Vogošća Municipality

Summary

Vogošća municipality today lies within Sarajevo Canton, in the Federation of Bosnia & Herzegovina entity.

In July 1966, a survey of monuments and memorials to the NOB and Revolution was undertaken on the territory of the municipality, with a total of 3 such memorials being recorded (1 bust, 1 memorial plaque, and 1 grave or mass grave).  Later, in 1989, the NOB heritage of Vogošća municipality was the subject of the 1989 book Spomenici Revolucije Grada Sarajeva, authored by Vesna Mušeta-Aščerić (pp.299-305), with a total of 10 monuments were documented as having existed at this time. In the process of research, no documentation could be found that attests to any additional memorials created on the territory of the municipality after 1989.

The report for this municipality contains 9 of these monuments (with two – busts of Ivo Lola and Jurica Ribar – being categorized as a single monument within it), as the final monument documented by Mušeta-Aščerić is a private family grave, and this has therefore been excluded from the research.

Sarajevo Canton’s Spatial Plan for 2003 to 2023 (Vlada Kantona Sarajevo 2006, 221 pp.) makes no mention of any monument or memorial to the NOB on the territory of Vogošća municipality, and Vogošća’s own Tourism Action Plan for 2017-2022 (Općina Vogošća 2016, 40 pp.) likewise fails to mention any, although the ‘monument to the first lightbulb in Bosnia and Herzegovina’, created on the former pedestal of the busts of Ivo Lola and Jurica Ribar, is mentioned on three separate occasions within this document as a site of interest.


Monuments & Memorials


Village/MZ Address Name Type Year Author Still Exists Date Mapped Description
Vogošća Ul. Izeta Delića Memorial ossuary of fallen fighters and illegal workers Ossuary 1969 Zlatko Ugljen, Petar Krstić Yes January 2017 Restored in 2008, further re-painting of inscriptions undertaken c.2016.
Vogošća Spasoja Blagovčanina Monument to the Igman March Monument 1984 Yes July 2019 Inscribed as a National Monument of Bosnia & Herzegovina. Renovated c.2021.
Vogošća Akifa efendije Biserovića 35 Bust of NH Moša Pijade Bust 1961 Petar Krstić No February 2020 Bust and pedestal no longer exist, although foundations of pedestal still visible.
Vogošća 'PRETIS' factory Plaque commemorating Partisan internment camp Memorial Plaque No February 2020
Semizovac Porodice ef. Ramić elementary school Plaque commemorating Ivo Lola and Jurica Ribar Memorial Plaque 1968 No February 2020
Semizovac Porodice ef. Ramić elementary school Bust of Ivo Lola Ribar Bust 1978 No October 2019 Pedestal recycled and used as base of monument to the first lightbulb in BiH.
Semizovac Porodice ef. Ramić elementary school Bust of Jurica Ribar Bust 1978 No October 2019 Pedestal recycled and used as base of monument to the first lightbulb in BiH.
Krivoglavci Monument to Victims of Fascist Terror Monument 1975 Strahinja Petrović Yes January 2020 Ossuary already planned for this location by 1960.
Crni Vrh Lodge of ULO 'Lane' Plaque commemorating the formation of the 1st Crni Vrh Partisan Company and the Igman March Memorial Plaque 1984 Replaced February 2020 Plaque replaced in 2010.
Vogošća UNIS enterprise directorate (former) Plaque to commemorate workers' self-management Memorial Plaque 1952 Made of copper or bronze
Vogošća Collective grave of fallen fighters and illegal workers Communal Grave 1954 No Replaced by memorial ossuary in 1969.

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Key

Number Name
1 Memorial ossuary of fallen fighters and illegal workers, Vogošća
2 Monument to the Igman March, Vogošća
3 Bust of NH Moša Pijade, Vogošća
4 Plaque commemorating internment camp for Partisan fighters, Vogošća
5 Plaque commemorating Ivo Lola and Jurica Ribar, Semizovac
6 Busts of Ivo Lola and Jurica Ribar, Semizovac
7 Monument to Victims of Fascist Terror, Krivoglavci
8 Plaque commemorating the NOB, Crni Vrh
(precise coordinates can be obtained by contacting the author

Resources

Bernik, Stane (2002). Arhitekt/Architect Zlatko Ugljen, 246 pp. Tuzla: Međunarodna galerija portreta.

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Mušeta-Aščerić, Vesna (1989) Spomenici Revolucije Grada Sarajeva, 309 pp. Sarajevo: Gradski Zavod za Zaštitu i Koriščenje Kulturno-Istorijskog i Prirodnig Nasljeđa Sarajevo.

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Available: http://vogosca.ba/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/TAP.pdf

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Available: https://www.rtvvogosca.ba/obiljezena-77-godisnjica-stradanja-civila-krivoglavaca/

Tihić, Smail (1981) Dovršena akcija na poslovima terenske evidencije i analizi spomen  obilježja NOR-a i revolucije in Naše Starine XIV-XV (1981) pp.253-256.

Vlada Kantona Sarajevo (2006). Prostorni Plan Kantona Sarajevo za period od 2003. do 2023. godine, 221 pp. Sarajevo: Vlada Kantona Sarajevo, Zavod za Planiranje Razvoja Kantona Sarajevo.