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Fatima and Redzo Kurbegovic in the remains of their home, destroyed during the war by Serbs.
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Fatima and Redzo Kurbegovic in the remains of their home, destroyed during the war by Serbs.
Redzo Kurbegovic demonstrates how he was forced to lean against the wall, his hands in a three-fingered Serbian salute, while he was beaten by police during a three month imprisonment in this police station cell.
Seenija Kurbegovic, who spent time in Utah as a refugee from the war in Bosnia.
Redzo and Fatima Kurbegovic at the cemetery and memorial for people killed in a massacre by Serbs.
Redzo Kurbegovic shows where Serb grenades and shells came into his attic.
Redzo Kurbegovic offers a prayer as he leaves a cemetery and memorial for the victims of a massacre by Serbs.
Redzo Kurbegovic chokes up as he visits, for the first time since his release, the police department cell where he was held for three months.
Redzo Kurbegovic chokes up as he visits, for the first time since his release, the police department cell where he was held for three months.
Fatima and Redzo Kurbegovic standing in the remains of their home, destroyed by Serbs during the war.
Redzo and Fatima Kurbegovic at the memorial and cemetery for the victims of a massacre by Serbs.
Redzo Kurbegovic at the cemetery and memorial for victimes of a massacre by Serbs.
Redzo Kurbegovic at the memorial and cemetery for the victims of a massacre by Serbs.
Mehmed Kurbegovic

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