Emina M. HADŽIOMEROVIĆ
EMINA MEMICA HADŽIOMEROVIĆ, daughter of MAHMUT, born on October 30, 1924, in Mostar. Student. Pre-war member of the League of […]
killed in Sarajevo
One of the greatest atrocities against the people of Mostar by the Ustasha occurred towards the end of the war. Despite retreating, the Ustasha arrested a number of activists and sympathizers from Mostar and took them to Sarajevo. Some were killed together with the citizens of Sarajevo, while others were taken to Jasenovac and executed there. From the biographies of the victims, it is evident that it was not always possible to determine who perished at which location. According to the above article, the victims had already been killed when the announcement was printed.
Mujo H. HASANBEGOVIĆ
MUJO HASANBEGOVIĆ, son of HALIL, born in 1927 in Kopčići near Prozor. Worker, lived and worked in Mostar since 1939. […]
Enes M. ISIĆ
ENES ISIĆ* MALI, son of MURAT, born on January 2, 1928, in Mostar. He was affectionately called Brato by his […]
Pašo M. KOLUDER
JAŠAR PAŠA KOLUDER, son of MUSTAFA, born in Mostar on October 9, 1902, shoemaker. Activist of the People’s Liberation Movement. […]
Salih I. MANJGO
SALIH MANJGO, son of IBRAHIM, born on December 15, 1921, in Mostar. He was a carpenter. He became a member […]
Mustafa F. MILAVIĆ
MUSTAFA MILAVIĆ ŽUTI, son of FEJZA, born on May 11, 1921, in Mostar. Worker, football player of FC “Velež”. Member […]
Alija H. MRKONJIĆ
ALIJA MRKONJIĆ DRAGI, son of HASAN, born on July 21, 1930* in Mostar. A student at the Gymnasium. An activist […]
Selim O. PAJEVIĆ
SELIM PAJEVIĆ, son of OSMAN, born on January 3, 1927, in Bijenja near Nevesinje. Assistant trader, lived and worked in […]
Ethem S. PALA
ETHEM PALA, son of ŠAĆIR, born on May 25, 1924, in Mostar. Locksmith. Sent in February 1945 with a group […]
Muhamed H. PECIĆ
REDŽEP MUHAMED HAMA PECIĆ, son of HAMID, born on August 26, 1906, in Mostar. Auto mechanic. Member of the Communist […]