Allen and Polona,
Besides Turudija's nationality, I am also interested in whether he is a genuine Bosnian, that is, whether his family was resident in Bonia before the Austro-Hungarian occupation of that province.
I am interested in this because as a fact Bosnians were seriously underrepresented in the Officer Corps both before and during the Great War. This is due to multiple reasons, amongst them the just recent annexation of the province, the late introduction of conscription, relatively lower standard of education, etc. Although I have not done any serious research on this topic, I don't really remember any real Bosnian who was promoted to the field officer rank and higher before the end of the war.
A study of Bosnians in the Officer Corps would be very interesting and rewarding to show how a recently incorporated land integrated into the aquiring country, in both social and cultural sense!

I am really looking forward to seeing such a work, although I myself is automatically disqualified for this for want of knowledge of any South Slav languages!
Best Regards!