All those names were just to justify raping, slaughtering, killing, and very vivid nouns such as mass-graves, concentration camps, and "rivers" of people on muddy roads.

And before, Sarajevo was my pride, big cool brother, best friend, teddy bear that knew all my little problems, and dried so many tears from my childish-innocent face. Actually it was more than that; it was my role model of prosperity, tolerance, love and justice. Sarajevo used to wake me up with it's ring of chatedrall bells, azans, (Islamic call for prayer), and murmurs of prayers from one of the oldest synagogue's in the world. Still som

Now back to the war, and all those made-up names that those people so called "people",( leaders of different countries) have specially formulated in order to "wash" their own hands. Ignorance is a backward thing, but it is the easiest way to live for the most of the people.

etimes, I can recall the most beautiful scent, smell of just baked bosnian bred.

Worst of all it was the war against bosnian-children's dreams, hopes and wishes. I am still trying to collect scattered pieces of myself , scattered with a one shell that massacred two hundred people, waiting in a line for water. But I am not the only one that bleeds, there is almost million Bosnians like me, scattered around the world hoping and praying that everything will be, like it was before.

Looking now at all those fac

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