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Today marks the 27th anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide in which Serb forces systematically killed more than 8,000 Bosniak Muslim men and boys.
Ramiz Nukic, a survivor, has been searching for remains of victims of the massacre since 2005 ⤵️
Today marks the 27th anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide in which Serb forces systematically killed more than 8,000 Bosniak Muslim men and boys.
Ramiz Nukic, a survivor, has been searching for remains of victims of the massacre since 2005 ⤵️
This virtual memorial tour serves as a reminder that Srebrenica should not happen again to anyone, anywhere aje.io/xnqpc | #SrebrenicaGenocide 
“People often ask us who supported us, who had our back early on. But it was no one, we did it on our own.”
- Sehida Abdurahmanovic, 'Mothers of Srebrenica' ⤵️ aje.io/tpgbpy
- Sehida Abdurahmanovic, 'Mothers of Srebrenica' ⤵️ aje.io/tpgbpy
Por estos días se cumplen 27 años de la masacre de #Srebrenica (#BosniaHerzegovina), la mayor y más sistemática matanza en Europa desde el fin del nazismo.
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Yugoslavia se había partido desde 1991 con las independencias de Eslovenia, Macedonia, Croacia y Bosnia.
Pero Bosnia era un tanto particular, un poco porque tenía la composición étnica más heterogénea y otro poco porque estaba en el medio, entre Serbia y Croacia.
Pero Bosnia era un tanto particular, un poco porque tenía la composición étnica más heterogénea y otro poco porque estaba en el medio, entre Serbia y Croacia.
Bosnia se convirtió en un campo de batalla entre tres partes: los bosniacos (musulmanes), los serbios (cristianos ortodoxos) y los croatas (católicos). Las élites quisieron mantener el poder y explotaron los nacionalismos. Cada uno fundó su país: Bosnia, Srpska y Herceg-Bosnia.
This week we remember the #Srebrenica genocide victims.
This is a nomadic art installation from Aida Šehović called Što te nema (Why aren’t you with us?) reminding of the suspected 8372 men and children systematically killed in the week preceding the 11th of July 1995.
This is a nomadic art installation from Aida Šehović called Što te nema (Why aren’t you with us?) reminding of the suspected 8372 men and children systematically killed in the week preceding the 11th of July 1995.
With the ongoing Russian invasion on #Ukraine, the spotlight should be again on this troubled community.
#Srebrenica #SrebrenicaGenocide
#Srebrenica #SrebrenicaGenocide
Now in Bosnia-Herzegovina, #Srebrenica happens to be located within the Serb entity, which represents 49% of the country. On the image above you can read in Cyrillic "Protectors of the orthodox faith" showing Milorad Dodik (Serb Presidency Member of BiH) and Putler together.
