Crime Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia – ICTY
Ministry of Interior – MUP
People’s Defense of the Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia – NO APZB
Police station – SJB
Serb Army of Krajina – SVK
Territorial defense of Bosnia-Herzegovina – TO BiH
Army of Republic of Srpska – VRS
Army of Yugoslavia – VJ

Aktualizovano: 26. December 2019

Redak 1 and Redak 2, Kipe, Prijedor

Redak 1 and Redak 2, Kipe, Prijedor

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Zanatski centar, Brčko

Location:
Brčko District of BiH

Importance of the locality:

On 7 May 1992, from the police station, which was a site of detention for Bosniaks at the time, member of VRS Goran Jelisić took two civilians, Husein Kršo and Hajrudin Muzurović, to the Zanatski centar Street and killed them. Belgrade photojournalists Bojan Stojanović and Srđan Petrović caught the killing with their cameras and their photographs were used as evidence of this war crime in Brčko before the ICTY. Barbara Matejčić wrote in detail about the murder of Kršo and Muzurović, and the role of photographer Stojanović in these events, in her award-winning investigative article “Ubijanje za fotografiju: Šta se krije iza jedinog snimka smrti u ratu u Jugoslaviji“ [Killing for the Photo: What lies behind the only live photo of death in the war in Yugoslavia]. According to her investigation, there are strong indications that Stojanović and Petrović did not just record the murder as photographers, but took part in it.

Entity:
Brčko district

Ethnic group:
Bosniaks

Area that victims came from:
Brčko

Responsibility:
JNA, MUP RS

Court trials:

The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) convicted Momčilo Krajišnik, the wartime speaker of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska, for war crimes committed in Brčko, under the doctrine of command responsibility, and sentenced him to 20 years in prison. Biljana Plavšić, wartime member of the Presidency of Republika Srpska, was sentenced to 11 years in prison. Radovan Karadžić, as the president of Republika Srpska and commander in chief of its armed forces, was sentenced to life imprisonment. Ranko Češić was sentenced to 18 years in prison, while Goran Jelisić was convicted by the ICTY on 5 July 2001 for crimes committed in the territory of Brčko and sentenced to 40 years in prison. Goran Jelisić pled guilty to five of thirteen murders committed in the vicinity of the Brčko Police Station.

Commemorations:
Since 2023, UDIK has been petitioning the institutions of the Brčko District of BiH for a memorial plaque to be placed at the Zanatski centar. They are still waiting for a reply.

Data source:
ICTY

Marked and photographed:
7.05.2026.

Map:

Updated:
31.07.2026

Legenda

Army of Republic of Bosnia and Hercegovina – ARBiH
Security services command centre – CSB
Herzeg Bosnia – HB
Croat Defense Forces – HOS
Army of Croatia – HV
Croat Defense Council – HVO
Yugoslav National Army – JNA
International Crime Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia – ICTY
Ministry of Interior – MUP
People’s Defense of the Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia – NO APZB
Police station – SJB
Serb Army of Krajina – SVK
Territorial defense of Bosnia-Herzegovina – TO BiH
Army of Republic of Srpska – VRS
Army of Yugoslavia – VJ

Aktualizovano: 26. December 2019

Ljubija Football Stadium, Prijedor

Ljubija Football Stadium, Prijedor

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Zanatski centar, Brčko

Location:
Brčko District of BiH

Importance of the locality:

On 7 May 1992, from the police station, which was a site of detention for Bosniaks at the time, member of VRS Goran Jelisić took two civilians, Husein Kršo and Hajrudin Muzurović, to the Zanatski centar Street and killed them. Belgrade photojournalists Bojan Stojanović and Srđan Petrović caught the killing with their cameras and their photographs were used as evidence of this war crime in Brčko before the ICTY. Barbara Matejčić wrote in detail about the murder of Kršo and Muzurović, and the role of photographer Stojanović in these events, in her award-winning investigative article “Ubijanje za fotografiju: Šta se krije iza jedinog snimka smrti u ratu u Jugoslaviji“ [Killing for the Photo: What lies behind the only live photo of death in the war in Yugoslavia]. According to her investigation, there are strong indications that Stojanović and Petrović did not just record the murder as photographers, but took part in it.

Entity:
Brčko district

Ethnic group:
Bosniaks

Area that victims came from:
Brčko

Responsibility:
JNA, MUP RS

Court trials:

The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) convicted Momčilo Krajišnik, the wartime speaker of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska, for war crimes committed in Brčko, under the doctrine of command responsibility, and sentenced him to 20 years in prison. Biljana Plavšić, wartime member of the Presidency of Republika Srpska, was sentenced to 11 years in prison. Radovan Karadžić, as the president of Republika Srpska and commander in chief of its armed forces, was sentenced to life imprisonment. Ranko Češić was sentenced to 18 years in prison, while Goran Jelisić was convicted by the ICTY on 5 July 2001 for crimes committed in the territory of Brčko and sentenced to 40 years in prison. Goran Jelisić pled guilty to five of thirteen murders committed in the vicinity of the Brčko Police Station.

Commemorations:
Since 2023, UDIK has been petitioning the institutions of the Brčko District of BiH for a memorial plaque to be placed at the Zanatski centar. They are still waiting for a reply.

