The Partisan Memorial Cemetery, Bosnia
and Herzegovina’s national monument, was once again targeted by
vandals, even at the time of the coronavirus epidemic, Avaz news
portal reports.
Again, numerous memorial plaques were
destroyed to fallen anti-fascists, as confirmed by the Mostar
Anti-Fascists Association. It was stated that during the time of
curfew, in a time of restricted movement, in a time of prohibition of
movement for children under 18 and persons over 65, this act of
vandalism happened.
Those responsible for maintaining
public order in the city cannot say that it was done by juvenile
hooligans, because minors are forbidden to move. Demolition, by
all indications, was done at night, at a time when only those with
special permits could move.
So, who demolished the National
Monument of Bosnia and Herzegovina at this time and by whose order?
UABNOR Mostar underlined “that the demolition of national
monuments is the demolition of the state, and for the demolition of
the state it is the duty of all to sanction the perpetrators.”
(Photo: Z.Milicevic for Avaz news
portal)
(sarajevotimes.com)