Chris Leslie trained this city’s “Camera Kids,” a group of orphans who took black and white photos of it after a conflict. 825 rows of empty red chairs (15[1])were set up leading to this city’s Eternal Flame monument to commemorate a conflict. (-5[1])A cellist played Adagio in G (15[2])Minor (15[3])for twenty-two (15[1])straight days (15[2])to honor the victims (15[3])of a bombing (-5[1])in this city. (15[1]-5[1])A performance of Waiting (-5[1])for Godot was directed (15[1])in this city (15[1])by Susan (15[1])(*) Sontag (-5[1])during a conflict (10[1]-5[1])that left concrete scars (10[1])from mortar explosions that were filled with red (10[1])resin (10[1])to make its namesake (10[1])“roses.” Two massacres occurred at this city’s Markale (10[1])marketplace. Signs reading “pazi,” or “watch out,” lined this city’s Sniper Alley during a conflict ended by the Dayton Accords. (10[1])For 10 points, name this capital city besieged during the Bosnian War. (10[2])■END■ (10[4])