Edita Klančević
At just 10 years old, Edita’s world was shattered in ways no child should ever endure. Moments before the horrors of the Srebrenica genocide unfolded, she, her mother, and her older brother managed to escape to Slovenia, slipping past the looming danger that consumed their hometown. But their father – brave and determined – did not survive.
Nermina Kaltak
At just 8 years old, Nermina witnessed the horrors of the Srebrenica massacre. Fleeing with her mother, siblings, and grandmother on a bus, they watched helplessly as her father tried to escape through the woods. In the chaos, they were separated, and she never saw him again. His remains were discovered 17 years later, leaving a painful emptiness that would haunt her forever.
Hurija Alić
Born amidst the shelling of Bratunac, Hurija never had the chance to grow up with her father. Though she’s been told he was a kind, talented man and a gifted violinist, the echoes of his music are all she has, as she never got to meet him before he was brutally taken.