Srebrenica Massacre

 Srebrenica Massacre (war crime)

Date	11 July 1995 - 13 July 1995
Interest of	Stefan Karganovic, Wim Kok, Joris Voorhoeve, Andy Wilcoxson

The Srebrenica massacre, also known as the Srebrenica genocide, refers to the July 1995 killing, during the Bosnian War of several thousand Bosnian Muslim men and boys in and around Srebrenica in Bosnia.

The corresponding Wikipedia page is a virtual historical compendium of the whole affair from the perspective of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia and western establishment orthodoxy. Dissenting opinion is not allowed. This page needs considerable work to properly summarise things from a Serb perspective.

In the meantime the following Wikispooks-hosted documents should be of help to those who understand the propaganda uses to which the affair has been ruthlessly harnessed by the US/NATO official narrative.

 

Event

Event
Srebrenica Massacre

 

Witness

Witness	Description
Netherlands/Army	Prosecuted for war crimes in Iraq, Indonesia & Bosnia. Their role in the Srebrenica massacre is particularly sketchy.

 

Related Documents

Title	Type	Publication date	Author(s)	Description
Document:International Injustice: the Conviction of Radovan Karadzic	article	30 March 2016	Diana Johnstone	Commentary on the guilty verdict on Radovan Karadzic by the International Criminal Court on 24 March 2016
Document:Ratko Mladic Interview	interview	26 August 2011	CNN
Document:Srebrenica Dissected	article	6 August 2011	Editorial staff
Document:Srebrenica Shroud of Secrecy on DNA Evidence	webpage	11 August 2011	Andy Wilcoxson
Document:Srebrenica Was An Inside Job	webpage	7 August 2011	Andy Wilcoxson
Document:Why We Need to Remember Srebrenica	article	3 December 2015	Zarah Sultana	Zarah Sultana, then a student at the University of Birmingham, wrote an article about her trip to Srebrenica
File:Srebrenica 1995-2015-Just the facts.pdf	booklet	July 2015	Stefan Karganovic Aleksandar Pavic	A compendium of facts about the so-called 'Srebrenica genocide' published to coincide with the 20th anniversary of the events the term purposts to describe
File:Srebrenica massacre.pdf	book	2011	Phillip Corwin George Bogdanich Tim Fenton Jonathan Rooper George Szamuely Michael Mandel Philip Hammond (Ac) Edward Herman	Forensic examination of the event that has come to be known as "The Srebrenica Massacre" in the western mainstrean narrative of the break-up of the former Yugoslavia

 

The Official Culprit

Name
Army of the Republika SrpskaScorpions paramilitary group

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