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Gettysburg College in The CoffeeliciousNov 13, 20154 min read

What we can learn from Srebrenica

and the sorrow of a civil war generation

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Hamish ’Managua’ Gunn in Beautiful HaībunJul 11, 20151 min read

The Srebrenica Fountain

A brief flirtation with a gruesome scene from the past

Ihear it is a quiet place these days. There is a large fountain near the entrance, they say, with its waters cascading down to a base connected with smaller fountains…

Global VoicesSep 14, 20154 min read

Film ‘Fog of Srebrenica’ Shows Us The People Who Survived One of Europe’s Worst Massacres

Dave Mattingly in The SpyglassJul 10, 20154 min read

Srebrenica “We Could Have Prevented This Horror, We Chose Not To”

Srebrenica: The name of a town that few people in the United States recognize unless they…

Rob FrancisDec 18, 20155 min read

A moment that changed me in 2015, #1

In May this year, Josie and I went to Sarajevo. I can’t remember why we decided on Bosnia, but it turned out to be one of my most memorable holidays ever.

To start with, Bosnia is a beautiful country. Sarajevo is a wonderful city, Mostar is…

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Dave Mattingly in Point of DecisionNov 6, 20153 min read

Responsibility to Protect

“Through error, misjudgment and an inability to recognize the scope of the evil confronting us, we failed to do…

VII Photo AgencyJan 30, 20152 min read

From the VII Photo Archives: Srebrenica

Today, the Srebrenica massacre verdicts were upheld at a war…

ModernWorldWandererJul 12, 20153 min read

Srebrenica and Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić

From 6 April 1992 to 14 December 1995 what came to be known as the “Bosnian War” took place. Its goal was the creation of a “Great Serbia”, consisted of people with purely Serbian blood. And thus, under President Milosevic’s protection and…