Sarajevski Spomenar – Sarajevo Memory Book
The Sarajevski Spomenar is a memorial space in Sarajevo dedicated to the 1,601 children who lost their lives during the siege of the city from 1992 to 1996. It is located next to the Goethe-Institut and opened in September 2024.
The name “Spomenar” means “memory album” or “poetry album” in Bosnian. The exhibition is conceived as a collective memory book that preserves the life stories of the children who were killed. On display are personal items such as toys, drawings, school notebooks, photographs, and letters provided by the families. The exhibition is complemented by portraits and audiovisual installations that allow visitors to connect personally with the individual stories.
The Sarajevski Spomenar is a place of commemoration and remembrance. It highlights the human consequences of the Siege of Sarajevo and helps preserve the stories of the victims for future generations.
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