6 November 1995 Ahead of the peace talks in the military base near Dayton, the destiny of the Srebrenica Muslims has come into focus again. The reports of the U.N. and American intelligence services, published by influential media, mention “liquidation of six to eight thousand Muslims whose remains lie in several mass graves.” Srebrenica, together with Zepa and Gorazde, is […]
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