In a world where money is often the only motive, a young man from Srem has emerged who splits firewood for free for those who need it most – sick children and elderly without means. Viktor Bozic, a 32-year-old from Ruma, has been tirelessly chopping wood for free for five years, with his only request being that people help with the children’s medical treatments if they can.
Imagine this – a man who worked construction jobs in the West, returned to Serbia, and decided to dedicate his efforts to humanity, not profit. While many flee the country seeking a better life, Viktor chose to stay and help. His record is a staggering 27 meters of firewood chopped in one day, with an average of at least two meters daily. If he charged the current market price, he would have earned around 9,000 euros, but he refuses – he wants to help.
His kindness has sparked a wave of reactions on social media, with many calling him the “Conan of Ruma.” Besides chopping wood, he helps with moving, trash removal for elderly people without family, and anyone in need.
Viktor’s message to young people is clear: helping without expecting anything in return is a value to cherish, especially in times when empathy and spiritual warmth are fading.
In an era where people are increasingly closing themselves off, Viktor Bozic is a beacon of humanity and proof that one person can make a huge difference. If this story moves you, maybe it’s time to think about how you can help – or at least drop a comment and support heroes like him. Who knows, your words might just brighten someone’s day!