Data source:
ICTY

Marked and photographed:
7.05.2026.

Map:

Updated:
31.07.2026

Legenda

Army of Republic of Bosnia and Hercegovina – ARBiH
Security services command centre – CSB
Herzeg Bosnia – HB
Croat Defense Forces – HOS
Army of Croatia – HV
Croat Defense Council – HVO
Yugoslav National Army – JNA
International Crime Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia – ICTY
Ministry of Interior – MUP
People’s Defense of the Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia – NO APZB
Police station – SJB
Serb Army of Krajina – SVK
Territorial defense of Bosnia-Herzegovina – TO BiH
Army of Republic of Srpska – VRS
Army of Yugoslavia – VJ

Aktualizovano: 26. December 2019

Culture Centre in Miska Glava, Prijedor

Culture Centre in Miska Glava, Prijedor

Info

Zanatski centar, Brčko

Location:
Brčko District of BiH

Importance of the locality:

On 7 May 1992, from the police station, which was a site of detention for Bosniaks at the time, member of VRS Goran Jelisić took two civilians, Husein Kršo and Hajrudin Muzurović, to the Zanatski centar Street and killed them. Belgrade photojournalists Bojan Stojanović and Srđan Petrović caught the killing with their cameras and their photographs were used as evidence of this war crime in Brčko before the ICTY. Barbara Matejčić wrote in detail about the murder of Kršo and Muzurović, and the role of photographer Stojanović in these events, in her award-winning investigative article “Ubijanje za fotografiju: Šta se krije iza jedinog snimka smrti u ratu u Jugoslaviji“ [Killing for the Photo: What lies behind the only live photo of death in the war in Yugoslavia]. According to her investigation, there are strong indications that Stojanović and Petrović did not just record the murder as photographers, but took part in it.

Entity:
Brčko district

Ethnic group:
Bosniaks

Area that victims came from:
Brčko

Responsibility:
JNA, MUP RS

Court trials:

The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) convicted Momčilo Krajišnik, the wartime speaker of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska, for war crimes committed in Brčko, under the doctrine of command responsibility, and sentenced him to 20 years in prison. Biljana Plavšić, wartime member of the Presidency of Republika Srpska, was sentenced to 11 years in prison. Radovan Karadžić, as the president of Republika Srpska and commander in chief of its armed forces, was sentenced to life imprisonment. Ranko Češić was sentenced to 18 years in prison, while Goran Jelisić was convicted by the ICTY on 5 July 2001 for crimes committed in the territory of Brčko and sentenced to 40 years in prison. Goran Jelisić pled guilty to five of thirteen murders committed in the vicinity of the Brčko Police Station.

Commemorations:
Since 2023, UDIK has been petitioning the institutions of the Brčko District of BiH for a memorial plaque to be placed at the Zanatski centar. They are still waiting for a reply.

Data source:
ICTY

Marked and photographed:
7.05.2026.

Map:

Updated:
31.07.2026

Legenda

Army of Republic of Bosnia and Hercegovina – ARBiH
Security services command centre – CSB
Herzeg Bosnia – HB
Croat Defense Forces – HOS
Army of Croatia – HV
Croat Defense Council – HVO
Yugoslav National Army – JNA
International Crime Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia – ICTY
Ministry of Interior – MUP
People’s Defense of the Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia – NO APZB
Police station – SJB
Serb Army of Krajina – SVK
Territorial defense of Bosnia-Herzegovina – TO BiH
Army of Republic of Srpska – VRS
Army of Yugoslavia – VJ

Aktualizovano: 26. December 2019

Auxiliary facility at the Public Security Station, Prijedor

Auxiliary facility at the Public Security Station, Prijedor

Info

Zanatski centar, Brčko

Location:
Brčko District of BiH

Importance of the locality:

On 7 May 1992, from the police station, which was a site of detention for Bosniaks at the time, member of VRS Goran Jelisić took two civilians, Husein Kršo and Hajrudin Muzurović, to the Zanatski centar Street and killed them. Belgrade photojournalists Bojan Stojanović and Srđan Petrović caught the killing with their cameras and their photographs were used as evidence of this war crime in Brčko before the ICTY. Barbara Matejčić wrote in detail about the murder of Kršo and Muzurović, and the role of photographer Stojanović in these events, in her award-winning investigative article “Ubijanje za fotografiju: Šta se krije iza jedinog snimka smrti u ratu u Jugoslaviji“ [Killing for the Photo: What lies behind the only live photo of death in the war in Yugoslavia]. According to her investigation, there are strong indications that Stojanović and Petrović did not just record the murder as photographers, but took part in it.

Entity:
Brčko district

Ethnic group:
Bosniaks

Area that victims came from:
Brčko

Responsibility:
JNA, MUP RS

Court trials:

The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) convicted Momčilo Krajišnik, the wartime speaker of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska, for war crimes committed in Brčko, under the doctrine of command responsibility, and sentenced him to 20 years in prison. Biljana Plavšić, wartime member of the Presidency of Republika Srpska, was sentenced to 11 years in prison. Radovan Karadžić, as the president of Republika Srpska and commander in chief of its armed forces, was sentenced to life imprisonment. Ranko Češić was sentenced to 18 years in prison, while Goran Jelisić was convicted by the ICTY on 5 July 2001 for crimes committed in the territory of Brčko and sentenced to 40 years in prison. Goran Jelisić pled guilty to five of thirteen murders committed in the vicinity of the Brčko Police Station.

