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By AIDA CERKEZ SREBRENICA, Bosnia-Herzegovina©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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Olegek
He made a mistake coming there.
Just loosing his face and his time
Furious Muslims... o la la...
SenseNotSoCommon
Mea culpa. That should read:
a UN Security Council resolution to declare the massacre as genocide.
JTDanMan
I understand the hatred for the man, or at least what he represents. But, seriously, looking at Japan and Korea, how the hate never dies, were I a Bosnian Muslim, I would grit my teeth and say to the man:
"Welcome. Ain't the water fine over here."
SenseNotSoCommon
As a European I'm still ashamed by Srebrenica, how such horror was visited upon civilians just a nine hours' drive from Munich.
This violence can only be condemned. Perhaps its worth also noting that this weekend's Srebrenica commemorations in Serbia itself were banned (through fear, we are told, of violence from right wingers), and that three days ago, Russia vetoed a UN Security Council resolution to declare the massacre as suicide.
sensei258
I spent six months In Bosnia, and have been to Srebrecina a couple of times. It's a tiny town surrounded closely by very steep hills, and had no military significance. The Serbs, used heavy weapons supplied by the Russians to slaughter the defenseless civilian residents. Literally shooting them like fish in a barrel. I even visited a little concrete building many of the men and boys were herded into, then machined gunned, hand grenaded, and burned to death. The women were very often raped and impregnated so they would bear Serb children.