The day the world fell silent: Remembering Sarajevo citizens killed in the Markale market massacre

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The day the world fell silent: Remembering Sarajevo citizens killed in the Markale market massacre

The second massacre at Markale in Sarajevo was carried out on this day in 1995 when a shell was fired from Serbian positions, killing 43 and seriously wounding 84 civilians.

This massacre is considered one of the most horrific crimes committed by Serbian military, police, and paramilitary formations in besieged Sarajevo.

Shrapnel from a 120 mm mortar shell fired from the direction of Trebević, which exploded near the northern entrance to the City Market, killed: Omer Ajanović, Hidajet Alić, Salko Alić, Zeno Bašević, Husein Baktašević, Sevda Brkan-Kruščica, Vera Brutus-Đukić, Halida Cepić, Paša Crnčalo, Mejra Cocalić, Razija Čolić, Esad Čoranbegić, Dario Dlouhi, Salko Duraković, Alija Dževlan, Najla Fazlić, Rijad Garbo, Ibrahim Hajvaz, Meho Herceglić, Jasmina Hodžić, Hajrudin Hozo, Jusuf Hašimbegović, Adnan Ibrahimagić, Ilija Karanović, Mesudija Kerović, Vehid Komar, Muhamed Kukić, Mirsad Kovačević, Hašim Kurtović, Ismet Klarić, Masija Lončar, Osman Mahmutović, Senad Muratović, Goran Poturković, Blaženka Smoljan, Hamid Smajlhodžić, Hajro Šatrović, Samir Topuzović, Hamza Tunović, Ajdin Vukotić, Sabaheta Vukotić, Meho Zećo and Narima Žig.

The first massacre at this Sarajevo market occurred on February 5, 1994, when Serbian forces killed 68 and wounded 142 civilians.

For war crimes against the residents of Sarajevo, including the two massacres at Markale, the International Court in The Hague sentenced high-ranking officers of the Army of Republika Srpska - Stanislav Galić to life imprisonment, and Dragomir Milošević to 29 years.

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