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diers were from Čajniče, and also that Latif Bungur,
who was about 90, was too old to come with us. His wife
Lamka was taken with us. I left home with bare feet and
in my pajamas because they wouldn’t let me dress or
put on shoes. We had gone about 200 or 300 meters
when I heard a shot and immediately thought to myself
that Latif had been killed.
On the way to Čajniče I recognized among the soldiers
Nedjo Mašić, who was our neighbor. ‘What are you
doing to us?’ I asked him and he replied: ‘If it hadn’t
been for me, you would have been killed.’ I also recognized
Milorad Vasić from Brka near Čajniče. When we
were being thrown out of our homes, he wore a stocking
over his head. I know him because he used to be the janitor
at the school in Čajniče.
As we passed through Trpinje village, I saw Savo Mašić
standing outside his house and heard him say: ‘That’s
right, my sons, my falcons. Take care of your own and
revenge them.’ When we were about half way to
Čajniče, in Hanina village outside the house of Vlatko
Mašić, they gave us a hard time for a short while and
then took us into some rooms, all of us separately. It was
then that I had to give them my gold rings, necklace and
some money. When they had done those disgraceful
searches, they put us in a bus and drove us to Čajniče. 87
At the Čajniče police station, Sevda Bungur told inspectors
everything that had happened to her and her
group. She was held until 23 March 1993. As various
groups of soldiers came back from the front-lines, they
would come to the prison and threaten her and the others
with death or mutilation.
87 Statement by Sevda Bungur, 15 August 2001, HLC documentation.