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At least 5770 Serbs were killed in Sarajevo between 1992 and 1995. This is the number of victims with known names, surnames, dates of birth and death, plus 860 who are missing. These are not the final figures.
 

Srebrenica, July 1995 - In search of Truth
Friday, 10 April 2009
THE HIDDEN TRUTH

srebrenica-95-cover Truth is one and in opposition to it there are many things that in various forms fight to suppress it. Therefore, the truth remains often solitary, and it is in any way "slow" and unobtrusive. It is surrounded by a cloud of semi-truths and non-truths, attractive and noisome, which often have the support of "free", "independent", "objective" intellectuals and media, that are less media than "advocates". The semi-truth is also created by suppressing or neglecting the real truth or by creating lies. In case of Srebrenica, both methods are at work.

Exactly half a century after the beginning of World War II, the Serbs were again attacked with one of Hitler's methods. According to the system, the whole of the surrounding community is aroused against the Serbs. The terrain for such a state of affairs had been prepared decades earlier, with a secret hope that they could also this time execute a pogrom over the Serbs similar to that of 1941. "The crusade of Muslims against the Serbian villages was in a way an all-people's movement. After the soldiers, the conquered villages would be assaulted by the second and third echelons, by their relatives, neighbors and friends, the so-called civilians: women, children, old people, with all sorts of weapons and instruments..."If this could not be achieved as desired, the second plan was to be activated.
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The Book of The Dead Serbs Of Srebrenica and Birac Region 1992-1995
Wednesday, 08 April 2009

THE BOOK OF THE DEAD SERBS
OF SREBRENICA
AND BIRA
Č REGION

1992-1995

thebookofthedeadserbs-wThis book of the dead gathers Serbs from Srebrenica and Birač region who were killed during the war 1992-1995. New martyrs - 3,287 of them - rest under new crosses in their ancestral land. Many of the exiled families could not move away their homes and farmsteads, instead they carried with them the newly made coffins with their dead relatives. The same hand took away their lives, so it is appropriate that they should rest in peace in the same cemetery. Their graves are the terrible monument of the great historic tragedy and a lasting warning to our descendants. They are the victims presented to the altar of our Homeland, our Orthodox Christian Faith and our Freedom. Their heads have been laid in the foundations of the Republic of Srpska.

Oh Lord, take these Martyr Souls into Thou Heavenly Kingdom!

 

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The Srebrenica ID Card
Tuesday, 07 April 2009

The Srebrenica ID Card

by

Milivoje Ivanišević

Introduction

In a recent judgment handed down by the International Court of Justice, the Army of the Republic Srpska was named as a possible perpetrator of genocide against Muslims in Srebrenica. Despite the fact that charges against Serbia for complicity in genocide, albeit a local one that did or did not take place in Srebrenica, have been dropped, prejudiced political proponents ascribe all manner of guilt to Serbia and have thus concluded  that the Serbian parliament must issue an official public declaration that is tantamount to an apology for Serbia, which, during the years of Slobodan Milosević’s rule did not prevent the crime that took place in Srebrenica, and did not either then or afterwards make an effort to satisfy all the demands of International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia in The Hague by arresting and remanding every individual indicted by The Hague Tribunal who is sought in Serbia.
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Was 'Srebrenica genocide' a hoax?
Sunday, 13 May 2007
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Posted: May 1, 2007



Was 'Srebrenica genocide' a hoax?

By Aleksandar Pavic


For more than 10 years, the term "Srebrenica" has been used to denote the slaughter of "innocent Muslims" at the hands of Christians – more specifically, the Bosnian Serb army, alleged to have slaughtered, according to the version currently accepted by most major media, "between 7,000 and 8,000 Muslims" when it captured that small town in eastern Bosnia in mid-July 1995. As the story goes, the Bosnian Serbs captured this "U.N.-protected zone" and proceeded to take away and execute thousands of men, women and children in the space of several days, subsequently burying them in mass graves that are still being dug up almost 12 years later.

Belgrade-based historian and researcher, Milivoje Ivanisevic, who has been documenting Yugoslavian civil war casualties for more than a decade, has recently challenged the claims in a new booklet, "The Srebrenica Identity Card," which documents hundreds of bodies buried at the Srebrenica Memorial that were not killed in July 1995, when the alleged genocide took place, including cases of people who died natural deaths a full 13 years before the event took place.



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SREBRENICA, JULY 1995
Monday, 30 April 2007
— IN SEARCH OF TRUTH —

Milivoje Ivanišević
 
 
 
Since 11 July 1995, when the Serbs came back to Srebrenica by force of arms, the same way they were driven away, there have been rumors about a large number of the killed Moslems, primarily innocent Moslem civilians, elderly men, women and children. Over time, the figures were being multiplied to finally become incredible in size making it nowadays possible not only for the Hague Tribunal, Moslem religious and civil authorities, as expected and perhaps logical, but for the officials of other countries as well to talk about genocide. The list contains numerous non-governmental organizations, especially from Sarajevo and Belgrade, financed mostly by Soros, who have been rehashing, multiplying and constantly keeping the issue in the limelight. The dead Moslem fighters of Srebrenica are, now with no blame whatsoever, parts of various combinations of those who have never known them and who nowadays constantly and without any emotional ties laid claim to them and “defend” them. The imposed Srebrenica cult seems to be still keeping watch over our conscience and becoming a metaphor of almost unbelievable and, above all, even genocidal crime of the Serbian people against the innocent citizens of that Bosnian town misplaced in gorges and wilderness.

Is it all true?


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SREBRENICA, JULY 1995 / Part II
Monday, 30 April 2007
IN SEARCH OF TRUTH

Milivoje Ivanišević

(Continuation)

Local troubles of Srebrenica citizens

There are a lot of testimonies, mostly given by townspeople but also by foreigners coming and staying in the town during the war from May 1992, and especially from 17 April 1993, up to the mid-July 1995, that is until the town was under the protection of the UN. On this occasion we shall mostly take the opinions of Srebrenica people themselves. The experiences of all of them neither speak well about the living conditions in the town nor about the established regime.

According to some of them, the local misunderstandings, quarrels, conflicts and intolerance, were caused by underhand dealings with food distribution and other daily needs, especially with humanitarian aid supplied by road and air. Ordinary people complained that most of it was being taken by those already well-to-do and who came there with a lot of supplies taken from occupied Serbian villages.



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