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7.3. Ramiza Bungur: ”They sent me to
Goražde to parley.“
Zlatija’s mother-in-law Ramiza Bungur told the HLC 84
she recognized Duško Popović, son of Lazo, and Brane
Mašić, both of Trpinje, Čajniče municipality, among the
soldiers who abducted her. She left behind all her livestock:
50 sheep, seven cows and two horses. The soldiers
questioned her about the whereabouts of her
sons Džafer and Samir, who had fled earlier after being
beaten by police and soldiers. Ramiza herself was not
physically abused in Čajniče but her son Mamko was
beaten and threatened. During her captivity, she was
sent to Goražde to parley on an exchange, with her family
members as surety that she would return to the
prison. She said the food the prisoners received was not
very good but that meals were regular.
7.4. Mamko Bungur: ”Mother said we would
soon be exchanged.“
Ramiza Bungur’s son Mamko also left home with only
the clothes he had on when the soldiers came for them:
I remember well that they slapped me several times on
the way there, threatened me and swore at my mother. I
remember that Savo and Radmilo Milkanović from
Čajniče beat me the most. Radmilo once hit me so hard
in the chest that I fell down right away. 85
Once the party reached Čajniče, Mamko was separated
from his mother and locked in a cell alone. In the beginning,
meals were irregular but this improved later on. After
one a half months, he was allowed to see his mother.
84 Statement by Ramiza Bungur, Goražde, 27 October 2001, HLC documentation.
85 Statement by Mamko Bungur, Goražde, 27 October 2001, HLC documentation.