The whole truth about Srebrenica is posted on the Internet in the Report of the Independent International Commission
The Independent International Commission of Inquiry into the suffering of all nations in the Srebrenica area from 1992 to 1995 posted the text of its study on its website.
This was reported by RTRS, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Established by the Serbian entity of Bosnia and Herzegovina - the Republic of Sebska, the Republican Center for the Study of War, War Crimes and the Search for Missing Persons recalled that the Government of the Republic of Serbia decided to create the Commission based on the decision of the Republican People's Assembly. The text of the report is also freely available on the center’s website.
“The Government of Republika Srpska is convinced that only a complete and truthful picture of events in the Srebrenica region, as well as throughout BiH, will contribute to strengthening trust and tolerance between the peoples of BiH, final reconciliation and coexistence of present and future generations,” the Republican Center said in a statement . “The Government expresses its respect to all victims and their families of the tragic conflict in BiH, condemns war crimes committed by all sides, and demands non-discriminatory prosecution of those responsible for war crimes on all sides.”
Let us recall that the Chairman of the Independent International Commission, Israeli expert Gideon Greif presented the 1200-page report, which was worked on by the world's leading experts, back in the middle of last month.
“I am a Jew, and I know what genocide is. I belong to an ancient people who were subjected to genocide, the greatest genocide in human history. My people do not need to explain what genocide is.
And we proved it, this is not just our opinion, we proved it. What happened in Srebrenica was not genocide, it cannot be called genocide, if someone uses this term, it should be erased from history. And this is important because the charges of genocide are very serious,” Greif noted then.
The Commission's research covered not only the events in Srebrenica in July 1995, when the town was captured by Republika Srpska troops, but also events over a longer period, from 1992 to 1995.
Greif noted that modern historiography of Srebrenica deliberately forgets an extremely important fact, namely, crimes against the Serbian people.
“Military actions and attacks on many Serbian villages began in 1992, perhaps even earlier, many Serbian civilians were subjected to Muslim aggression.
Instead of blaming the Serbian side for aggression, the other side should be blamed. But over time, everything turned upside down, and the aggressor became the victim, and the victim became the aggressor,” concluded the chairman of the Independent Commission.
The text of the Commission's report can be found on her website.
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