Documentries on Srebrenica

SREBRENICA-A CRY FROM THE GRAVE-THIS IS THE SAME DOCUMENTARY THAT I HAVE BEEN SELLING (STORY OF SREBRENICA) EXCEPT THIS IS THE BRITISH VERSION (THE BETTER VERSION I MAY ADD).THE FOTOS ARE OF NASER ORIC AND RATKO MLADIC. IT IS A RARE LOOK INSIDE THE WORST ATROCITY IN EUROPE SINCE WWII. THERE IS BETTER FOOTAGE AND MORE COMPLEX STORY THAN AMERICAN VERSION. EVERY TIME I VIEW THIS DVD I AM SHOCKED AND AMAZED. A UNIQUE CHANCE TO BETTER UNDERSTAND ONE OF THE WORST CRIMES IN THE MODERN WORLD. 90 MINUTES IN ENGLISH.

STORY OF SREBRENICA-THIS IS THE SAME DOCUMENTARY THAT I HAVE BEEN SELLING (STORY OF SREBRENICA) EXCEPT THIS IS THE BRITISH VERSION (THE BETTER VERSION I MAY ADD).THE FOTOS ARE OF NASER ORIC AND RATKO MLADIC. IT IS A RARE LOOK INSIDE THE WORST ATROCITY IN EUROPE SINCE WWII. THERE IS BETTER FOOTAGE AND MORE COMPLEX STORY THAN AMERICAN VERSION. EVERY TIME I VIEW THIS DVD I AM SHOCKED AND AMAZED. A UNIQUE CHANCE TO BETTER UNDERSTAND ONE OF THE WORST CRIMES IN THE MODERN WORLD. 90 MINUTES IN ENGLISH.

SREBRENICA THE UNBURIED WAR
TRIUMPH OF EVIL SREBRENICA-TELLS THE FOLLOW UP STORY OF THE DVD "SREBRENICA A CRY FROM THE GRAVE. THIS DVDS SHOWS SERBIAN RECORDINGS AND DUTCH RECORDINGS OF THE TAKE OVER OF SREBRENICA AND WHAT HAPPEND NEXT. THIS IS A RARE LOOK INSIDE ONE OF THE WORST CRIMES IN THE WORLD HISTORY. A RARE AND INTERESTING DVD FOR ALL THOSE INTERESTED IN LEARNING MORE. IT IS 90 MINUTES AND IS IN BOSNIAN AND ENGLISH WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES.

 SREBRENICA INFERNO-THIS IS AN INTERESTING LOOK BACK AT THE EVENTS IN SREBRENICA IN 1995. IT IS MORE THAN THAT THOUGH. IT LOOKS AT THE AREA SINCE THEN AND THE ATTEMPT OF THE PEOPLE WHO FLED WHO HAVE SENSE RETURNED AS THEY TRY TO REBUILD THEIR LIVES. IT SHOWS THE ATTEMPT AT JUSTICE AND FINDING THE VICTIMS STILL MISSING. IT ALSO SHOWS THE 10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY EVENTS IN SREBRENICA AND AROUND THE WORLD. IT ALSO TALKS WITH SURVIVORS. IT IS A 3 PART DVD AND IS IN ENGLISH. IT IS ABOUT 2 HOURS IN LENGTH.

SREBRENICA KRIK 1995-2005-THIS IS AN EXCELLENT HISTORICAL DOCUMENTATION OF THE FALL OF SREBRENICA AND THE AFTERMATH. THIS DVD HAS THE COMPLETE SCORPIONS MASSACRE OF CIVILLIANS PLUS SO MUCH MORE. IT IS DIVIDED INTO 5 PARTS. IT IS 3 HOURS IN LENGTH AND IS IN BOSNIAN.

SREBRENICA 11.07.1995-11.07.2005 The unburied war


SREBRENICA THE LOST IMAGES- t Everyone remembers the harrowing footage of the Srebrenica massacre shot by Zoran Petrovic, the only cameraman to capture the events on film. But this week’s fascinating documentary shows that the very worst of his pictures never reached our TV screens. Key scenes from Petrovic’s rushes were ‘lost’ or blacked over, presumably to prevent reprisals. We unearth the lost images, and the completed jigsaw is even more heinous than the already blood-spattered picture. Amazingly, Petrovic has never been interviewed by the War Crimes Tribunal about what he saw. For the first time, his incriminating material is available for scrutiny. Under the watch of Dutchbat soldiers, queues of Muslim men and women are separated by one of General Mladic’s men. They are familiar images, broadcast by TV stations around the world in the wake of the Srebrenica massacre. The War Crimes Tribunal in The Hague used Zoran Petrovic's tape to secure several prosecutions for the massacres in the early 1990s and to investigate the involvement of Dutch peacekeepers Dutchbat. It is 30 minutes in length and is in English.

