War broke out in Bosnia in 1992, bringing with it the horrors of 'ethnic cleansing'. Neighbours became enemies and fought bitterly for three years. Entire villages of people were massacred, and over 2 million people fled their homes.
The conflict left over a million landmines littered around the country, and children were forced to learn to recognise and avoid the different types of mine.
Over ten years after the war, there are still areas that are dangerous. An accidental encounter can mean death or the loss of a limb.
The horrors of war have left many children traumatised, plagued by nightmares and unable to sleep alone.