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Po{Tovani ~Itaoci, Ni Deset Godina Od Po~Etka Opsade Grada, Sarajevo Ni Po{tovani ~itaoci, Ni deset godina od po~etka opsade grada, Sarajevo ni- je dobilo svoju knjigu mrtvih. Dani su poku{ali da po prvi put objave cjelovite spiskove poginulih sarajevskih branitelja i civila ubijenih u gradu. Zahvaljuju}i Udru`enju Muslimana za antigenocidne aktivnosti (MAG), te op}in- skim ministarstvima za bora~ka pitanja, dobili smo spisko- ve koji su pred vama. Unato~ ogromnim naporima koje smo ulo`ili u kompletiranje spiskova, svjesni smo da ni oni nisu potpuni, mada su najpotpuniji do sada napravljeni. Stoga vas molimo za razumijevanje zbog eventualnih ne- dostataka ovog priloga: neka na{ poku{aj bude jo{ jedan poziv nadle`nim organima da se od zaborava otrgnu oni koji su u slobodu Sarajeva ugradili vlastite `ivote. Redakcija Dana 2 DANI, SPECIJALNI PRILOG 5. april / travanj 2002. POGINULI BRANITELJI ABAD@IJA D@EVAD (]AMIL) (1960-1993) AJDIN REMZIJA (1946-1992) [EMSO (1972-1992) NAZIF (ABID) (1942-1994) MUSTAFA (]AMIL) (1955-1992) AJDINOVI] VAHDET (1969-1995) MENSUR (AVDIJA) (1972-1994) KEMAL (]AZIM) (1963-1992) EMIR (DERVI[) (1956-1995) ZAIM (1968-1995) D@EVAD (1961-1993) MUNIZ (ENES) (1960-1992) UMU[A (SULJO) (1934-1992) ZIJAD (1959-2001) NUSRET (1970-1993) HAKIJA (HASAN) (1959-1992) AJKUNI] MUHAMED (OMER) (1949-1992) ALI\IKOVI] SEJFULAH (VEHBIJA) (1948-1992) ABASPAHI] HANEFIJA (AVDO) (1948-1994) HASAN (MEHO) (1943-1992) AKAGI] SABAHUDIN (1938-1995) ALIHOD@I] ABAZ SABAHUDIN (BEGO) (1972-1993) ISMET (MUSTAFA) (1974-1995) AKOVI] MURAT (AHMET) (1940-1992) ALEM (AHMET) (1956-1994) ENVER (SAFET) (1954-1992) AK[AMIJA [EFKIJA (UZEIR) (1941-1992) MUJO (HAJRO) (1948-1993) NUSRET (]AMIL) (1953-1992) FERID (MUNIB) (1965-1992) MIRSAD (SALKO) (1962-1993) ALA\UZ IZET (EDHEM) (1953-1993) MUHAREM (MU[AN) (1949-1992) AGOVI] ADEM (IBRO) (1935-1995) IBRAHIM (IBRAHIM) (1960-1992) REMZIJA (]AMIL) (1961-1995) FIKRET (1961-1993) SEJID (RAGIB) (1950-1992) BEJDA (MEMI[) (1957-1993) SADO (]AMIL) (1970-1992) IBRAHIM (1950-1992) ALIJA (RASIM) (1961-1993) ALAGI] SAMIR (RIFAT) (1976-1993) ALMIR (FIKRET) (1970-1992) ISMET (1965-1992) IZET (RZHEM) (1953-1993) NED@AD (1973-1992) ASMIR (TUFO) (1970-1992) RAMIZ (HILMIJA) (1970-1993) GALIB (1955-1992) ALIJAGI] KEMAL (IBRAHIM) (1939-1994) SULEJMAN (1936-1993) HALID (1958-1994) SAKIB (HILMIJA) (1961-1993) ALIJAJ SMAIL (RED@EP) (1952-1993) AHATOVI] MIRSAD (1972-1992) SAKIB (HILMO) (1961-1993) ALIJI SAMIR (ALIJA) (1963-1992) BAJRO (AGAN) (1935-1992) ABAZA MUHAMED (1949-1992) NEZIM (OMER) (1959-1992) ALIKADI] ENVER (NEZIR) (1941-1992) ABAZI FEHMI (JUSUF) (1973-1994) HASAN (RAMO) (1954-1992) RASIM (ASIM) (1959-1992) AHMEDHOD@I] ABAZOVI] HASAN (ZUHDIJA) (1965-1992) EDIN (ATIF) (1950-1992) RADENKO (MILE) (1957-1992) DAMIR (FEJZIJA) (1962-1993) HALID (FAIK) (1942-1993) MEHMED (1952-1992) ASIM (1964-1992) HILMIJA (MUHAMED) (1960-1993) ALILOVI] SENAD (1961-1992) HADIM (1976-1995) ABDULOVI] SABIT (1945-1994) HUSO (1974-1992) FERID (BAJRAM) (1948-1994) AHMEDOVI] HAMZA (TAIB) (1962-1993) STJEPAN (DRAGO) (1973-1993) ABDURAHMAN FIKRET (1960-1992) AHMEDSPAHI] AMIR (1967-1993) ALAJBEGOVI] ABDURAHMANOVI] SEAD (HASAN) (1954-1992) ALIMANOVI] JUSUF (FAIK) (1962-1992) AHMETAGI] ALIOMEROVI] ISMET ([AMSO) (1945-1992) MENSUR (IBRAHIM) (1943-1992) ABDURAHMAN (MEHMED) (1965-1993) KEMAL ([VAIB) (1946-1992) ZARIFA (ARIF) (1975-1993) ALISPAHI] RASIM (NURKO) (1967-1992) VAHIDIN (D@EMAIL) (1972-1992) ABLAKOVI] ALEN (1971-1992) JASMIN (]AMIL) (1971-1992) HASAN (FEHIM) (1948-1992) MUHAMED (1952-1992) ENES (EJUB) (1961-1992) A^IMOVI] ALEKSANDAR (ZORAN) (1966-1992) HAMDO (FEHIM) (1964-1992) SALKO (1950-1992) MUJO (1958-1992) ADANALI] ADIN (AVDO) (1971-1992) HAJRUDIN (HAJRO) (1947-1993) SAMIR (1964-1995) ADEMI SAMIR (1975-1992) HAMED (SALKO) (1949-1993) MIRSAD (BAJRAM) (1959-1992) ALBINOVI] SEAD (RE[AD) (1967-1994) AHMETA[EVI] FARUK (MUHAMED) (1970-1992) D@EMAIL (TAIB) (1938-1992) ENVER (RASIM) (1973-1992) AHMETHOD@I] ALE^KOVI] MAHMUT (MEHMED) (1950-1993) HAMED (1949-1993) AZEM ([ABAN) (1940-1992) E[REF (]AMIL) (1938-1992) ALEKSI] MILO[ (SPASOJE) (1953-1993) [EMSUDIN (1958-1992) ADEMOVI] NAZIF (NURKO) (1964-1993) ALETA MUHAMED (1969-1994) ALI[EHOVI] MURAT (1948-1992) SAMIRA (BILAL) (1971-1992) SENAD (PA[O) (1961-1992) ALIBA[I] ALI[I] JASMIN (IBRO) (1960-1992) ELMIR (FEJZO) (1969-1992) SELVER (SAFET) (1959-1993) ALEN (BEGO) (1969-1993) ALOMEROVI] FEJZO (MAHMUT) (1938-1992) MEHO (SALKO) (1947-1994) BESIM (ELMAS) (1969-1993) MURAT (ALE) (1954-1993) ABID (1935-1995) VAHID (SMAJO) (1965-1992) MIRHAD (HAMID) (1969-1992) ZAIM (NURO) (1963-1992) BAJRO (1942-1995) ADEM (1956-1993) VAHID (HASAN) (1961-1992) ALT FRANJO (FRANJO) (1940-1993) BAJRO (1948-1995) MEHMED (1950-1992) ORHAN (KADRIJA) (1950-1993) ALTOKA MIRALEM (1959-1992) ALJEVI] BEHADIL (1947-1995) SENAD (1966-1995) MUHAMED (1953-1993) D@ENAN (KEMAL) (1973-1992) ELMIR (1969-1992) AHMETOVI] ALIBEGOVI] SAMED (1970-1994) IDRIZ (HRUSTEM) (1945-1992) NASIH (SALKO) (1957-1992) ISMET (1934-1995) ALJI^EVI] REFIK (KADRIJA) (1956-1992) KADRIJA (1968-1995) SALEM (ALE) (1956-1993) EJUB (1968-1995) ALJI] MEVLUDIN (1959-1995) RAMO (MUHAREM) (1953-1992) ALI^I] ADNAN (MEHO) (1962-1993) FAHRUDIN (1965-1995) NED@AD (1960-1995) [E]AN (OHRAN) (1960-1992) ALI] HAMED (1952-1993) SINAN (1969-1995) REMZIJA (ZAHIR) (1969-1992) SEAD (SALIH) (1952-1992) SENAD (1962-1993) ADEMOVSKI EMIR (ZAKIR) (1972-1994) ABDULAH (1960-1995) RAMIZ (ADEM) (1953-1993) ALJI]EVI] FIKRET (ZIKRIJA) (1956-1992) ADILOVI] BAHRIJA (1943-1994) ENES (ALIJA) (1961-1992) ALJIJI SAMIR (1963-1992) MEHMED (ADEM) (1955-1994) D@EMAL (1956-1994) RAMIZ (ATO) (1928-1992) ALJOVI] ISMIR (HASIB) (1974-1994) ELDIN (1977-1995) ENO (]AMIL) (1967-1993) AHMET (ADEM) (1959-1995) HAMID ([ABAN) (1951-1992) IDRIZ (1950-1992) OSMAN (HASAN) (1959-1994) AZIR (1955-1998) ADROVI] ISMET (1946-1995) MERSUD (MUJO) (1960-1992) ALJUKI] AVDIJA (DERVI[) (1958-1993) MUHAMED (1948-1995) \EMIN (MUSTAFA) (1970-1992) REMZIJA (HALIM) (1968-1993) SAFET (FERIZ) (1966-1992) SAFET (1971-1995) MEHO (MU[AN) (1960-1992) NAIL (1973-1993) REMZIJA (HAMDIJA) (1947-1993) AHMETSPAHI] OMER (MU[AN) (1960-1992) AMBE[KOVI] ENVER ([EFKO) (1955-1992) ADEM (NUMAN) (1969-1994) SULJO (AHMED) (1950-1992) MUHAMED (RAMIZ) (1971-1992) ANDELIJA D@EVAD (ADIL) (1966-1993) AD@AJLI] HIDAJET (HILMO) (1967-1992) JUSUF (NURKO) (1957-1993) MURAT (RAMIZ) (1973-1992) MEHMED (HIMZO) (1969-1992) AD@AMIJA AVDIJA (AHMET) (1954-1992) ]AZIM (UZEIR) (1963-1992) EMIR (RASIM) (1967-1993) ZULFO (RA[ID) (1963-1993) AD@EM NEVSAD (OSMAN) (1956-1992) HAJRO (1955-1993) HAZIM (RASIM) (1958-1992) AD@OVI] ZAHID (SALKO) (1954-1993) ESMIR (1966-1993) HA[IM (1957-1992) HARIS (ALIJA) (1968-1992) HIDAJET (SULEJMAN) (1954-1995) RAZIM (1965-1993) AN\ELI] DUBRAVKO (NIKOLA) (1961-1993) SMAJIL ([ABAN) (1959-1992) IBRAHIM (1939-1992) ABID (1956-1995) ANTONI] VELIBOR (BOGDAN) (1964-1992) AGANOVI] AHMI] ARIF (1943-2000) ANTULEVI] DARKO (LAZAR) (1974-1994) NAMIK (ISMET) (1961-1992) NURKO (RED@O) (1942-1992) EMIN (1950-1995) ARAPOVI] NUSRET (ALIJA) (1952-1992) ADNAN (1972-1992) ENES (1974-1995) ALEN (BEDRUDIN) (1979-1995) ASMER (D@EVDET) (1967-1992) MEHMED (1939-1995) FADIL (1965-1995) OSMAN (ETHEM) (1967-1993) NASUF (HAKIJA) (1961-1993) MENSUR (1966-1993) HIDAJET (1954-1995) ZORAN (LADISLAV) (1967-1993) IBRAHIM (SULEJMAN) (1939-1992) JUNUZ (1947-1995) MIRALEM (1966-1992) ARBAK SANELA (HALIL) (1972-1992) EDHEM (1937-1994) AJANOVI] KASIM (1952-1992) ARE@INA @ELJKO (1956-1992) NAMIK (1961-1992) SANEL (ENVER) (1968-1992) MAHMUT (1959-1995) ARIFHOD@I] NEZAFETA (MUNIR) (1948-1992) MEVLUDIN (1962-1995) SALKO (1957-1993) MUNIB (MEHO) (1938-1993) ARIFOVI] MUAMER (1974-1995) AGI] AMRUDIN (SEAD) (1965-1992) SENAID (ISLAM) (1954-1995) [EMSUDIN (ABAZ) (1949-1995) NEDIM (SUAD) (1973-1993) MUHIDIN (1971-1995) MED@ID (IZET) (1964-1993) MUNIB (1962-1995) FEHIM (AGO) (1968-1993) ENVER (1952-1992) ARNAUT MUSTAFA (1949-1995) ALMEDIN (ASIM) (1973-1992) MEMNUN (1968-1992) NED@AD (HAMZA) (1967-1993) SEID (1957-1992) MUNIB (MUJO) (1951-1992) NED@AD (BAJRO) (1950-1993) RIFET (1950-1992) [EKIB (1936-1993) DANI, SPECIJALNI PRILOG 5. april / travanj 2002. 3 @RTVE OPSADE MEHMED (1942-1993) BABI] MUJO (1938-1999) EMIRA (MEHMED) (1969-1993) [ABO (1970-1995) SAFET (ALIJA) (1953-1992) BAKIJA RASIM (MUJO) (1947-1994) ARNAUTALI] SALKO (EMIN) (1950-1993) HAMED (HUSO) (1934-1992) EMIN (MUO) (1961-1992) SUAD (MERSAD) (1957-1992) SAMIR (ENVER) (1967-1992) IZUDIN (1962-1992) RAMO (NAIL) (1953-1992) D@EVDET (1990-1991) ISMET (FEHIM) (1947-1993) BALAGI] ADNAN (1959-1994) HARIS (NED@AD) (1971-1993) ARNAUTOVI] SEAD (IBRO) (1960-1992) BALA[ SALKO (AZEM) (1971-1993) VEHBIJA (NUKO) (1938-1992) ZAIM (ASIM) (1958-1993) DRAGAN (IVAN) (1962-1993) BALATON DRAGAN (IVAN) (1974-1992) VEHID (RASIM) (1962-1993) HASAN (AVDIJA) (1941-1992) VINKO (JOZO) (1943-1992) BALA@ GARGELJ (1966-1994) SALKO ([EFIK) (1951-1996) [EVAL (BAJRO) (1964-1992) VAHID (MUJO) (1954-1992) BALI] [ABAN (1952-1992) SALKO ([EHO) (1955-1992) SAMIR (HAMDIJA) (1963-1992) AMIR (OSMAN) (1970-1992) BALI]EVAC ARIF (1959-1993) TAHIR (HAMDIJA) (1949-1993) SELIM (OSMAN) (1959-1992) ADNAN (AHMET) 1971-1992) EKREM (1961-1994) KASIM (MEHO) (1955-1994) SEAD (RAMO) (1970-1995) D@EMAIL (ISMET) (1973-1995) FADIL (1942-1999) EMIR (MESUD) (1974-1992) D@EVAD (1963-1994) BALIJA ZENO (AZIZ) (1950-1992) FEJZO (1964-1992) SMAIL (MUHAREM) (1960-1992) JADRANKO (1965-1995) BALINT DRAGAN (FRANJO) (1957-1992) JUSUF (1938-1992) \ULBO (MUJO) (1933-1995) MUHAMED (1941-1994) BALOVI] MUHAREM (1949-1992) TAIB (RASIM) (1965-1995) PETAR (1936-1993) JASMIN (AGAN) (1969-1992) RAHMO (1953-1992) SENAD (SAFET) (1953-1994) SUVAD (1963-1994) RAMO (HAMID) (1934-1992)
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