Souvenir Srebrenica-A path through the memory of the last European genocide in the year of its 10th anniversary. Souvenir Srebrenica looks for a thread among the fragments of the tragedy, juxtaposing theatre, home movies from the siege, inedited archives, and nude documentary on the present life of the survivors. The exceptional film is mainly based on fragments of historical footage from 1995 and interviews with both Muslim and Serb survivors still living in Srebrenica today. This award winning documentary on Srebrenica and what has happened afterwards. It is 90 minutes in length and is in Italian with English subtitles.

Srebrenica: Autopsy of a Massacre In July 1995, at the height of the Bosnian war, French policeman Jean-René Ruez, arrived in Sarajevo tasked with hunting down snipers. But after hearing rumors thousands of Muslim men were being tortured and executed, he quickly abandoned his original mission. Appointed Chief Investigator by the Hague, Ruez has spent the past 13 years working tirelessly to prove the massacres were planned in advance. Haunted by all he has learnt and worn down by the weight of his responsibility, Ruez has sacrificed everything to try and hold the guilty to account. Through his eyes, we gain a fresh perspective on what happened at Srebrenica. 52 minutes in English.

RATKO MLADIC ZEPA, VLASENICA AND THE WHITE WOLVES RARE FOOTAGE OF MLADIC IN EASTERN BOSNIA IN 1995 BEFORE THE FALL OF THE EASTERN ENLCAVES. 2HR 30 MINUTES OF RARE FOOTAGE! IN BOSNIAN/SERBIAN! It shows Mladic in Srebrenica after the fall and talking to the victims of Srebrenica genocide as they are about to be taken away. It also shows the VRS forces around Srebrenica after the fall.

skies above srebrenica! 101 minutes w english subtitles! On the 11 of July 1995, the most mortifying crimes after World War II in Europe destroyed the Bosnian town of Srebrenica. Shootings and deportations beyond imagination were preceded by a betrayal of humanity: while 40,000 civilians were looking into the sky of Srebrenica, waiting for a sign from the international community, guaranteeing their protection, the headquarters of the United Nations decided to surrender. The betrayal kills 8,372 men, women and children. Sky above Srebrenica is based on protocols of the secret crisis meetings of the UN headquarters. In a unique way never before released original material of the consequences is shown next to those who are responsible for these.

CANDLES AGAINST THE NIGHT  a great documentary that shows  how young people in Srebrenica, regardless of ethnicity are trying to create a better future for themselves and their town. It asks the question who is trying to hold onto the past (politicians and religious leaders on all sides) and keep Bosnia from moving forward. 55 minutes in English w some subtitles.

Srebrenica the Fall this video has been used at the Hague tribunal that shows a timeline inside the besieged town of Srebrenica before the fall, during the fall and after the fall. A rare deep look at the genocide that happened in Bosnia in 1995 in Srebrenica over 3 hours in length.

Srebrenica A Town Betrayed 60 min. made by Norway TV Documentary movie of the truth about Bosnian town of Srebrenica in July 1995 and the destiny of the Serbs in Sarajevo during the civil war in Bosnia & Herzegovina, 1992-1995. Movie is made by Norwegian directors and shown for the first time in Sweden and Norway in summer 2011. Movie is in English and Serbian language.

SREBRENICA WHAT REALLY HAPPENED: DVD IN ENGLISH FROM SERBIAN VIEWPOINT MOSTLY PROPAGANDA

Village of forgotten windows

Srebrenica never again

 

The most haunting image from the war in Bosnia and the fall of Srebrenica

The most haunting image from the war in Bosnia and the fall of Srebrenica.

If there is one image that is more haunting than all the rest from what was a brutal war, this is the image. A women who survived the fall of Srebrenica only to be unable to deal with the reality of what had happened to her and those she loved takes her own life.

 

          

Photo: Bosniak (Bosnian Muslim) woman Ferida Osmanovic hanging from a tree after the fall of Srebrenica. Photographed by Darko Bandic. According to the U.S. Dept of State, another 14-year-old Bosniak child hung herself with her scarf in Potocari after she and her 12-year old cousin were raped by Serb soldiers.

By STEPHEN KINZERPublished: July 14, 1995.New York Times

TUZLA, Bosnia and Herzegovina, July 13— Thousands of stunned Muslim refugees streamed into this town in northern Bosnia today, telling of bodies left hanging from trees and littering the street after the Bosnian Serb conquest of the “safe area” of Srebrenica.

Busloads of refugees, many with just the clothes on their backs, continued to arrive late into the night. They camped under a full moon on mosquito-infested fields near the Tuzla airport, trying to come to grips with their sudden losses.

Dozens of refugees interviewed here told similar stories of atrocities. Many said they had hidden fearfully in their homes on Tuesday night, after Bosnian Serbs had entered Srebrenica late Tuesday afternoon with virtually no resistance.

On Wednesday morning, these witnesses said, when Bosnian Serb soldiers routed them out to waiting buses for shipment to Government-held territory, they saw “many men hanging” — words repeatedly used — and many more men lying dead in the streets. There was no independent verification of their accounts.

The refugees said that they had heard some shots during the night but that many of the men had apparently been stabbed to death.

“I saw men who seemed to have gone crazy, killing people with knives,” said Vahida Nukic. “We didn’t know what was happening,” she added.

