Lijepi pozdrav iz Engleske, od davno otisle Sarajke.Upravo sam prepisala recept za BURIKITAS sa vaseg portala i zelim reci koliko ste mi radosti time pricinili sto sam nasla deliciju koju mi je pravila moja dobra i nikad zaboravljena komsinica iz Koseva, teta Slavica Bernard, jos poznata kao Bebuska.Za vrijeme ovog rata, u poodmaklim godinama sa jevrejskom je zajednicom prebacena u hotel Dalmaciju u Makarskoj, a kasnije u dom Lavoslav Svarc, gdje je i preminula u 95-oj(mislim) godini. Moja majka i t.Slavicin suprug umrli su 1971/72-e godine, a neposredno nakon toga, rodila se moja kcerka. Teta Slavica ju je pazila kao svoju rodjenu dok smo muz i ja isli na posao. Bilo je to samo jedno od brojnih dobrih djela koje je ova plemenita zena ucinila za svog dugog zivota, iako joj je u II svj. ratu gotovo cijela obitelj odvedena i ubijena,cime njene tragedije nisu zavrsile. Sin jedinac Janko, krasan i muzicki jako nadaren mladic umro je u 17-oj godini od leukemije; ostao joj je samo suprug Alojz, kojeg je kasnije takodjer izgubila.
Dok budem pravila i jela burikitas i vase recepte za pitikijo, kako je ona govorila, moje misli biti ce vezane za tople uspomene na tetu Slavicu.

Samo da vas pozdravim i pozelim vam mnogo dobra, zdravlja i sreće,sve pohvale za sajt. Vaš sugradjanin i komšija. Edin Šalja

Povodom Hanuka, svu srecu Svijeta sarajevskim i svim Jevrejima Svijeta - od Sarajka !

i m a theater producer of mainly jewish theater. I d liek to connect with local communities and the cultural centre of sarajevo to look into possible future collaborations, however I don t find an email adress or staffmemeber on the website to connect to, please help me get to the right person, I d be very gratefull!
Noemi Schlosser
www.salomeespeelt .be

"Approximately *50 Jews live in Banja Luka, Bosnia's second city and de facto capital of the republic of Srpska. Two synagogues existed before the Second World War. Both have been destroyed.The Jewish cemetery was established in 1883. In 1977 the bodies were exhumed and transferred to the new Jewish section of the municipal cemetery. The remains of those without living relatives were placed in a common grave and a single monument created on which all their names were inscribed; those whose families were still alive were reburied with their existing gravestones. Today, in addition to the communal grave, there are about 25-50 tombstones in the cemetery; their inscriptions are in Hebrew, German and Serbian. There is also a Holocaust memorial." Source January 2009]

http://www.iajgsj ewishcemeteryproject.org/bosni a-and-herzegovina/banja-luka-r epublic-of-srpska.html