I appreciate the documentation, however let's stick to the facts

1. 8,000 men, most of whom were combatants in an ongoing war, ended up dead or missing
   
2. There are no Dutch witnesses to a single death
   
3. There was no single "mass" grave, but a multitude of mass graves, containing these men.
   
4. There are many mass graves in both Bosnia and Kosovo, containing dead from completely unrelated incidents
   
5. All the graves of Srebrenica men combined add up to 3,000 meaning there are 5,000 either missing or unaccounted for - either they're in undiscovered graves or they died ELSEWHERE (or are living elsewhere, potentially)

Does that negate the fact the men of Srebrenica died a horrible death? No.  But that doesn't make it "the worst genocide since WW2" either.

Let's also not forget neither Mladic nor Milosevic has ever been convicted of anything, regardless of how you feel about these men.

I'm not arguing that something horrific didn't happen, I'm saying that it has not been accurately represented for a reason - as part of a propaganda campaign against the Serbian government.

Pax

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