Commemorations:
Since 2023, UDIK has been petitioning the institutions of the Brčko District of BiH for a memorial plaque to be placed at the Zanatski centar. They are still waiting for a reply.

Data source:
ICTY

Marked and photographed:
7.05.2026.

Map:

Updated:
31.07.2026

Legenda

Army of Republic of Bosnia and Hercegovina – ARBiH
Security services command centre – CSB
Herzeg Bosnia – HB
Croat Defense Forces – HOS
Army of Croatia – HV
Croat Defense Council – HVO
Yugoslav National Army – JNA
International Crime Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia – ICTY
Ministry of Interior – MUP
People’s Defense of the Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia – NO APZB
Police station – SJB
Serb Army of Krajina – SVK
Territorial defense of Bosnia-Herzegovina – TO BiH
Army of Republic of Srpska – VRS
Army of Yugoslavia – VJ

Aktualizovano: 26. December 2019

Bravnice, Jajce

Bravnice, Jajce

Info

Zanatski centar, Brčko

Location:
Brčko District of BiH

Importance of the locality:

On 7 May 1992, from the police station, which was a site of detention for Bosniaks at the time, member of VRS Goran Jelisić took two civilians, Husein Kršo and Hajrudin Muzurović, to the Zanatski centar Street and killed them. Belgrade photojournalists Bojan Stojanović and Srđan Petrović caught the killing with their cameras and their photographs were used as evidence of this war crime in Brčko before the ICTY. Barbara Matejčić wrote in detail about the murder of Kršo and Muzurović, and the role of photographer Stojanović in these events, in her award-winning investigative article “Ubijanje za fotografiju: Šta se krije iza jedinog snimka smrti u ratu u Jugoslaviji“ [Killing for the Photo: What lies behind the only live photo of death in the war in Yugoslavia]. According to her investigation, there are strong indications that Stojanović and Petrović did not just record the murder as photographers, but took part in it.

Entity:
Brčko district

Ethnic group:
Bosniaks

Area that victims came from:
Brčko

Responsibility:
JNA, MUP RS

Court trials:

The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) convicted Momčilo Krajišnik, the wartime speaker of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska, for war crimes committed in Brčko, under the doctrine of command responsibility, and sentenced him to 20 years in prison. Biljana Plavšić, wartime member of the Presidency of Republika Srpska, was sentenced to 11 years in prison. Radovan Karadžić, as the president of Republika Srpska and commander in chief of its armed forces, was sentenced to life imprisonment. Ranko Češić was sentenced to 18 years in prison, while Goran Jelisić was convicted by the ICTY on 5 July 2001 for crimes committed in the territory of Brčko and sentenced to 40 years in prison. Goran Jelisić pled guilty to five of thirteen murders committed in the vicinity of the Brčko Police Station.

Commemorations:
Since 2023, UDIK has been petitioning the institutions of the Brčko District of BiH for a memorial plaque to be placed at the Zanatski centar. They are still waiting for a reply.

Data source:
ICTY

Marked and photographed:
7.05.2026.

Map:

Updated:
31.07.2026

Legenda

Army of Republic of Bosnia and Hercegovina – ARBiH
Security services command centre – CSB
Herzeg Bosnia – HB
Croat Defense Forces – HOS
Army of Croatia – HV
Croat Defense Council – HVO
Yugoslav National Army – JNA
International Crime Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia – ICTY
Ministry of Interior – MUP
People’s Defense of the Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia – NO APZB
Police station – SJB
Serb Army of Krajina – SVK
Territorial defense of Bosnia-Herzegovina – TO BiH
Army of Republic of Srpska – VRS
Army of Yugoslavia – VJ

Aktualizovano: 26. December 2019

Motel Sretno, Kakanj

Motel Sretno, Kakanj

Info

Zanatski centar, Brčko

Location:
Brčko District of BiH

Importance of the locality:

On 7 May 1992, from the police station, which was a site of detention for Bosniaks at the time, member of VRS Goran Jelisić took two civilians, Husein Kršo and Hajrudin Muzurović, to the Zanatski centar Street and killed them. Belgrade photojournalists Bojan Stojanović and Srđan Petrović caught the killing with their cameras and their photographs were used as evidence of this war crime in Brčko before the ICTY. Barbara Matejčić wrote in detail about the murder of Kršo and Muzurović, and the role of photographer Stojanović in these events, in her award-winning investigative article “Ubijanje za fotografiju: Šta se krije iza jedinog snimka smrti u ratu u Jugoslaviji“ [Killing for the Photo: What lies behind the only live photo of death in the war in Yugoslavia]. According to her investigation, there are strong indications that Stojanović and Petrović did not just record the murder as photographers, but took part in it.

Entity:
Brčko district

Ethnic group:
Bosniaks

Area that victims came from:
Brčko

Responsibility:
JNA, MUP RS

Court trials:

The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) convicted Momčilo Krajišnik, the wartime speaker of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska, for war crimes committed in Brčko, under the doctrine of command responsibility, and sentenced him to 20 years in prison. Biljana Plavšić, wartime member of the Presidency of Republika Srpska, was sentenced to 11 years in prison. Radovan Karadžić, as the president of Republika Srpska and commander in chief of its armed forces, was sentenced to life imprisonment. Ranko Češić was sentenced to 18 years in prison, while Goran Jelisić was convicted by the ICTY on 5 July 2001 for crimes committed in the territory of Brčko and sentenced to 40 years in prison. Goran Jelisić pled guilty to five of thirteen murders committed in the vicinity of the Brčko Police Station.

