They put her on the list of KILLED IN SREBRENICA: But she was actually alive and this is her story! (VIDEO)

The girl Senida disappeared in 1992 when in the city of Caparde in BiH entered the Serbian army. It turned out that she ended up in Belgrade, where she was adopted by the Jankovic family that gave her the name of Mila. At 16, she decided to look for her family, and DNA analysis has proven that she is the daughter of Muhammad and Senada Becirovic. However, her search was terribly exhausting and uncertain because she was met with lies and unexplained issues.

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Serbian soldier Milenko Vidakovic saved this baby who was 11 months from a burning house in Zvornik during the war, and then took her to his mother. Senida was always sorry that this soldier did not live to tell her the truth and she thanked him that he saved her life.

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- I'm sorry he's dead, because he could have told me many things. He is now dead, and I doubt I'll be able to hear anything on the matter from others. I am grateful to him til the end of my life. He saved me. It does not matter whether he was a Serb, or Muslim, he turned out to be a good man. He could have left me to die - said Senida.

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A child that in an amazing way survived the war was adopted in Belgrade. She managed to find her father and relatives, but the quest for herr mother and sister lasted longer. It was later discovered that her mother was killed in 1992, and her remains were buried on June 1, 2014. She found her father in 2008, who was then living in Germany, but made no deeper relationship with him. She moved to Sarajevo a few yers ago with an aunt, where she continued her education.

- My life in Belgrade was wonderful. I had everything, I went to school. I had a happy childhood. I traveled everywhere. Basically, I'm a happy child, which they say was born under a lucky star. They gave me all their love. They had two sons and all the love that their sons had was given to me. So I will always be grateful to them. I do not look at it like my life sucks because they are Serbs. I know through stories what happened here and how it was like, but I at least watch that people not be looked at from a national side. It is important that a man has a heart - and that's it - said this girl.

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This amazing story served as an inspiration for Croatian journalist Robert Tomić Zuber who made a documentary film, "Mila Seeking Senida". Also, her story is found in the book "Missing Lives", as one of 15 published. Senida was told that both works of art and her life is evidence that hope should never  die and for people to always fight.

- The message is that you can always find out who you are and what you are, you can always find out the truth - said Senida.

Her name was even found on the list of victims at the memorial in Srebrenica.

- It is unfortunate when you see yourself, your name, your last name on the monument of missing people - a sentence from the beginning of the trailer for documentary about her life.

The little girl who disappeared when she was less than a year, now 24, knows who she is and where she comes from.

Have a look at the video:

(Telegraf.co.uk/  slobodnaevropa.org/politika.rs/jutarnji.hr)