Tag Archives: Genocide denial
Denial and the rhetorics of Serbian victimization.
One of the most effective ways for Serbian nationalist propaganda to get into the minds of normal people has been, over the last three decades, the invocation of Jasenovac and of Serbian victimhood. The rhetorics of victimization was presented in … Continue reading
Filed under Bosnia, Culture of denial, Duty of memory, Genocide, Nationalism, Serbia
A reply to genocide deniers.
There are basically two kinds of genocide deniers: Those for whom the existence of a genocide becomes a taboo, which allows them to live in peace with their good conscience, by pretending to believe in something that they know it … Continue reading
Filed under Bosnia, Children, Culture of denial, Duty of memory, Genocide, Serbia, Srebrenica, Uncategorized
