SAVA RADOVANOVIC
FILE - In this file photo of Tuesday March 18, 2003 a Bosnian Muslim-Croat federation army soldier Rasim Hajdar stands in front of the entrance to a complex of underground bunkers the Bosnian town of Konjic, some 40 kilometers (25 miles) south of Sarajevo. It was built to withstand nuclear war, a secret bunker to shelter communist Yugoslavia's strongman and his inside circle. Decades later, the massive underground complex is about to be reborn as one of the world's quirkiest art galleries. The gallery which opens a year from now, the brainchild of a group of Sarajevo artists, is to stage a Biennale of Contemporary Art starting next year _ with the Council of Europe providing much of the funding.AP Photo/Sava Radovanovic, File)
