[2] The original citizens were drawn from all over Yugoslavia and the suburb thus had a very mixed ethnic make-up (now totally changed).

During the Serb-offensive of March–April 1994 it was reported by Bosniak media that the complex's storage tanks of ammonia and ethanol had been booby trapped and would be exploded if attacks continued.

[3] After the civil war FAJ Azot Vitkovići was divided into five separate industrial complexes for privatisation.

[5] Vitkovići's football team, Azot played at a stadium attached to the chemical complex.

The stadium is reportedly in a state of serious deterioration having received no reconstruction since the 1992-1995 siege.