Second of five

Photos by Glenn Hartong

On a dark, sniper-infested road in Sarajevo, Omar Velagic is reunited with his grandfather for the first time in four years. The reunion was cut short by fear of gunfire. 79K	Omar is dismayed as his grandfather tells him details of the siege on Sarajevo. While his grandmother makes lunch, Omar hears that the family lived in this kitchen for safety during the height of the shelling. 93K	Shrapnel from a rocket grenade that shot through the Santics' apartment window and exploded in the hallway in 1993. "If we hadn't slept on the kitchen floor, it would have killed us," Zehra Santic told Omar. 35K
Omar, right, and high school friend Admir Bajramovic stroll along a Sarajevo street, remembering what the city was like before the war. 77K	Omar and friends Admir Bajramovic and Damir Demidzic walk past a shelled office building in downtown Sarajevo. Damage to structures is clear. Less obvious is the effect on Omar's friendships. 73K	Three-year-old Dunja Krvavac is comforted by Hiba Hadzismajilov. The child has been allowed outside only three times in her life and is fearful of almost everything. 56K

Third of five