Some of the refugees also described rapes and abductions of women, notorious weapons of degradation in past episodes of “ethnic cleansing” by the Serbs.

United Nations troops in and around Tuzla were plainly overwhelmed by the sudden flood of refugees, who were living in a United Nations-declared “safe area” until Serbian troops stormed past a contingent of peacekeepers and fell upon them this week.

Relief workers, local volunteers and United Nations soldiers distributed blankets and rubber mattresses to a few lucky refugees and gave scraps of food to some children, but most refugees knew no comfort and ate nothing today.

The vast crowd sat almost completely motionless and silent, as if in a collective state of shock. The only sounds heard were plaintive wails of babies and small children, broken occasionally by amplified announcements from local fire engines that passed by with rations of water.

United Nations officials said more than 8,000 refugees had arrived in Tuzla by tonight, after they were dropped at the front lines by the Serbs and transported to Tuzla by the Bosnian Government.

Relief workers said the refugees were all women and children, and no men were seen among those camped at the airport tonight. Military-age men captured in the Srebrenica enclave were separated by the Serbs and sent to Bratunac, where Bosnian Serb officers said they would be questioned for possible war crimes [note: the only war criminals in and around Srebrenica were Serbian fascists who started massacring Bosniak people in April of 1992, three years before the 1995 Srebrenica genocide].

“I saw neighbors dead, and it made me crazy,” said Haka Nukic, 67, who was born in Srebrenica and has lived there all her life and is the mother of Vahida Nukic. “The first night the Serbs were in the town, we heard screaming in the streets until morning. They took women away and did bad things to them, and killed men the way you slaughter cattle.”

Mrs. Nukic said that her 16-year-old grandson had been captured, and that she fears he may have been killed.

“At first the Serbs said we shouldn’t worry, that they wanted peace, that nothing would happen to us,” she said. “But later, when it got dark, they turned into wild animals. I don’t see how we will ever be able to go back there.”

The Serbian decision to remove all of Srebrenica’s more than 40,000 Muslims, most of whom had moved there after being forced from their homes in previous Serb campaigns, was the latest spasm of the “ethnic cleansing” that has been a tactic of Serbian forces since the Bosnian war began three years ago.

It is an article of faith among Bosnian Serbs that their self-proclaimed state, which no other nation recognizes, cannot survive while pockets of Muslims remain.

Bosnian Serbs are seeking to consolidate their control over eastern Bosnia by overrunning the Muslim “safe areas” established by the United Nations in 1993. After their success in Srebrenica, they have begun to turn their firepower on nearby Zepa.

The commander of the Bosnian Serb Army, Gen. Ratko Mladic, asserted in an interview published today that the enclaves had never been truly demilitarized, and that in fact they had been used as bases from which Muslims had launched “terrorist actions.” In recent weeks there have been several reported incidents in which Muslim fighters evidently slipped out of the enclaves to raid Serb targets. [note: Serbs conveniently avoided to mention they also raided and attacked Bosnian Muslim  (Bosniak) villages around Srebrenica; Serbs blocked humanitarian aid from entering Srebrenica so they could starve Bosniak people to death.]

Asked if such assaults had been carried out by Muslim forces inside Srebrenica in recent weeks, a United Nations spokesman in Zagreb, Philip W. Arnold, replied: “It’s quite clear that there have been attacks by both sides that contradict their commitment to maintain this as a demilitarized area.”

Refugees interviewed today gave remarkably similar accounts of what they saw in Srebrenica. Their stories were graphic and horrific.

“I saw many bodies lying on the street,” said Beb Usmanovic, 25, as she cradled her 4-year-old son. “The men have all disappeared, and we think they may be dead. We are so scared, so sad, that we don’t know what to do.”

Muska Hasj, 24, said she saw women surrender themselves to rampaging Serbs in efforts to protect their families.

“The Serbs were running through the streets with knives,” she said. “They took some women away, and others hid inside their homes hoping not to be taken. A few went without protesting. I think they had lost their minds.”

“I have no idea where we will go now or what we will do. We have been thrown out into the wild like forest creatures, but we are normal European people. I don’t understand how this could happen.”

U.N. Condemns Serbian Actions

UNITED NATIONS, July 13 (By The New York Times) — The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Sadako Ogata, whose organization has led the relief effort in Bosnia, today used some of her toughest language yet in accusing the Bosnian Serbs of “ethnically cleansing” Srebrenica of its Muslim civilian population.

“It is inconceivable to me that the Bosnian Serbs can inflict such hardship on the people of Srebrenica — people who have already endured years of war and suffering,” Mrs. Ogata said. “This is one of the most blatant examples of ethnically motivated forced displacement we have seen yet in this war.”

Mrs. Ogata’s statement, issued here and in Geneva, referred to the “ruthless efficiency” with which the Bosnian Serbs were busing women, children and elderly people from Potocari, the United Nations base where thousands of refugees had fled, and detaining men and boys. Her criticism was echoed today by other humanitarian and human rights organizations.