Empty synagogue and holy book tell Sarajevo Jews' fate Since February, the famed 14th century Jewish manuscript known as the Sarajevo Haggadah has become more accessible to the public as the Sarajevo national museum has put it on display twice a week with France's financial help. However, the Sabbath prayers are scarcely attended as the Bosnian capital is now home to less than 1,000 Jews, who have been part of its multicultural identity alongside Orthodox Serbs, Catholic Croaks and Bosnian Muslims. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITESREFILE WITH THE FEATURE MENTION IN THE SLUG