Tag Archives: Genocide
Resolution 819, the film: article on its projection in Sarajevo
I have already written three posts about the film Resolution 819, about the genocidal massacre of Srebrenica, but i’m not satisfied, so today I’m posting two more. I’ve been googling searching the keywords ‘Resolution 819′, and I came to the … Continue reading
Filed under Bosnia, Srebrenica
HISTORY AS WRITTEN BY OTHER PEOPLE
I am now publishing the full version of the article written by Hasan Nuhanović (thanks Owen, for the translation). Additionally I am also posting the trailer of the Film ‘Resolution 891′. A few days ahead of its Sarajevo launch, the … Continue reading
Filed under Art, Bosnia, Duty of memory, Genocide, Srebrenica
Film ‘Resolution 819′ about the genocide in Srebrenica includes inacurate scene that falsifies the truth
Some days ago, I published a post about a filme called ‘Resolution 819′. The film had just been awarded at the Rome Film Festival. Although I hadn’t seem the film, I though that it should be good news.My point then … Continue reading
Filed under Art, Bosnia, Duty of memory, Genocide, Nationalism, Serbia, Srebrenica, War
Film “Resolution 819″ about the Genocide in Srebrenica wins highest award at the Rome Film Festival!
UPDATE: This post has been edited on 20 November following new data regarding this film. The parts which I no longer support, such as when I declared were erased, not to mislead the readers. Please go to this post for … Continue reading
Filed under Art, Bosnia, Duty of memory, Genocide, Nationalism, Srebrenica, War
Especially for Anais
Only today I have managed to take 15 minutes to watch Allan Little’s report for Newsnight “Karadzic broken Bosnia endures”. Meanwhile I have been in Bosnia myself, and, although it was a brief visit, it was long enough for me … Continue reading
Filed under Bosnia, Duty of memory, Genocide, War
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
KARADZIC ARRESTED!
I am so HAPPPPPY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Here is the news on B92. Here in BBC. Serbia seems to be finally chosing the future over the past! From Lisbon, I want to greet my serbian friends! I have just returned from Belgrade, and … Continue reading
SREBRENICA
This year i attended the annual cerimony in Srebrenica for the first time. I didn’t have the intention to write about it, at least not immediately, but the staff from Women in Black, the NGO that organized the bus in … Continue reading
Filed under Bosnia, Brave Women, Children, Duty of memory, Genocide, Hope, Serbia, Srebrenica
SREBRENICA AND SERBIA some thoughts on moral monsters, bystanders and civic minded people.
On my first trip to Serbia, in 2006, I had the chance to attend two sessions of the trial of the Scorpions. The Skorpioni were a para-military group that attained world fame through a video made public in 2005, where … Continue reading
Filed under Belgrade, Bosnia, Culture of denial, Duty of memory, Freedom, Genocide, Hope, Justice, Nationalism, Serbia, Srebrenica, Violence
SREBRENICA: Former translator whose family was handed to the serbs by the UN Duch Bat sues the Dutch State
Yesterday I received this email, with the mention that it would be important to pass this message as much as possible. I already sent it to all my like-minded friends, but as the portuguese journalists who work on issues dealing … Continue reading
Filed under Genocide, Justice, Srebrenica, Violence
