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Home » Othe projects » Tales of transition » Tales of Transition She was driven from her home in , during the Bosnian war, and returned there in after nine years living as a refugee. Once a vibrant community of 4,, Rizvanovici is a shadow of its former self. Many of the houses lie empty, and only people live there. Rizvanovici is one of six Bosniak Bosnian Muslim villages ranged along the right bank of the river Sana, looking onto the predominantly Serb town of Prijedor in northwestern Bosnia.
Only 4, of the original 16, inhabitants of these settlements came back after the end of the war. Aliskovic still has painful memories of events 21 years ago. On July 20, , the Bosnian Serb army launched an attack on Rizvanovici and overran it. Three days later, women in Rizvanovici started falling victim to rape and other forms of persecution. Aliskovic spent two nights hiding out in the woods with her daughters, then aged two and four.
When she returned home, she was detained and taken to a Serb-run prison camp, where she and her daughters spent a month and a half. When she was released, Aliskovic left for Croatia. Now she lives alone in Rizvanovici. Her husband and two brothers never returned. Their remains were found in a mass grave near Prijedor after the war. Her two daughters have grown up and are away studying in the Bosnian capital Sarajevo. They rarely come to visit her. Saha Karagic, an elderly woman who returned to Rizvanovici after the conflict, says very few things can make her happy these days.
She lost her husband and two of her sons during the war, as well as 40 other relatives all from Rizvanovici. Her third son, Sead, survived only because he was in Croatia when the Bosnian war began, and managed to get away to Germany. He too has returned to Rizvanovici, and now struggles to make a living by raising cattle, growing wheat and selling milk and cheese.
