Mostar

[ moh-stahr ]

noun

1. a city in S Bosnia and Herzegovina, on the Neretva River: former capital of Herzegovina.

Example Sentences

At 11, he lost his father in the shelling of his hometown, Mostar, and spent years as a refugee, moving from country to country with his mother as she struggled to find a way to survive.

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His best friend from childhood survived the war in Bosnia and still lives in Mostar, working and raising a family, but Mr. Ramic, an American citizen, said he doubted he would return to live there.

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He and his mother have returned to Mostar for visits, including in September for the 30th anniversary of his father’s death.

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He was 9 when war broke out in Mostar as Serbian forces fought Croatian and Bosnian fighters for control of the city.

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He stayed in Mostar to look after their property and was killed the next year, in September 1993, when a mortar shell landed in the street outside their house.

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