A completely destroyed Christian Serbian chapel in the village of Danci near Zenica.

The photo shows the remains of a chapel in the Danci settlement.
The chapel was set on fire and then blown up.
Only part of one wall remains, proving that there was a large Christian chapel at this site.
The entire Serbian Christian population was expelled from the village of Danci. 

All the monuments in the Christian Serbian cemetery were destroyed, all the crosses were broken.

Population and religion: 

The settlement of Danci is located within the municipality of Kakanj.
The settlement of Danci was a Christian Serbian settlement.

In the 1991 census for the settlement of Danci, all residents of the settlement of Danci declared themselves as Serbian Orthodox Christians.

56 Christian Serbs lived there, there were no Muslims. 

Today, no one lives in the settlement of Danci.

The settlement of Danci and the destroyed chapel, as well as all chapels and churches in the Kakanj and Zenica areas, belong to the Metropolitanate of Dabro-Bosnia, Serbian Orthodox Church.

The Danci settlement was controlled by the Third Zenica Corps of the so-called Army of BiH.

The Third Corps of the so-called Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina had an El Mujahedin detachment.
The Seventh Muslim Brigade was the best-equipped brigade of the Zenica Corps of the so-called Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina

The absolute majority in the Army of BiH were Muslims.