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In 1994, at the age of 13, Azem Cehajic (32) was with a group of boys near the village of Dolovi when he stepped on an anti-personnel mine
In 1994, at the age of 13, Azem Cehajic (32) was with a group of boys near the village of Dolovi when he stepped on an anti-personnel mine

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In 1994, at the age of 13, Azem Cehajic (32) was with a group of boys near the village of Dolovi when he stepped on an anti-personnel mine
Description: In 1994, at the age of 13, Azem Cehajic (32) was with a group of boys near the village of Dolovi when he stepped on an anti-personnel mine. Only he was injured, losing a leg that has now been replaced with a prosthetic one. He is now married, has two young sons and lives in the village of Petkovici, Bosnia-Herzegovina.
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Caption: In 1994, at the age of 13, Azem Cehajic (32) was with a group of boys near the village of Dolovi when he stepped on an anti-personnel mine. Only he was injured, losing a leg that has now been replaced with a prosthetic one. He is now married, has two young sons and lives in the village of Petkovici, Bosnia-Herzegovina.

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