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11/07/2015 will mark the 20th Anniversary of the genocide in Srebrenica. We were here to commemorate, educate and to call the world to do the same. We’re asking you to join us in doing so. Honour the victims, listen to the survivors, learn the facts and make a promise to never forget what happened on this day.
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Below are several photos of the identification process of Visegrad genocide victims who were found in Lake Perucac. These victims were identified in May, 2012. Photo credits: Almir Panjeta/klix.ba
The remains of Alma Hasecic, Visegrad genocide victim
Alma Hasecic’s father identifying the remains of his daughter.
Alma Hasecic’s father Remzija prays for the soul of his daughter Alma who was murdered during the Visegrad genocide
Forensic expert Hamza Zujo explains to Alma Hasecic’s family the cause of death
The remains of Alma Hasecic
A Visegrad family mourns at the identification of a loved one
The identification room in the morgue in Visoko, Bosnia and Herzegovina
A new mass grave has been found in Visegrad. It is located in the Straziste cemetery in Visegrad. The site was covered with garbage. Among the remains of Bosniak victims were roof tiles, rubbish and especially lime.
The most important fact is that remains of clothing were found by which some victims maybe identified.
Note: This mass grave was found thanks to information given by local Visegrad Serbs who knew about this mass grave.
Image: A new mass grave was discovered in Straziste cemetary in Visegrad. The remains were mixed with roof tiles, rubbish and covered with lime. Clothing and shoes of victims were found in the mass grave.
Image: A new mass grave was discovered in Straziste cemetary in Visegrad. The remains were mixed with roof tiles, rubbish and covered with lime. Clothing and shoes of victims were found in the mass grave.
Image: A new mass grave was discovered in Straziste cemetary in Visegrad. The remains were mixed with roof tiles, rubbish and covered with lime. Clothing and shoes of victims were found in the mass grave.
Image: A new mass grave was discovered in Straziste cemetary in Visegrad. The remains were mixed with roof tiles, rubbish and covered with lime. Clothing and shoes of victims were found in the mass grave.
Image: A new mass grave was discovered in Straziste cemetary in Visegrad. The remains were mixed with roof tiles, rubbish and covered with lime. Clothing and shoes of victims were found in the mass grave.
Image: A new mass grave was discovered in Straziste cemetary in Visegrad. The remains were mixed with roof tiles, rubbish and covered with lime. Clothing and shoes of victims were found in the mass grave.
Image: A new mass grave was discovered in Straziste cemetary in Visegrad. The remains were mixed with roof tiles, rubbish and covered with lime. Clothing and shoes of victims were found in the mass grave.
Novo Rajak, sentenced for war crimes committed against Bosniaks in Visegrad.
On 27.November 2006 the Cantonal Court in Sarajevo declared Novo Rajak, a Bosnian Serb reserve police officer to 14 years in prison for war crimes against Bosniaks in Visegrad during the 1992-95 Aggression. The court convicted Novo Rajak, 41, of crimes against the Bosniak population of the Visegrad area in eastern Bosnia-Herzegovina during the early years of the Genocide.
These included the expulsion of Muslim residents from their homes and the destruction of their property. The court also found him guilty of a role in atrocities against Muslim civilians, some of whom disappeared after Serbs captured the enclave of Zepa in 1995.
*READ about other Visegrad Mass Murderers:
1. Zeljko Lelek
3. Boban Simsic
5. Milan Lukic
Visegrad Genocide Memories 