13. August 1993 während des Krieges in Bosnien: Chalets aus Holz das Hotel Famos (heute das Hotel Maršal) brennen hinter dem siegreichen BSA (bosnisch-serbischen) Soldaten auf Bjelašnica Berg.
6672 x 9936 px | 56,5 x 84,1 cm | 22,2 x 33,1 inches | 300dpi
Aufnahmedatum:
13. August 1993
Ort:
Babin Do, Bjelašnica, Bosnia & Herzegovina.
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Bjelašnica became an area of major strategic importance during the Siege of Sarajevo. The territory covered by the Bjelašnica range and the Igman plateau between Konjic and the United Nations-controlled Sarajevo Airport was from the outset of the conflict controlled by the ARBiH. By mid-1993, the central plateau of Igman came under increased Serb military pressure when the suspicion became stronger that the area had become a major logistical artery of the besieged city as a result of the construction of the Sarajevo tunnel. A major BSA offensive that started in July 1993 led to the fall of Trnovo and on 4 August 1993 Serb forces captured the Bjelašnica summit, just 23 kms south of Sarajevo, and part of the Igman supply road. The BSA advance was stopped under threat of NATO airstrikes. After tense negotiations, the BSA retreated from the Bjelašnica summit, but not before blowing up the communications tower. French UNPROFOR units were stationed on Bjelašnica and the Igman area was declared a Demilitarised Zone by the UN.
