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THE TRIAL AND THE WALL

Goran Fejic

6 November 2009

The celebration of Europe's "velvet revolutions" is an appropriate time to recall that what happened in Srebrenica is also part of Europe's post-1989 history, says Goran Fejic.

When they arrested Radovan K he knew that
the times had changed.
They did not arrest him because of the charges brought against him by a remote international
tribunal...   More >>>

THE DARK CONTINENT

Hitler's European
Holocaust Helpers

By SPIEGEL Staff

20 May 2009

The Germans are responsible for the
industrial-scale mass murder of 6 million Jews. But the collusion of other European countries in the Holocaust has received surprisingly little attention until recently. The trial of John Demjanjuk is set to throw a spotlight on Hitler's foreign helpers. He's been here before, in this country
of perpetrators. He saw...
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PROCLAIM JULY 11
REMEMBRANCE DAY FOR
SREBRENICA GENOCIDE

11 February 2009.

Dear Mr. President:
We appeal to you in your capacity as the President of the Republic with authority to influence key decisions and governmental policies: Underlying that the decision of the International Court of Justice specifically obliges Serbia to distance itself
from war crimes;
Reminding that on January 15, 2009 the European Parliament adopted a resolution proclaiming...
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BOSNIA: NEW ROW
OVER ICJ RULING

Last year's International Court of Justice ruling provokes political disagreement in Bosnia.

By IWPR and RFE staff in Sarajevo and Belgrade

Bosnian victims of the 1990s Balkans wars welcomed last year's ICJ ruling that Serbia was guilty of failing to punish the perpetrators of genocide. However, 12 months later, it seems that the verdict has only served to deepen political division in the country. When the verdict of the world's highest court
was announ...   More >>>

BOSNIAKS STILL SEEK
SERBIA GENOCIDE
CONVICTION

And a German court ruling in a genocide case might help them achieve that.

By Edina Becirevic in Sarajevo (TU No 537, 8-Feb-08)

A year has passed since
the International Court of Justice, ICJ, decided Serbia was not guilty of genocide
in Bosnia, and survivors angry about the ruling have sought new ways of obtaining justice. The court ruled that Serbia bore no direct responsibility for what happened in Bosnia in
1992-5, and decided that the only...   More >>>

A STATEMENT AT THE
SEVENTH BIENNIAL
MEETING OF THE
INTERNATIONAL
ASSOCIATION OF
GENOCIDE SCHOLARS

Sarajevo, July 2007

Florance Hartmann

Ladies and Gentlemen,
Genocide was defined as a crime of destroying or committing conspiracy to destroy a national, ethnic, racial or religious group. Genocides or mass killings characterized by their systematic and widespread nature emerge from a long process recognisable by its pattern of purposeful
actions that...   More >>>

INTERNATIONAL
COMPLICITY IN THE
BOSNIAN GENOCIDE

Sylvie Mutton

(A Statemnet at the
Seventh Biennial Meeting
of the International
Association of Genocide
Scholars, Sarajevo,
July 2007 )

Ladies and gentlemen,
Having very little time to speak, I will be direct; I'll
just say clearly what I believe about Western complicity with the
genocide that occurred in Bosnia in the 1990s. But it
is disturbing for me to do
so here, when among all
the scholars...   More >>>

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