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Bukovica engleski.qxd 15.3.2003 13:54 Page 64 64 Bukovica I recognized the policemen Danilo Maličević, Vule Perendija, Adrija Pečenica, and Desimir Djerić at the Čajniče police station. Groups of police and soldiers would come from time to time, threatening to kill us, make us move out, and things like that. I saw Duško Kornjača come to the police station. I heard later that he was the boss in Čajniče. He too threatened to slaughter us, drive us out and so on. While I was in prison, they kept asking me where the Green Berets were, where our weapons were, where my brothers Džafer and Samir were. My brothers had run away to Goražde after they were badly beaten. Things became better for us in prison the longer we were there, and mother said we would soon be exchanged. She went to Goražde a few times to set up an exchange. During that time we were given meals regularly and the torture, both physical and verbal, almost stopped. Mamko Bungur now lives in Sarajevo. His mother Ramiza and brothers Džafer and Samir are in Goražde. Bosnia-Drina Canton of Goražde issues this CERTIFICATE Certifying that the Commission for Exchange of Prisoners of War for Goražde District on 21 May 1993 conducted an exchange of prisoners of war with the Serb side in ?ajni?e. Among the exchanged prisoners, the following are recorded under the numbers one (1), and two (2): BUNGUR (nee Popovi?), daughter of Smajo, born 1944 BUNGUR ((Zaim) Mamko, born 1978. This certificate was issued for the purpose of regulating status issues. CC: Chairman 1. Bungur, Ramiza, 2x Hamid Pršeš, B.A. (Economics) 2. Records a/a
Bukovica engleski.qxd 15.3.2003 13:54 Page 65 Humanitarian Law Center 7.5. Sevda Bungur: ”I heard a shot and immediately thought to myself that Latif had been killed.“ Sevda Bungur (born 1935) of Ravni was awoken about 5 a.m. on 16 February by loud noises and shouting. She heard someone breaking down the front door and, running into the hallway, saw a soldier who ordered her to go outside and kicked her in the stomach. There were many soldiers outside, and she saw her neighbors Delva Bungur, Osman Bungur and his wife Almasa, and Vezira Bungur being led out of their homes. The ruins of Latif Bungur’s house in Ravni (photo: 30 April 2002) I was alone at home because my husband Mušan was working in Germany at the time. The soldiers said we had to go to Čajniče in Bosnia-Herzegovina, which is about 15 kilometers from us. I heard then that all the sol- 65
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