Christian Serbian Chapel in Nedimovici near Zenica.
The church tower was destroyed and the church bell was taken down and stolen.
Zenica and Kakanj were controlled by the so-called Army of BiH.
The absolute majority of members of the Army of BH were Muslims.
Destroyed:
1992
Year of construction:
The chapel was built in the first half of the 20th century.
Rebuild: The chapel was renovated in 2020. The chapel was renovated by the Metropolitanate of Dabro Bosna, Serbian Orthodox Church.
Population and religion:
Nedimovići are part of the Biljesevo settlement.
According to the 1991 census, 233 Christian Serbs and 1 Muslim lived in the Biljesevo settlement.
According to the 2013 census, 121 Muslims and 10 Christian Serbs lived in Biljesevo.
In May 1992, the entire Christian Serbian population was expelled, all Christian Serbian houses were burned.
The Christian Serbian cemetery was demolished several times.
Crosses were broken and monuments in the cemetery were smashed.
The authorities never rebuilt the houses, all the houses disappeared in the flames of the fire, and the authorities of Zenica and Sarajevo never provided money to rebuild the village.