Commemorations:
Since 2023, UDIK has been petitioning the institutions of the Brčko District of BiH for a memorial plaque to be placed at the Zanatski centar. They are still waiting for a reply.

Data source:
ICTY

Marked and photographed:
7.05.2026.

Map:

Updated:
31.07.2026

Legenda

Army of Republic of Bosnia and Hercegovina – ARBiH
Security services command centre – CSB
Herzeg Bosnia – HB
Croat Defense Forces – HOS
Army of Croatia – HV
Croat Defense Council – HVO
Yugoslav National Army – JNA
International Crime Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia – ICTY
Ministry of Interior – MUP
People’s Defense of the Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia – NO APZB
Police station – SJB
Serb Army of Krajina – SVK
Territorial defense of Bosnia-Herzegovina – TO BiH
Army of Republic of Srpska – VRS
Army of Yugoslavia – VJ

Aktualizovano: 26. December 2019

Old Trade School, Vareš

Old Trade School, Vareš

Info

Zanatski centar, Brčko

Location:
Brčko District of BiH

Importance of the locality:

On 7 May 1992, from the police station, which was a site of detention for Bosniaks at the time, member of VRS Goran Jelisić took two civilians, Husein Kršo and Hajrudin Muzurović, to the Zanatski centar Street and killed them. Belgrade photojournalists Bojan Stojanović and Srđan Petrović caught the killing with their cameras and their photographs were used as evidence of this war crime in Brčko before the ICTY. Barbara Matejčić wrote in detail about the murder of Kršo and Muzurović, and the role of photographer Stojanović in these events, in her award-winning investigative article “Ubijanje za fotografiju: Šta se krije iza jedinog snimka smrti u ratu u Jugoslaviji“ [Killing for the Photo: What lies behind the only live photo of death in the war in Yugoslavia]. According to her investigation, there are strong indications that Stojanović and Petrović did not just record the murder as photographers, but took part in it.

Entity:
Brčko district

Ethnic group:
Bosniaks

Area that victims came from:
Brčko

Responsibility:
JNA, MUP RS

Court trials:

The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) convicted Momčilo Krajišnik, the wartime speaker of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska, for war crimes committed in Brčko, under the doctrine of command responsibility, and sentenced him to 20 years in prison. Biljana Plavšić, wartime member of the Presidency of Republika Srpska, was sentenced to 11 years in prison. Radovan Karadžić, as the president of Republika Srpska and commander in chief of its armed forces, was sentenced to life imprisonment. Ranko Češić was sentenced to 18 years in prison, while Goran Jelisić was convicted by the ICTY on 5 July 2001 for crimes committed in the territory of Brčko and sentenced to 40 years in prison. Goran Jelisić pled guilty to five of thirteen murders committed in the vicinity of the Brčko Police Station.

Commemorations:
Since 2023, UDIK has been petitioning the institutions of the Brčko District of BiH for a memorial plaque to be placed at the Zanatski centar. They are still waiting for a reply.

Data source:
ICTY

Marked and photographed:
7.05.2026.

Map:

Updated:
31.07.2026

Legenda

Army of Republic of Bosnia and Hercegovina – ARBiH
Security services command centre – CSB
Herzeg Bosnia – HB
Croat Defense Forces – HOS
Army of Croatia – HV
Croat Defense Council – HVO
Yugoslav National Army – JNA
International Crime Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia – ICTY
Ministry of Interior – MUP
People’s Defense of the Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia – NO APZB
Police station – SJB
Serb Army of Krajina – SVK
Territorial defense of Bosnia-Herzegovina – TO BiH
Army of Republic of Srpska – VRS
Army of Yugoslavia – VJ

Aktualizovano: 26. December 2019

Autotrans building, Vareš

Autotrans building, Vareš

Info

Zanatski centar, Brčko

Location:
Brčko District of BiH

Importance of the locality:

On 7 May 1992, from the police station, which was a site of detention for Bosniaks at the time, member of VRS Goran Jelisić took two civilians, Husein Kršo and Hajrudin Muzurović, to the Zanatski centar Street and killed them. Belgrade photojournalists Bojan Stojanović and Srđan Petrović caught the killing with their cameras and their photographs were used as evidence of this war crime in Brčko before the ICTY. Barbara Matejčić wrote in detail about the murder of Kršo and Muzurović, and the role of photographer Stojanović in these events, in her award-winning investigative article “Ubijanje za fotografiju: Šta se krije iza jedinog snimka smrti u ratu u Jugoslaviji“ [Killing for the Photo: What lies behind the only live photo of death in the war in Yugoslavia]. According to her investigation, there are strong indications that Stojanović and Petrović did not just record the murder as photographers, but took part in it.

