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The Bakery
Turkish Baths (Hamam)
The Borders
The Brewery
The Brick-yard Tunnel
The "Bristol" Hotel
The Centaurs
The City Hall
The City Museum - The Faculty of Theology
The "Elektroprivreda" building
The "Energoinvest" building
The Fountain (Sebilj)
The Holiday Inn
The Markale Market
The "Marshal Tito" Army Barracks
The National Theater
The Olympic Museum
The Parliament
The "Parrot" building (Papagajka)
The Post Office
The Presidency building
The "PTT" building
The "Radio-Television" building
The Railway Station
The "Red-Cross" building & the "Sutjeska" cinema
The Sky
The Stadium
The State Museum
The Student Hall & Disneyland
The Tobacco Factory
The Tunnel
The UNIS
The UNPROFOR (United Nations protection Force)
The Visegrad Gate
The Zetra
Transportation
Trenches
Trscanska Street
Weapons
 

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THE BREWERY

The brewery was built in 1881 during the Austro-Hungarian period and it was the first modern brewery in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The water for the brewery comes from an underground lake under Sarajevo. As one of the rare places where people from all over the city came for water, the brewery was an important strategic target for the aggressor and many people waiting in line for water were killed or wounded. This was the place where people gathered with their carts filled with canisters after walking ten kilometers to reach water. This was also the place where filled, but also the cisterns which supplied water to citizens. In the city which had waterworks for several hundreds of years and which had boasted public drinking fountains on every corner the water supply was one of the greatest problems of the siege, because the aggressor commanded all the springs blackmailing the city, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the UN. The citizens gathered rainwater from broken drain-pipes, fetched water from the Miljacka and thawed snow. In 1993 in one of the tunnels leading to Pale the SOROS Foundation built the waterworks which supplied the city pumps.

     



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