Serbian Christian chapel in the settlement of Vidusa near Zenica.
The chapel was completely demolished in 1992 by the so-called Army BiH.
The chapel was demolished, along with dozens of monuments in the Christian Serb cemetery.
Destroyed:
1992
The so-called BiH Army was composed of Muslims, the absolute majority of whom were Muslims.
Build: The chapel in the settlement of Viduša was built in the mid-20th century.
Renovation and consecration of the chapel: 2020
Population and religion:
According to the official census of 1991, there were 29 Christian Serbs and zero Muslims living in the settlement of Viduša.
According to the official census of 2013, there are no Christian Serbs in the settlement of Viduša.
The chapel was completely demolished in 1992 by the ba so-called Army BiH.
The chapel was demolished, along with dozens of monuments in the Serbian Christian cemetery.
The so-called BiH Army was composed of Muslims, the absolute majority of whom were Muslims.
Diocese / Metropolis:
The chapel was renovated by the Metropolitanate of Dabrobosanska, Serbian Orthodox Church.