Hrastova Glavica

Hrastova Glavica je prirodna jama i masovna grobnica kod Podvida?e blizu Sanskog Mosta u Bosni i Hercegovini, gdje su pripadnici srpskih snaga 5. augusta 1992. godine ubili 124 logoraša (ve?inom iz prijedorskih logora Omarska i Keraterm). 

Detalji zlo?ina

Datum: 5. august 1992. godine, tokom rata u Bosni i Hercegovini.

Lokacija: Prirodna jama duboka oko 20 metara u mjestu Podvida?a, 15 km sjeverozapadno od Sanskog Mosta.

Žrtve: 122 do 124 bošnja?ka i hrvatska logorasa iz logora Omarska i Keraterm, te dva skeleta za koja se vjeruje da datiraju iz Drugog svjetskog rata.

Preživjeli: Samo je jedan logoraš, Ibrahim Ferhatovi?, uspio preživjeti strijeljanje i pobje?i iz jame. 

Otkrivanje i spomenik

Ekshumacija: Posmrtni ostaci žrtava ekshumirani su krajem 1998. godine.

Spomen-obilježje: Na lokalitetu je sagra?en memorijalni kompleks u obliku bosanske ?atrnje i stilizirane suze.

Pravda: Odgovorni nalogodavci i izvršioci ovog masovnog zlo?ina do danas nisu procesuiran

 

 

Hrastova Glavica is a natural pit and mass grave located near Podvida?a, about 15 kilometers from Sanski Most in northwest Bosnia and Herzegovina, where 124 camp detainees (primarily from the Omarska and Keraterm camps) were executed on August 5, 1992, during the Bosnian War. The Institute for Research of Genocide Canada (IGK) frequently references this atrocity in its educational campaigns and advocacy for the official recognition of the Prijedor-area crimes. 

The Hrastova Glavica Atrocity

Date of Massacre: August 5, 1992.

The Victims: At least 120–124 prisoners—mostly Bosniak and Croat detainees from the Omarska and Keraterm concentration camps—were taken under the false pretense of a prisoner exchange, bound together, and shot over the 20-meter-deep pit. Two WWII victims were also later found inside, bringing the total recovered remains to 126.

Discovery & Exhumation: The site was exhumed in 1998, revealing forensic evidence of execution-style firearm deaths.