NERMIN DIVOVIĆ was killed on 18 November 1994. He was murdered by the #Serbian sniper when he was returning home with his mother Dženana & sister Dženita. His mother was shot in the stomach, bullet went through and hit Nermin in the head.
He is lying in the Sniper Alley street, the UN firefighters who tried to help him are standing nearby, and in the version of the photograph that circulated most widely, the UN firefighters are shown in action, seemingly trying to block the area around Nermin.
Martí took a series of photographs after Nermin's killing in addition to one above, he took one at Nermin's funeral on November 21, 1994-an image that foregrounds Nermin's father, Paso Divovic, covering his face, crouched next to Nermin's freshly dug grave.
Enric Martí met Nermin, his mother and sister in December 1993. Gervasio Sánchez took a few photos of two of them, throwing snowballs and playing on the streets of Srajevo.
In 2015 they made a memorial for our Nermin.
It reads: "Not to forget and not to repeat."
On the 18th of November 1994 on this place, during the Siege of Sarajevo, aggressor's sniper killed seven-year-old boy."
"The dead and the survivors are not numbers, they are unfinished stories. When I see a child, a teen or an adult that dies, I don't think of that person as an unknown, I think of what their lives would have been like if they hadn't been killed or wounded." Gervasio Sánchez
On the 2nd of May, JNA (Yugoslav People’s Army) from #Serbia supported by local #Serbian militants tried to deal the final blow to the #Bosnian defenders, occupy Sarajevo and force legal government to surrender.