Entity:
Brčko district

Ethnic group:
Bosniaks

Area that victims came from:
Brčko

Responsibility:
JNA, MUP RS

Court trials:

The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) convicted Momčilo Krajišnik, the wartime speaker of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska, for war crimes committed in Brčko, under the doctrine of command responsibility, and sentenced him to 20 years in prison. Biljana Plavšić, wartime member of the Presidency of Republika Srpska, was sentenced to 11 years in prison. Radovan Karadžić, as the president of Republika Srpska and commander in chief of its armed forces, was sentenced to life imprisonment. Ranko Češić was sentenced to 18 years in prison, while Goran Jelisić was convicted by the ICTY on 5 July 2001 for crimes committed in the territory of Brčko and sentenced to 40 years in prison. Goran Jelisić pled guilty to five of thirteen murders committed in the vicinity of the Brčko Police Station.

Commemorations:
Since 2023, UDIK has been petitioning the institutions of the Brčko District of BiH for a memorial plaque to be placed at the Zanatski centar. They are still waiting for a reply.

Data source:
ICTY

Marked and photographed:
7.05.2026.

Map:

Updated:
31.07.2026

Legenda

Army of Republic of Bosnia and Hercegovina – ARBiH
Security services command centre – CSB
Herzeg Bosnia – HB
Croat Defense Forces – HOS
Army of Croatia – HV
Croat Defense Council – HVO
Yugoslav National Army – JNA
International Crime Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia – ICTY
Ministry of Interior – MUP
People’s Defense of the Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia – NO APZB
Police station – SJB
Serb Army of Krajina – SVK
Territorial defense of Bosnia-Herzegovina – TO BiH
Army of Republic of Srpska – VRS
Army of Yugoslavia – VJ

Aktualizovano: 26. December 2019

Šumarstvo Company building, Vareš

Šumarstvo Company building, Vareš

Info

Zanatski centar, Brčko

Location:
Brčko District of BiH

Importance of the locality:

On 7 May 1992, from the police station, which was a site of detention for Bosniaks at the time, member of VRS Goran Jelisić took two civilians, Husein Kršo and Hajrudin Muzurović, to the Zanatski centar Street and killed them. Belgrade photojournalists Bojan Stojanović and Srđan Petrović caught the killing with their cameras and their photographs were used as evidence of this war crime in Brčko before the ICTY. Barbara Matejčić wrote in detail about the murder of Kršo and Muzurović, and the role of photographer Stojanović in these events, in her award-winning investigative article “Ubijanje za fotografiju: Šta se krije iza jedinog snimka smrti u ratu u Jugoslaviji“ [Killing for the Photo: What lies behind the only live photo of death in the war in Yugoslavia]. According to her investigation, there are strong indications that Stojanović and Petrović did not just record the murder as photographers, but took part in it.

Entity:
Brčko district

Ethnic group:
Bosniaks

Area that victims came from:
Brčko

Responsibility:
JNA, MUP RS

Court trials:

The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) convicted Momčilo Krajišnik, the wartime speaker of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska, for war crimes committed in Brčko, under the doctrine of command responsibility, and sentenced him to 20 years in prison. Biljana Plavšić, wartime member of the Presidency of Republika Srpska, was sentenced to 11 years in prison. Radovan Karadžić, as the president of Republika Srpska and commander in chief of its armed forces, was sentenced to life imprisonment. Ranko Češić was sentenced to 18 years in prison, while Goran Jelisić was convicted by the ICTY on 5 July 2001 for crimes committed in the territory of Brčko and sentenced to 40 years in prison. Goran Jelisić pled guilty to five of thirteen murders committed in the vicinity of the Brčko Police Station.

Commemorations:
Since 2023, UDIK has been petitioning the institutions of the Brčko District of BiH for a memorial plaque to be placed at the Zanatski centar. They are still waiting for a reply.

Data source:
ICTY

Marked and photographed:
7.05.2026.

Map:

Updated:
31.07.2026

Legenda

Army of Republic of Bosnia and Hercegovina – ARBiH
Security services command centre – CSB
Herzeg Bosnia – HB
Croat Defense Forces – HOS
Army of Croatia – HV
Croat Defense Council – HVO
Yugoslav National Army – JNA
International Crime Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia – ICTY
Ministry of Interior – MUP
People’s Defense of the Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia – NO APZB
Police station – SJB
Serb Army of Krajina – SVK
Territorial defense of Bosnia-Herzegovina – TO BiH
Army of Republic of Srpska – VRS
Army of Yugoslavia – VJ

Aktualizovano: 26. December 2019

Village of Crkvina¸, Goražde

Village of Crkvina¸, Goražde

Info

Zanatski centar, Brčko

Location:
Brčko District of BiH

Importance of the locality:

On 7 May 1992, from the police station, which was a site of detention for Bosniaks at the time, member of VRS Goran Jelisić took two civilians, Husein Kršo and Hajrudin Muzurović, to the Zanatski centar Street and killed them. Belgrade photojournalists Bojan Stojanović and Srđan Petrović caught the killing with their cameras and their photographs were used as evidence of this war crime in Brčko before the ICTY. Barbara Matejčić wrote in detail about the murder of Kršo and Muzurović, and the role of photographer Stojanović in these events, in her award-winning investigative article “Ubijanje za fotografiju: Šta se krije iza jedinog snimka smrti u ratu u Jugoslaviji“ [Killing for the Photo: What lies behind the only live photo of death in the war in Yugoslavia]. According to her investigation, there are strong indications that Stojanović and Petrović did not just record the murder as photographers, but took part in it.

