Alija O. PILAVDŽIĆ
ALIJA PILAVDŽIĆ, son of OSMAN, born on December 4, 1899, in Opličići near Čapljina. Miner at the Coal Mine in […]
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.
Muhamed A. RALJEVIĆ
MUHAMED RALJEVIĆ, son of AHMED, born on September 5, 1923, in Mostar. He worked as a trade assistant. He was […]
Ibrahim S. RALJEVIĆ
IBRAHIM IBRO RALJEVIĆ, son of SALIH, born on July 12, 1918, in Mostar. He worked as a blacksmith in the […]
Ahmet S. REBAC
AHMET REBAC, son of SALIH, born on December 30, 1910, in Mostar. Turner. Activist of the workers’ movement and NOP […]
Omer H. RIZVANIĆ
OMER RIZVANIĆ, son of HASAN, born on August 10, 1927, in Mostar. Auto mechanic. Member of SKOJ (League of Communist […]
Salem A. SALKOVIĆ
SALIM* SALKOVIĆ, son of AHMED, born on April 6, 1923, in Mostar. Clerk. Member of the League of Communist Youth […]
Ives V. SAMARDŽIĆ
IVANKA IVES SAMARDŽIĆ, daughter of VLADIMIR, born in Mostar on January 25, 1925. A student at the Gymnasium in Sarajevo. […]
Rasim O. VEJZOVIĆ
MUHAMED RASIM VEJZOVIĆ, son of OMER, born in 1918 in Mostar. Barber. Member of the League of Communist Youth (SKOJ), […]
Mehmed M. VEJZOVIĆ
MEHMED VEJZOVIĆ, son of MEHO, born on December 6, 1919, in Humilišani near Mostar. Teacher. Mobilized as a reserve officer […]
Muhamed H. VUČIJAKOVIĆ
MUHAMED (HASAN) VUČIJAKOVIĆ, son of HAFIZ*, born on May 12, 1905, in Mostar. Landowner and activist. It is remembered that […]