Holy Trinity Church in Mostar.
Set on fire in 1992, and mined several times.
The temple is located on the left bank of the Neretva, in the city of Mostar.
The left bank of the Neretva in Mostar was controlled by so-called Army BiH.
Muslims made up the absolute majority in the so-called army BiH.
Destroyed:
1992
Year of Construction: The church was built in 1873.
Population and religion:
According to the 1991 census, 21 thousand Christian Serbs lived in the city of Mostar.
Since the beginning of war conflicts in April 1992, Christian Serbs lived in the left part of the city of Mostar, and had their own organized units.
Restoration: The restoration of the temple in Mostar has not yet been completed.
The Serbian Orthodox Church is rebuilding its temple together with the people, Republika Srpska and Serbia.
Eparchy / Metropolis of the Serbian Orthodox Church:
The church in Mostar belongs to the Eparchy of Zahum, Herzegovina and Ston Primorska.
The Eparchy of Zahum Hercegovina and Ston Primorska is one of the eparchy within the Serbian Orthodox Church.