Christian Serbian Chapel Mamici near Zenica
The chapel burned down in 1992. The Christian Serbian cemetery, located next to the chapel, has been desecrated several times.
Destroyed:
1992
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The village of Mamici is located on the territory of the city of Zenica.
Zenica and the surrounding municipalities were controlled by the so-called Army of BiH.
The absolute majority of soldiers in that army were Muslims.
Population and religion:
According to the census from 1981, Mamići belonged to the settlement of Dolipolje.
According to the 1981 census, 114 Christian Serbs and 99 Muslims lived in Mamici and Dolipolje.
According to the 1991 census, 127 Serbian Christians lived in Mamici.
According to official data from the 2013 census, 0 Serbs lived in Mamici.
Diocese / Metropolis:
The chapel in Mamici is the chapel of the Serbian Orthodox Church, Metropolitanate of Dabro-Bosnia.
Rebuild: In 2025, vegetation and weeds were cleared with the organization of the Serbian Orthodox Church.
Preparations are being made to rebuild the chapel.