Entity:
Brčko district

Ethnic group:
Bosniaks

Area that victims came from:
Brčko

Responsibility:
JNA, MUP RS

Court trials:

The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) convicted Momčilo Krajišnik, the wartime speaker of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska, for war crimes committed in Brčko, under the doctrine of command responsibility, and sentenced him to 20 years in prison. Biljana Plavšić, wartime member of the Presidency of Republika Srpska, was sentenced to 11 years in prison. Radovan Karadžić, as the president of Republika Srpska and commander in chief of its armed forces, was sentenced to life imprisonment. Ranko Češić was sentenced to 18 years in prison, while Goran Jelisić was convicted by the ICTY on 5 July 2001 for crimes committed in the territory of Brčko and sentenced to 40 years in prison. Goran Jelisić pled guilty to five of thirteen murders committed in the vicinity of the Brčko Police Station.

Commemorations:
Since 2023, UDIK has been petitioning the institutions of the Brčko District of BiH for a memorial plaque to be placed at the Zanatski centar. They are still waiting for a reply.

Data source:
ICTY

Marked and photographed:
7.05.2026.

Map:

Updated:
31.07.2026

Legenda

Army of Republic of Bosnia and Hercegovina – ARBiH
Security services command centre – CSB
Herzeg Bosnia – HB
Croat Defense Forces – HOS
Army of Croatia – HV
Croat Defense Council – HVO
Yugoslav National Army – JNA
International Crime Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia – ICTY
Ministry of Interior – MUP
People’s Defense of the Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia – NO APZB
Police station – SJB
Serb Army of Krajina – SVK
Territorial defense of Bosnia-Herzegovina – TO BiH
Army of Republic of Srpska – VRS
Army of Yugoslavia – VJ

Aktualizovano: 25. December 2019

Vojno Camp, Mostar

Vojno Camp, Mostar

Info

Zanatski centar, Brčko

Location:
Brčko District of BiH

Importance of the locality:

On 7 May 1992, from the police station, which was a site of detention for Bosniaks at the time, member of VRS Goran Jelisić took two civilians, Husein Kršo and Hajrudin Muzurović, to the Zanatski centar Street and killed them. Belgrade photojournalists Bojan Stojanović and Srđan Petrović caught the killing with their cameras and their photographs were used as evidence of this war crime in Brčko before the ICTY. Barbara Matejčić wrote in detail about the murder of Kršo and Muzurović, and the role of photographer Stojanović in these events, in her award-winning investigative article “Ubijanje za fotografiju: Šta se krije iza jedinog snimka smrti u ratu u Jugoslaviji“ [Killing for the Photo: What lies behind the only live photo of death in the war in Yugoslavia]. According to her investigation, there are strong indications that Stojanović and Petrović did not just record the murder as photographers, but took part in it.

Entity:
Brčko district

Ethnic group:
Bosniaks

Area that victims came from:
Brčko

Responsibility:
JNA, MUP RS

Court trials:

The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) convicted Momčilo Krajišnik, the wartime speaker of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska, for war crimes committed in Brčko, under the doctrine of command responsibility, and sentenced him to 20 years in prison. Biljana Plavšić, wartime member of the Presidency of Republika Srpska, was sentenced to 11 years in prison. Radovan Karadžić, as the president of Republika Srpska and commander in chief of its armed forces, was sentenced to life imprisonment. Ranko Češić was sentenced to 18 years in prison, while Goran Jelisić was convicted by the ICTY on 5 July 2001 for crimes committed in the territory of Brčko and sentenced to 40 years in prison. Goran Jelisić pled guilty to five of thirteen murders committed in the vicinity of the Brčko Police Station.

Commemorations:
Since 2023, UDIK has been petitioning the institutions of the Brčko District of BiH for a memorial plaque to be placed at the Zanatski centar. They are still waiting for a reply.

Data source:
ICTY

Marked and photographed:
7.05.2026.

Map:

Updated:
31.07.2026

Legenda

Army of Republic of Bosnia and Hercegovina – ARBiH
Security services command centre – CSB
Herzeg Bosnia – HB
Croat Defense Forces – HOS
Army of Croatia – HV
Croat Defense Council – HVO
Yugoslav National Army – JNA
International Crime Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia – ICTY
Ministry of Interior – MUP
People’s Defense of the Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia – NO APZB
Police station – SJB
Serb Army of Krajina – SVK
Territorial defense of Bosnia-Herzegovina – TO BiH
Army of Republic of Srpska – VRS
Army of Yugoslavia – VJ

Aktualizovano: 25. December 2019

Skender’s houses, Mostar

Skender’s houses, Mostar

Info

Zanatski centar, Brčko

Location:
Brčko District of BiH

Importance of the locality:

On 7 May 1992, from the police station, which was a site of detention for Bosniaks at the time, member of VRS Goran Jelisić took two civilians, Husein Kršo and Hajrudin Muzurović, to the Zanatski centar Street and killed them. Belgrade photojournalists Bojan Stojanović and Srđan Petrović caught the killing with their cameras and their photographs were used as evidence of this war crime in Brčko before the ICTY. Barbara Matejčić wrote in detail about the murder of Kršo and Muzurović, and the role of photographer Stojanović in these events, in her award-winning investigative article “Ubijanje za fotografiju: Šta se krije iza jedinog snimka smrti u ratu u Jugoslaviji“ [Killing for the Photo: What lies behind the only live photo of death in the war in Yugoslavia]. According to her investigation, there are strong indications that Stojanović and Petrović did not just record the murder as photographers, but took part in it.

