Sr Pauline in Sarajevo
Admir arriving in Chicago after his long journey where Sr Pauline helped
arrange
for his escapee from Sarajevo during the bombing....
the bottom picture is when Admir was arriving in Rome from Croatia.
He was put into a hospital until the necessary paper work could be
completed for him to enter the United States.
His wounded father and young daughter also escapeed with Admir..
accompanied on the journey
by Sr Pauline as well as a doctor that the American embassy provided
from Rome.
US troops in Bosnia
Franciscan Sisters and priest return to their church after it was bombed
in Bosnia
Enver and daughter who I helped escapee Sarajevo during the war with
Admir who is Enver's son.
This is a bombed school in Sarajevo. The playground is now a
grave yard.
old woman from Bosnia who pleads for help
This picture was token during bombing all around.
This little boy is retarded, afraid of everything.
The soldier holding him said that he was afraid for his life.
just to find food to eat here in sarajevo,
you took your life in your hands if you lived on the front line as
these people did.
The woman who is bending down is the mother of Admir. His older
brother is next to her.
I brought Dusko to the United States for medical care after he was
wounded in the war.
Dusko is a Serb but helped the Croatians in the war.
Because of that, Dusko can't go home to his country.
Not only was he wounded but he might never see his family again.
The effects of war can be felt for a life time.
