this property belonged to edis kolar's family.uring the war, his father handed it over so an 800—metre tunnel could be built into the besieged city. when i was younger. months digging around the clock in eight—hour shifts. here is the original entrance from that period. wow! but the stairs are completely original. and this was the door. the door to the city. yeah. when you close this, you close 300,000 people inside. this was the only exit they could go out. the only way out. nothing else... wow, that's a real artery. a lifeline. and you can feel the bad smell now. it's... and when you smell this, you know, you remember you know? you had births, marriages, deaths. wounded. weapons, food, everything on one place, you know, we on the front line here, we knew that we are protecting the tunnel. 0n the other hand, you were protecting your house, too. behind our back was family. that's.. that's why bosnian army was strong. and we would die there, believe me, before they pass through. you know, the level of underground water rising fast.

this property belonged to edis kolar�*s family. that's you?thing else... nothing else, you know? and when you smell this, you know, you remember all the pictures, wounded, everything. weapons, food, everything on one place, you know? for example, pumps stopped working. you know, and practically you are all wet — of course. it was war. so they were doing something for themselves. yes. for people to walk through — though the part that goes under the international airport is now closed. back then, the airport was controlled by the un welcome to my house. this was actually my room before... your bedroom? my bedroom, yes. the museum is open to visitors throughout the week. and during the summer months, it sees up to 1,500 tourists pass through each day. the world come? you know, after the war, when the tunnel was closed, me and my father came here every day, you know, because my grandparents lived in this house. yeah. and i didn't have any idea that so many people would come here at all. who have wars today. the war killed over 100,000 people and l