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Some facts about the 'safe haven' of Srebrenica
NY Times, July 21, 1995, page A8 --
Bosnian government soldiers from the enclave of
Srebrenica which fell to the Serbs last week, stopped
for a rest Wednesday near the government held town of
Kalesija. The soldiers trekked for days through
Serb-held territory, carrying their wounded.
Other western sources talk about 4,000 well equipped
Muslim government soldiers escaping Srebrenica. Bill
Clinton must explain what these soldiers were doing in a
'safe haven' and what happened to those 'mass graves'.
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Velo Majstorovic, a Serb, born in 1967
in Rogosije, tortured, circumcized and burned alive
in September 1992 by Muslims from Srebrenica.
In Serb villages of Podravnje, Nedjeliste and Rogosije
on Sep. 24th, 25th and 26th 1992, a large Moslem force
from Srebrenica and Cerska slaughtered 62 people. The
Moslems' aim was not only to kill the innocent people
but to torture, mutilate and burn them so as to spread
fear among the Serbs and 'ethnically cleanse' these
traditionally Serb areas. Ljubomir Mitrovic Mico from
Rogosije was slaughtered with another 36 Serb neighbors
who were defendending their homes and land. The Moslems
cut out his eyes and forehead with an axe.
Zarko Prodanovic, born in 1970 in Rogosije
where he was taken by surprise and killed while defending
the village. His fore-arms were cut, and his arms broken
and burned.
Nenad Stanisic was born in 1972 in Rogosije.
His body bears the traces of Moslem knives. His left middle
finger was cut off and he was stabbed in the neck and face.
Milan Vujicic, born in 1952 in Rogosije where the
Muslims from Srebrenica killed, mutilated and
roasted him.
Burned remains of Milomir Prodanovic from Podravnje near
Milici. Another victim of Muslims from Srebrenica.