Bobodol
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In 1995 Bobodol was destroyed. The Croatian War of Independence which raged since 1991 reached its climax when the Croatian Forces attacked in a large scale operation known as Oluja (storm).
Currently only 20 people reside in Bobodol.[1] Coming back after years in exile, they are looking to rebuild.
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