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Twenty years ago, Yugoslavia was disintegrating. Competing claims for territory in Bosnia inflamed religious and ethnic tensions. The first shots were fired in the Bosnian war and Sarajevo began a four year long siege. Anna Maria began reporting on the war in Bosnia this week and now she has returned to Sarajevo looking for insights into what lingers when a war is over.

PT 1: Documentary: Born of War

Bosnia became known for the systematic rape of women. Thousands were victimized. No one knows how many took their resulting pregnancies to term or how many kept the children to whom they gave birth. Few women in Bosnia Herzegovina have ever spoken about raising children conceived because of the brutality of that war. We found two who would .... both Bosnian Muslims. Today, a documentary sharing their stories of unimaginable atrocities, produced by The Current's Lara O'Brien and translated by Sabina Niksic.

PT 2: Sarajevo - Then and Now

Today Sarajevo has been rebuilt and the sounds are the sounds of any city once-burned-out buildings now shimmer with new glass facades but the pattern of holes caused by sprays of schrapnels often still visible under the plaster patchwork of other buildings.

Anna Maria shares her many memories of her time reporting in Bosnia and talks to Aida Alibalic, her former translator in the summer of 1993 to share her memories and what it's like to live in Sarajevo now.

And meet Kenan Hedic, a third generation coppersman who's living off the spoils of war. He takes spent shell casings from heavy artillery and turns them into art.