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Personal testimony · Potočari · July 11, 1995 – July 13, 1995

Mirsada Malagić: Srebrenica took from her her husband, two sons and three generations of the men in her family

When Srebrenica fell on 11 July 1995, Mirsada Malagić set out with her youngest son and her father-in-law toward the UN base in Potočari, while her husband Salko and son Admir set out through the forest. She never saw her husband, her two sons, her father-in-law, her two brothers-in-law and another young man from the family again. In 2000 she testified before the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in the case against Radislav Krstić.

Account of an event · Zaklopača · May 16, 1992

Zaklopača, 16 May 1992: The Day Entire Bosniak Families Were Killed

On 16 May 1992, Serb forces from Milići killed dozens of Bosniak civilians, including children, in the village of Zaklopača, on the road between Vlasenica and Milići. According to local sources 59 people were killed, and according to the indictment before the Court of BiH at least 57. The bodies were hidden in a secret grave, discovered only in 2004, and to this day no one has been finally convicted of the crime.

Account of an event · Vlasenica · April 1992 – September 1992

Vlasenica 1992: women and girls taken from the Sušica camp and from transports

After Serb forces took Vlasenica in the spring of 1992, Bosniak women and girls detained in the Sušica camp or taken away in transports from the town were subjected to sexual violence; among the victims were girls aged thirteen. Dragan Nikolić, the commander of the Sušica camp, and Goran Višković, a military policeman, have been convicted by final judgments of sexual violence in Vlasenica.