The Church of St. George in Trnovo, Sarajevo.
Set on fire in 1992 by the so-called Army of BiH.
The absolute majority in the so-called The armies of BiH were Muslims.
After the war, the Serbian Orthodox Church restored the Church of Saint George in Trnovo.
Destroyed:
1992
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Build: 1886.
Trnovo and the area around Trnovo were controlled by the first Sarajevo corps of the so-called Army of BiH
In 1993, the Army of the Republic of Srpska liberated Trnovo.
After the war, the Serbian Orthodox Church restored the Church of Saint George in Trnovo.
The border between the Republika Srpska and the Federation passes through Trnovo.
After the war, the church was restored by the Serbian Orthodox Church.
Diocese / Metropolitanate: The Church of St. George in Trnovo belongs to the Metropolitanate of Dabar-Bosna
Population and religion:
In the part of the Trnovo municipality that belonged to the Federation, according to official data from the 1991 census, 529 Serbian Christians lived there.
According to official data from the 2013 census, in that part of the Trnovo municipality that remained in the Federation, 95 Serbian Christians lived there.