Church of the Holy Forefathers Joachim and Anne, and Parish Home.
The church in Dubnica was destroyed by members of the so-called Army of BiH.
The absolute majority in that army were Muslims.
Destroyed:
1992
Year of construction: The church was built in 1910.
The church was consecrated in 1912.
Population and religion: Dubnica is a populated place near Tuzla.
Until 1992, Dubnica was inhabited by Christian Serbs. Around 1,100 Christian Serbs lived in Dubnica and the small hamlets near Dubnica.
Restoration: The church was restored in 2008.
The church was renovated by the Serbian Orthodox Church.
Diocese / Metropolis: Dubnica belongs to the Metropolitanate of Zvornik Tuzla.
It is one of the metropolitan areas of the Serbian Orthodox Church.
In May 1992, the Muslim army occupied Dubnica, set the church and the parish house on fire, burned Christian homes in Dubnica, and expelled the entire Christian Serbian population.
In the book "Spiritual Genocide" published by the Museum of the Serbian Orthodox Church in 1997, it is stated that "The church was destroyed and burned during military operations in 1992.
According to the report (ECMM No 1/94, 16), church looted, icons removed and extensively damaged in May 1992 by Muslim army; Parish Home built in 1880. Set afire in 1992.