On July 11, 1995, the Serbian army entered the town of Srebrenica in eastern Bosnia-Herzegovina and in the days that followed killed 8,000 Bosniak men and boys. The Srebrenica genocide was the largest mass murder in Europe since the end of World War II, and the country is still recovering from the war that ended 15 years ago. Hatidza Mehmedovic, who lost her husband and two sons in the genocide, stands in a Srebrenica cemetery.
Andy Spyra is a freelance photographer based in Germany.
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KEZI
7:43 PM ET
July 9, 2010
I have always wondered why
I have always wondered why does Serbia remains caressing despite all those crimes they did in Balkan !
AANCHAL.ANAND
1:50 AM ET
July 11, 2010
Srebrenica
One of the best Photo Essays I have ever seen! Brilliant work!
CHINK LIKE ROCK
10:32 AM ET
July 12, 2010
Homeni Lupus
Emm....
Excuse me, Serbian is which part of africa..?
I thought they learn from ww2
PAULRH
12:20 PM ET
July 12, 2010
photo quality
Photographer must have a stock of grade 0 paper
AR
5:10 PM ET
July 12, 2010
When will we see a photo
When will we see a photo essay of the 1.5 million Armenians killed by the young turks in 1915-1922?
NSC LONDON
8:07 AM ET
July 14, 2010
Don't be so negative!
I just saw a young Turk holding a poster that said "Armenian Girls Love Turkish Guys." See, all that gang rape hasn't gone unappreciated! Yet, somehow Muzzos remain the eternal victims.
GISDUDEZ916
5:24 PM ET
July 12, 2010
Slobo and Radtko - when will justice come?
I was a just discharged US Navy Electrician's Mate when the war in Bosnia/Serbia was raging. I have always wondered why, in the face of overwhelming hate crimes, genocide and barbaric conduct - all we did was just send over a squadron or 2 of F-16's? NATO'S RESPONSE WAS PATHETIC.
Why would we let Milosevic and Mladic and Arkann (I think I spelled it right?) run around, unchecked? It's not like they were warriors, but just a bunch of thugs trying to get their grip on power - no matter what the price.
Will the 8,000 and their families EVER get justice?
MUSTNOTSLEEP14
6:08 PM ET
July 13, 2010
I love the decision to send
I love the decision to send in only air forces, we hardly had any casualties in that "war." Remember, 8000 people PER DAY died in the Rwandan genocide, for 100 days. What is a tragedy for Europe/America is often the best case scenario for the rest of the world.
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8:05 PM ET
July 22, 2010
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8:43 AM ET
July 26, 2010
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