Memorialization of the Srebrenica Massacre
Scenes show the opening of a mass
grave from the 1995 massacre of 7000 Bosnian Muslim men by Serb (Chetnik)
forces while the Dutch UN Peacekeepers did nothing to protect the civilian
population. 30,000+ people, mostly Bosnian Muslims, attended the memorial
on July 10, 2007 where these photos were taken. 465 victims, found in mass
graves and identified by DNA testing we formally buried at the Potocari
memorial. The bodies were in modest wood coffins draped in green, and
carried by the crowd over their heads to the burial site.
Photos taken as part of the International Association of Genocide Scholars
Conference in Sarajevo, Bosnia, July 2007. Photos by Stephen Feinstein.
IAGS Group at Mass Grave unearthed June 28, 2007
Predominantly Muslim mourners make a pilgrimage to the cemetery at Potocari, near Srebrenica.
Mourners carry overhead remains of massacre victims unearthed from mass graves, identified by DNA, and buried in green-draped coffins.
President Haris Silajdiz of Bosnia attended the commemoration and spoke
with mourners.
Haris Silajdzic won the Muslim Bosniak seat in the Bosnian three-member presidency. He is shown in center wearing a tie.
Survivors of the Srebrenica Massacre tell their stories at the International Association of Genocide Scholars Conference, Sarajevo, July 2007
More information on the Srebrenica Massacre
Fox News
World News
University at Buffalo, NY JUSTWATCH Archives
Srebrenica Genocide on blogspot.com
Srebrenica Survivors on blogspot.com - Receiving Threats
For other monuments see:
- Auschwitz Death Camp
- Belzec Death Camp memorial, Poland
- Berlin-Denkmal
- Berlin Memorials
- Birkenau
- Buchenwald Concentration Camp
- Drancy and other monuments in France
- George Segal's Monument to Holocaust, San Francisco
- Holocaust Memorials by Peter Boiger
- Krakow Deportation Monument
- Majdanek Death Camp
- Memorial to Murdered Jews of Lithuania at Ponar
- Miami Holocaust Memorial
- Philadelphia Armenian Monument
- Philadelphia Holocaust Memorial
- Places of Remembrance, Berlin
- Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp
- Terezin
- Westerbork Concentration Camp
- Smaller Holocaust memorials and sites of interest in Europe and Israel
