RAMIZA FORI\u0106, daughter of RED\u017dEP, born in 1924 in Nevesinje, worker at the Tobacco Station in Mostar. In the Battalion since the beginning of 1942, she served as a nurse and was a member of the League of Communist Youth (SKOJ). During the Chetnik coup in June 1942, she was returned to Mostar from Crno Polje due to exhaustion. Captured by the Ustasha militia in Bijelo Polje near Mostar, she was interned in the Mamula camp (Prevlaka). According to a short biography, her health was weakened as she was beaten, and she was released from the camp after her condition deteriorated. She passed away in Mostar in 1943.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Enver \u0106emalovi\u0107 recalled:<\/p>\n\n\n\n
“On the morning of June 17, the Battalion Headquarters decided to send a second group to Mostar, which included: RAMIZA FORI\u0106, HAJRUDIN JAKIROVI\u0106 HUTKA, MARTIN RAGUZ, SALKO SELIMOVI\u0106, and HUSO TRBONJA. The group set off across the Prenj mountains and marched throughout the night until they descended into Bijelo Polje in the morning. They encountered an ambush by the Ustasha militia, who opened fire on them at close range, injuring Jakirovi\u0107, Ragu\u017e, and Trbonja. The Ustasha captured the entire group and beat them with rifle butts, especially Ramiza, to the extent that the Italians, after their internment, released her due to her illness. She passed away a few months later. The captured group was brought tied with wire in front of a house, where the gathered crowd spat at them. The Italians, who were camped nearby, heard the gunfire and came in a truck to collect the captured individuals, taking them to the Northern camp.”<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n Mahmud Konjhod\u017ei\u0107 left the following brief account of Ramiza’s death:<\/p>\n\n\n\n “Mlada djevojka Ramiza Fori\u0107 from the Pasjak workers’ settlement in Mostar was a prominent activist among the youth before the war. She had only been in the partisans for two months when she was sent back to Mostar for underground work. Reluctantly, she agreed, but she would have preferred to stay in the unit with a rifle in her hands. She cried at the farewell, but it had to be done. Shortly after that, the Chetniks captured Ramiza in Bijelo Polje, beat her, and then handed her over to the Italian fascists. They interrogated Ramiza, trying to extract information about underground activities, but despite the abuse, she did not utter a word. The Italians transferred Ramiza to the Mamula concentration camp, and from there, after further mistreatment, she was taken to the hospital. The fascists called her sister \u0160emsa to come and take Ramiza, who was beaten and seriously ill. \u0160emsa took her, but the next day she succumbed.”<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" RAMIZA FORI\u0106, daughter of RED\u017dEP, born in 1924 in Nevesinje, worker at the Tobacco Station in Mostar. In the Battalion since the beginning of 1942, she served as a nurse and was a member of the League of Communist Youth (SKOJ). During the Chetnik coup in June 1942, she was returned to Mostar from Crno […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":25753,"parent":0,"menu_order":0,"template":"","categories":[314,315,316],"tags":[317,330,338],"prezime":[394],"class_list":["post-12482","partizan","type-partizan","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-18-25-g-en","category-poginuli-1943-en","category-poginuli-u-bih-en","tag-bataljon-en","tag-foto-en","tag-umrli-od-bolesti-en","prezime-f-en","has-post-title","has-post-date","has-post-category","has-post-tag","has-post-comment","has-post-author",""],"ptb_metabox":{"ptb_partizan_izvori":" grupa autora (1988): \u0106emalovi\u0107, Enver (1986): Mostarski bataljon<\/a>, Mostar; \u00a0\u00a0Konjhod\u017ei\u0107, Mahmud (1981): \u201cMostarke\u201d<\/a>: fragmenti o revolucionarnoj djelatnosti i patriotskoj opredjeljenosti \u017eena Mostara, o njihovoj borbi za slobodu i socijalizam, Op\u0161tinski odbor SUBNOR-a Mostar, str 145.; grupa autora: Spomenica Mostara 1941-1945.<\/p>\r\n Photo of the memorial plaque: S. 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Until the formation of the 13th Herzegovina Brigade in May 1944, 827 fighters passed through the Battalion, and 445 of them perished, including 211 from Mostar. Of the 86 women, 43 were killed. Mostar residents also fought in many other units of the NOVJ (People's Liberation Army of Yugoslavia) and among the ranks of the activists of the National Liberation War in Mostar and other cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina... According to the records of the organization SUBNOR Mostar, every third citizen was an activist of the National Liberation War, 670 fighters were killed, 1517 were victims of fascist terror, and 206 were civilian war victims. D\u017eemil \u0160arac, article \"Sa Mostarcima\" (\"With the People from Mostar\"), Hercegovina No. 9, p. 221.\r\n\r\n\"And we were all young. Those of us who were 17, 18 years old, some seemed old even though they were not older than 25. The ones over 30 were rare. There were girls and boys with different characteristics and temperaments, robust and calm, talkative and silent, recklessly brave and rational, ordinary and above-average, semi-literate and university-educated, workers and highly skilled craftsmen, high school students and university students, skilled singers and those who couldn't carry a tune, jokers and serious-minded individuals. From all our nations and religions: Muslims, Croats, Serbs, Jews, Orthodox Christians, Catholics, Muslims, Jews, atheists, and semi-atheists. Some were from straight from Mostar and others from the surrounding locations, from Konjic and outside Konjic.\" (Hercegovina Magazine No. 7, p. 238)\r\n\r\nGroups of new fighters arrived from Mostar every 10-15 days, and the Unit quickly grew into a solid military force. 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