Petition launched to revise trial of Young Bosnia members

Agree with Nenad. Besides, however "noble" his intentions might have been, murder is still murder and Princip is guilty of that.

Would this be money well spent? Couldn't historians just call this a politically charged trial conducted by an occupying force in wartime? It doesn't take a genius to figure out that trials taking place under those types of circumstances are guaranteed to be flawed. Instead of trying to revisit a legal process concluded a century ago, spend a few thousand euros to sponsor an exhibit celebrating the martyrdom of Princip and others. After all, isn't that what Kusturica seeks to do anyway?

Princip was traitor of Bosnia.
Bosniak must have the control over "Andricgrad" and traitor Kusturica

@Adem
Kusturica is not a Traitor by any means. He is a man with a clear understanding of his history. Adem, you could learn from Kusturica. In any case, Serbs know who were the big traitors that took on Islam from the Otomans.

Would this be money well spent? Couldn't historians just call this a politically charged trial conducted by an occupying force in wartime? It doesn't take a genius to figure out that trials taking place under those types of circumstances are guaranteed to be flawed. Instead of trying to revisit a legal process concluded a century ago, spend a few thousand euros to sponsor an exhibit celebrating the martyrdom of Princip and others. After all, isn't that what Kusturica seeks to do anyway?

Agree with Nenad. Besides, however "noble" his intentions might have been, murder is still murder and Princip is guilty of that.

@Adem
Kusturica is not a Traitor by any means. He is a man with a clear understanding of his history. Adem, you could learn from Kusturica. In any case, Serbs know who were the big traitors that took on Islam from the Otomans.

Princip was traitor of Bosnia.
Bosniak must have the control over "Andricgrad" and traitor Kusturica