Entity:
Brčko district

Ethnic group:
Bosniaks

Area that victims came from:
Brčko

Responsibility:
JNA, MUP RS

Court trials:

The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) convicted Momčilo Krajišnik, the wartime speaker of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska, for war crimes committed in Brčko, under the doctrine of command responsibility, and sentenced him to 20 years in prison. Biljana Plavšić, wartime member of the Presidency of Republika Srpska, was sentenced to 11 years in prison. Radovan Karadžić, as the president of Republika Srpska and commander in chief of its armed forces, was sentenced to life imprisonment. Ranko Češić was sentenced to 18 years in prison, while Goran Jelisić was convicted by the ICTY on 5 July 2001 for crimes committed in the territory of Brčko and sentenced to 40 years in prison. Goran Jelisić pled guilty to five of thirteen murders committed in the vicinity of the Brčko Police Station.

Commemorations:
Since 2023, UDIK has been petitioning the institutions of the Brčko District of BiH for a memorial plaque to be placed at the Zanatski centar. They are still waiting for a reply.

Data source:
ICTY

Marked and photographed:
7.05.2026.

Map:

Updated:
31.07.2026

Legenda

Army of Republic of Bosnia and Hercegovina – ARBiH
Security services command centre – CSB
Herzeg Bosnia – HB
Croat Defense Forces – HOS
Army of Croatia – HV
Croat Defense Council – HVO
Yugoslav National Army – JNA
International Crime Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia – ICTY
Ministry of Interior – MUP
People’s Defense of the Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia – NO APZB
Police station – SJB
Serb Army of Krajina – SVK
Territorial defense of Bosnia-Herzegovina – TO BiH
Army of Republic of Srpska – VRS
Army of Yugoslavia – VJ

Aktualizovano: 25. December 2019

Ćućurak Hill, Mostar

Ćućurak Hill, Mostar

Info

Zanatski centar, Brčko

Location:
Brčko District of BiH

Importance of the locality:

On 7 May 1992, from the police station, which was a site of detention for Bosniaks at the time, member of VRS Goran Jelisić took two civilians, Husein Kršo and Hajrudin Muzurović, to the Zanatski centar Street and killed them. Belgrade photojournalists Bojan Stojanović and Srđan Petrović caught the killing with their cameras and their photographs were used as evidence of this war crime in Brčko before the ICTY. Barbara Matejčić wrote in detail about the murder of Kršo and Muzurović, and the role of photographer Stojanović in these events, in her award-winning investigative article “Ubijanje za fotografiju: Šta se krije iza jedinog snimka smrti u ratu u Jugoslaviji“ [Killing for the Photo: What lies behind the only live photo of death in the war in Yugoslavia]. According to her investigation, there are strong indications that Stojanović and Petrović did not just record the murder as photographers, but took part in it.

Entity:
Brčko district

Ethnic group:
Bosniaks

Area that victims came from:
Brčko

Responsibility:
JNA, MUP RS

Court trials:

The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) convicted Momčilo Krajišnik, the wartime speaker of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska, for war crimes committed in Brčko, under the doctrine of command responsibility, and sentenced him to 20 years in prison. Biljana Plavšić, wartime member of the Presidency of Republika Srpska, was sentenced to 11 years in prison. Radovan Karadžić, as the president of Republika Srpska and commander in chief of its armed forces, was sentenced to life imprisonment. Ranko Češić was sentenced to 18 years in prison, while Goran Jelisić was convicted by the ICTY on 5 July 2001 for crimes committed in the territory of Brčko and sentenced to 40 years in prison. Goran Jelisić pled guilty to five of thirteen murders committed in the vicinity of the Brčko Police Station.

Commemorations:
Since 2023, UDIK has been petitioning the institutions of the Brčko District of BiH for a memorial plaque to be placed at the Zanatski centar. They are still waiting for a reply.

Data source:
ICTY

Marked and photographed:
7.05.2026.

Map:

Updated:
31.07.2026

Legenda

Army of Republic of Bosnia and Hercegovina – ARBiH
Security services command centre – CSB
Herzeg Bosnia – HB
Croat Defense Forces – HOS
Army of Croatia – HV
Croat Defense Council – HVO
Yugoslav National Army – JNA
International Crime Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia – ICTY
Ministry of Interior – MUP
People’s Defense of the Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia – NO APZB
Police station – SJB
Serb Army of Krajina – SVK
Territorial defense of Bosnia-Herzegovina – TO BiH
Army of Republic of Srpska – VRS
Army of Yugoslavia – VJ

Aktualizovano: 25. December 2019

Primary School in Potoci, Mostar

Primary School in Potoci, Mostar

Info

Zanatski centar, Brčko

Location:
Brčko District of BiH

Importance of the locality:

On 7 May 1992, from the police station, which was a site of detention for Bosniaks at the time, member of VRS Goran Jelisić took two civilians, Husein Kršo and Hajrudin Muzurović, to the Zanatski centar Street and killed them. Belgrade photojournalists Bojan Stojanović and Srđan Petrović caught the killing with their cameras and their photographs were used as evidence of this war crime in Brčko before the ICTY. Barbara Matejčić wrote in detail about the murder of Kršo and Muzurović, and the role of photographer Stojanović in these events, in her award-winning investigative article “Ubijanje za fotografiju: Šta se krije iza jedinog snimka smrti u ratu u Jugoslaviji“ [Killing for the Photo: What lies behind the only live photo of death in the war in Yugoslavia]. According to her investigation, there are strong indications that Stojanović and Petrović did not just record the murder as photographers, but took part in it.

