(28 Dec 1995) TI: 10:40:04
While many Bosnian Serbs are fleeing Sarajevo ahead of the Bosnian
government takeover of Serb-held suburbs, on Wednesday (27/12) one
family has returned to be reunited in the war-torn city.
Three years ago, as fighting around Sarajevo intensified, Nevenka
Boskovic said goodbye to her daughter and mother as they joined a
special convoy from the Bosnian capital to Montenegro.
They stayed in Montenegro until Wdnesday, when, after a day long
car journey, they saw each other again for the first time in
three years. Riding in a Rec Cross vehicle, Nevenka's daughter,
18 year old Masa, returned with her 71 year old grandmother Jelena
to a tearful reunion. The reunion came about after the Red Cross tracing agency stepped in and helped arrange the proper documentation.
SHOWS:
SARAJEVO, BOSNIA 27/12:
red cross car;
woman sitting in car;
man getting into car;
red cross car driving away;
sot jenny" we are trying to reunite this family one is in
montenegro and the other in Sarajevo. We opened the files a couple
of weeks ago. We organised the transfer and we hope to reunite
everybody this afternoon.;
red cross jeep drives through street;
mother beating on window;
mother and daughter embrace;
daughter out of car;
daughter greeting other relatives outside apartment;
soundbite mother Boskovic in bosnian "at this moment I can not
wish to anybody what happened to us";
sot masa " I can't believe that i'm together again with my
family";
cu of her hands;
pan from red cross jeep to building;
bosnian serbs leaving ilidja, a serb-held part in Sarajevo
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