Srirasbrenica still has been 30 years in the tension of the genocide

Silence is broken by a gatturl scream. A group of people scrapers the ground, exits the soil. One of them holds a clock; Second, a slipper.

The scene on the stage at Sarajovo’s War Theater is unhealthy familiar with the audience in the Srebrenica Flower World Premier. The play reflects not only July 1995 but also the terrible reality of the events of the events – but the division of the next decade and the division of Bosnia and Herzovina.

From World War II, the Shrimbranica massacre is the most notorious war in Europe. In East Bosnia, the Bosnian-Serbine army overraun the Srebranica, where the thousands of Muslims were safely trusted under the protection of the United Nations.

Instead, the Dutch soldiers stood aside as the Bosenian-Terb General Ratco Maladiz had directed their army to carry buses for transportation in the majority-Bosniak area. Then, in the next days, he oversee the systematic assassination of about 8,000 people – most, but they are not all men and children.

Maladi’s army threw dead bodies in a collective grave. But then, to hide their crimes, they resumed the remnants in multiple sites.

As a result, the body’s organs were distributed in multiple grave, which caused endless distress to the families of the victims. Many of them are still searching for their relatives.

As shown in the scenes in the flowers of other cerebranika – the body’s organs are capable of identifying the organs of clothing or personal objects.

This play also reflects the open -minded sections of the contemporary Bosenia and Herzovina. The audience in Sarajovo distributes the permanent oven to the artists and crews, mostly in the Serbia Republic, in Sripska, the political leaders frequently genocidated that the crime committed by Maladians in the International Tribunal in Hague, along with the previous convictions of Bosnian-Serov.

“When I thought the Years have gone for 3 years, we will come to our senses,” said Sarajevo War Theater’s lead actress Selma Alisapahia – former refugees from Bosnia’s struggle.

“People have been bored to prove that they have been proven many times in international courts. The stories of hatred and facts only serve criminals to the criminals who make profit from the war, and those who want to preserve their future today.”

Men’s rejection is not just a symptom of the country’s departments. Datan peace agreement ended the war just four months later. But this was divided into two “components” for ethnic reasons for Bosnia and Herzgovina. Most Bosniax and Croats live in Federation, while most Serbs are in SRPSK.

Each of the three main ethnic groups also has a state -level government along with a member of the presidency. But most power is at the level of existence.

In recent months, the president of the Republica Sympska has been taking advantage of it to abuse. Milorad Dodid is pressuring the law of withdrawal from numerous national organizations, including the judicial system. This has led to a conflict with Bosnia’s final power, an international high representative.

The current holder of that post Christian Shamit canceled the relevant laws. But Dodik refused to identify those decisions.

Earlier this year, the court sentenced him to a year and banned a six -year ban from the public office for ignoring the decision of the higher representative. This result is currently under appeal.

The following Sheninigans have forwarded – with the law to establish a “Reserve Police Force”. During Bosnia’s struggle, the same word was used for deadly Serb Militia.

“It is dangerous, playing with the memory of those who experienced the 1990 1990s,” says Shri Shmit.

“I see playing with the irresponsible part of the political class. We need a clear presence of the international community at the military level – so the European Union (EU peace power) gains more responsibility in this presence, promising to support them in a peaceful way.”

In the middle of Sarajovo, it is difficult to miss the reminders on the anniversary of the Sripranica genocide. During the monument, the Potoari cemetery was buried. Hundreds of people were trapped under the umbrella to show respect to the Kafila, the remnants of the recently known victims. Outside the city’s shopping center, the video screen, “remembering the Srebranica” urges the vidays.

But in the East Sarajova, about 15 minutes in the road, there are no public references in the massacre. Cyrillic script signs and Jellen beer umbrella indicate that this is the Republic Sirpska. And there is not much enthusiasm for these monuments in the building of the existence.

In fact, state-level Foreign Trade Minister Sa Sa Koak-Dodic’s SNSD party’s leading member-claims that the department is used to deepen the department and prevent harmony.

He says, “In this country, Bosniax, Croatte and Serb were killed – and three sides were committed by the three sides. When thinking about the future, it is important to hold all the criminals responsible for all sides,” he says.

“Bosniax only insists on talking about Bosniak victims. Serbranica has committed a crime – Serb has not rejected it – but we have the right to show crimes against Serbenica and surrounding Serbine.”

But thousands of other people are focusing on unity with Srebranica. On the eve of the monument, the monument center and the Potoari cemetery were already busy giving respect. And they arrived from across the country of groups of cyclists, runners and motorcyclists.

Mirala Osmania says this support is important to Bosniax who has returned to stay in the area where their family members died. She was born two years later, her two brothers were killed in Srebranica and now she works at the Memorial Center. But recent tensions have troubled her.

“The intense atmosphere created by the leaders of the Republic Sirpska really hurts you, so we feel that you are no longer protected – and we are really worried about your future.”

“My parents say this seems to be the case in 1992.”

For the Milorad Dodoc, a change in the cycle of stress is part of his policy of living in his power. But for people in Srebranica, the current ethon-pollitical games are more difficult to treat.