“Bosnia covered up war crimes”

It is quite uinderstandable that Serbs are providing information concerning mass graves containing victims of Serb origin. Please remember that not all Muslims, all Croats and all Serbs in Bosnia committed war crimes. Some of them were actually victims of a conflict they did not support. The conflict in Bosnia had more than one perpetrator. Some countries, international envoys and individuals from foreign missions seem to forget this. One would wish that the international envoys paid the same amount of respect to the families of missing Serbs as families of missing persons from other ethnic groups. Every missing person has a family with the right to have the mystery of their loved ones disclosed. They furthermore should be paid respect and achieve appropriate help from the international community and the investigators from The International War Crimes Tribunal in particular. Internationals that served in Bosnia in 1995 were not allowed access to the Ozren salient during the period the Muslim forces and their "friends" conducted an offensive in order to gain teritory before the map drawings in Dayton, Ohio.

My friend’s father is on that list of missing Serbs, so I appreciate your comments Daniel. You are right, that sectors of Serbian society are guilty of committing the same facts, however that does not mean Serbian victims are unworthy of justice as well. I do recognize you are a moderate Daniel.

Funny that this complaint comes from RS, masters at moving mass graves. However, if this report is true, perpetrators should be brought to justice. No excuses.

yes, i agree w/the general sense of these postings/threads -- all war crimes must come to light, and war criminals, regardless of ethnicity, prosecuted. but i must stress to serbs and their "allies" -- serbia and serb forces throughout the balkans have been guilty of both widespread atrocities (this is what some of us correctly call genocide) and the ensuing covering up of said atrocities. there are so many examples of this that it is pointless here to even begin a list. so if there is such widespread denial (and collaboration in guilt) then how can we possibly move forward? and at the same time many posters here demand that albanians in kosovo/a must accept serbian leadership. so "moderate" persons must see this obvious disconnect, and the impossibility of reconciliation as long as such attitudes persist...

Funny that this complaint comes from RS, masters at moving mass graves. However, if this report is true, perpetrators should be brought to justice. No excuses.

It is quite uinderstandable that Serbs are providing information concerning mass graves containing victims of Serb origin. Please remember that not all Muslims, all Croats and all Serbs in Bosnia committed war crimes. Some of them were actually victims of a conflict they did not support. The conflict in Bosnia had more than one perpetrator. Some countries, international envoys and individuals from foreign missions seem to forget this. One would wish that the international envoys paid the same amount of respect to the families of missing Serbs as families of missing persons from other ethnic groups. Every missing person has a family with the right to have the mystery of their loved ones disclosed. They furthermore should be paid respect and achieve appropriate help from the international community and the investigators from The International War Crimes Tribunal in particular. Internationals that served in Bosnia in 1995 were not allowed access to the Ozren salient during the period the Muslim forces and their "friends" conducted an offensive in order to gain teritory before the map drawings in Dayton, Ohio.

My friend’s father is on that list of missing Serbs, so I appreciate your comments Daniel. You are right, that sectors of Serbian society are guilty of committing the same facts, however that does not mean Serbian victims are unworthy of justice as well. I do recognize you are a moderate Daniel.

yes, i agree w/the general sense of these postings/threads -- all war crimes must come to light, and war criminals, regardless of ethnicity, prosecuted. but i must stress to serbs and their "allies" -- serbia and serb forces throughout the balkans have been guilty of both widespread atrocities (this is what some of us correctly call genocide) and the ensuing covering up of said atrocities. there are so many examples of this that it is pointless here to even begin a list. so if there is such widespread denial (and collaboration in guilt) then how can we possibly move forward? and at the same time many posters here demand that albanians in kosovo/a must accept serbian leadership. so "moderate" persons must see this obvious disconnect, and the impossibility of reconciliation as long as such attitudes persist...