I can't help but wonder why it even has a Muslim crescent....
Seems to contradict it's self religion wise.. has what I take is a Muslim crescent on the left side and the Serbian Orthodox cross on the right, which is a Christian religion/Christian sysmbol. Usually a person sides/associates with one or the other, and religion was kind of like language, pending the region one was from.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serbian_crossAlso seems to contradict it's self language wise also, with an odd mix of latin and cyrillic writing... usually one or the other were used, not both, and not together, use of either language was usually dependant on the region.
People who share a religious belief and speak/write the same language will cluster together, wanting nothing to do with the other side. So to have both Muslim/Christian markings, and Latin/Cyrillic writing all done by one individual is really really odd........
.......... unless.... maybe it was carried and used by a bilingual psychotic Atheist.
The stock alone seems to be in as much conflict as the whole country was during that time.