HKL-V-S-0035
Posted on: Tue, May 7, 2024
Category: Documentary
Description: From his apartment in the occupied part of the city, Nedim Alikadić filmed the shelling of the Parliament building on May 2, 1992. May 2, 1992, was the most challenging day of the siege for many, as the enemy forces, in addition to the general artillery attack, attempted to enter and occupy the Presidency building. Footage from this perspective is very rare, and Nedim preserved it by taking it with him during the dramatic crossing to the free part of the city. It was a risk that could have easily cost him his life. Used in the film DO YOU REMEMBER SARAJEVO (2001) by Sead Kreševljaković, Nihad Kreševljaković and Nedim Alikadić.
Archival Holding: Library Hamdija Kreševljaković Video Arhiv Sarajevo
Archival Collection: Kreševljaković siblings' collection
Category: Documentary
Description: From his apartment in the occupied part of the city, Nedim Alikadić filmed the shelling of the Parliament building on May 2, 1992. May 2, 1992, was the most challenging day of the siege for many, as the enemy forces, in addition to the general artillery attack, attempted to enter and occupy the Presidency building. Footage from this perspective is very rare, and Nedim preserved it by taking it with him during the dramatic crossing to the free part of the city. It was a risk that could have easily cost him his life. Used in the film DO YOU REMEMBER SARAJEVO (2001) by Sead Kreševljaković, Nihad Kreševljaković and Nedim Alikadić.
Archival Holding: Library Hamdija Kreševljaković Video Arhiv Sarajevo
Archival Collection: Kreševljaković siblings' collection