Entity:
Brčko district

Ethnic group:
Bosniaks

Area that victims came from:
Brčko

Responsibility:
JNA, MUP RS

Court trials:

The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) convicted Momčilo Krajišnik, the wartime speaker of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska, for war crimes committed in Brčko, under the doctrine of command responsibility, and sentenced him to 20 years in prison. Biljana Plavšić, wartime member of the Presidency of Republika Srpska, was sentenced to 11 years in prison. Radovan Karadžić, as the president of Republika Srpska and commander in chief of its armed forces, was sentenced to life imprisonment. Ranko Češić was sentenced to 18 years in prison, while Goran Jelisić was convicted by the ICTY on 5 July 2001 for crimes committed in the territory of Brčko and sentenced to 40 years in prison. Goran Jelisić pled guilty to five of thirteen murders committed in the vicinity of the Brčko Police Station.

Commemorations:
Since 2023, UDIK has been petitioning the institutions of the Brčko District of BiH for a memorial plaque to be placed at the Zanatski centar. They are still waiting for a reply.

Data source:
ICTY

Marked and photographed:
7.05.2026.

Map:

Updated:
31.07.2026

Legenda

Army of Republic of Bosnia and Hercegovina – ARBiH
Security services command centre – CSB
Herzeg Bosnia – HB
Croat Defense Forces – HOS
Army of Croatia – HV
Croat Defense Council – HVO
Yugoslav National Army – JNA
International Crime Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia – ICTY
Ministry of Interior – MUP
People’s Defense of the Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia – NO APZB
Police station – SJB
Serb Army of Krajina – SVK
Territorial defense of Bosnia-Herzegovina – TO BiH
Army of Republic of Srpska – VRS
Army of Yugoslavia – VJ

Aktualizovano: 25. December 2019

Heliodrom, Mostar

Heliodrom, Mostar

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Zanatski centar, Brčko

Location:
Brčko District of BiH

Importance of the locality:

On 7 May 1992, from the police station, which was a site of detention for Bosniaks at the time, member of VRS Goran Jelisić took two civilians, Husein Kršo and Hajrudin Muzurović, to the Zanatski centar Street and killed them. Belgrade photojournalists Bojan Stojanović and Srđan Petrović caught the killing with their cameras and their photographs were used as evidence of this war crime in Brčko before the ICTY. Barbara Matejčić wrote in detail about the murder of Kršo and Muzurović, and the role of photographer Stojanović in these events, in her award-winning investigative article “Ubijanje za fotografiju: Šta se krije iza jedinog snimka smrti u ratu u Jugoslaviji“ [Killing for the Photo: What lies behind the only live photo of death in the war in Yugoslavia]. According to her investigation, there are strong indications that Stojanović and Petrović did not just record the murder as photographers, but took part in it.

Entity:
Brčko district

Ethnic group:
Bosniaks

Area that victims came from:
Brčko

Responsibility:
JNA, MUP RS

Court trials:

The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) convicted Momčilo Krajišnik, the wartime speaker of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska, for war crimes committed in Brčko, under the doctrine of command responsibility, and sentenced him to 20 years in prison. Biljana Plavšić, wartime member of the Presidency of Republika Srpska, was sentenced to 11 years in prison. Radovan Karadžić, as the president of Republika Srpska and commander in chief of its armed forces, was sentenced to life imprisonment. Ranko Češić was sentenced to 18 years in prison, while Goran Jelisić was convicted by the ICTY on 5 July 2001 for crimes committed in the territory of Brčko and sentenced to 40 years in prison. Goran Jelisić pled guilty to five of thirteen murders committed in the vicinity of the Brčko Police Station.

Commemorations:
Since 2023, UDIK has been petitioning the institutions of the Brčko District of BiH for a memorial plaque to be placed at the Zanatski centar. They are still waiting for a reply.

Data source:
ICTY

Marked and photographed:
7.05.2026.

Map:

Updated:
31.07.2026

Legenda

Army of Republic of Bosnia and Hercegovina – ARBiH
Security services command centre – CSB
Herzeg Bosnia – HB
Croat Defense Forces – HOS
Army of Croatia – HV
Croat Defense Council – HVO
Yugoslav National Army – JNA
International Crime Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia – ICTY
Ministry of Interior – MUP
People’s Defense of the Autonomous Province of Western Bosnia – NO APZB
Police station – SJB
Serb Army of Krajina – SVK
Territorial defense of Bosnia-Herzegovina – TO BiH
Army of Republic of Srpska – VRS
Army of Yugoslavia – VJ

Aktualizovano: 25. December 2019

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