Evidence
of Serb Crimes
Captives from Srebrenica being held by Serb soldiers in the view of UN protection force soldiers. Almost all of them were murdered a few hours later. The vast majority of male captives between 15 and 60 years of age, shown in photo, have either never been seen again or have been indicated only by forensic identification of remains from mass graves.
Kosovan woman and her grandchild driven out with all her family from their home.
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An unidentified OSCE verifier, right, and an ethnic Albanian, left, count the bodies of as many as 40 men that were found on a hillside in the village of Racak, some 25 kilometers (16 miles) south of Pristina Saturday, Jan. 16, 1999. The bodies of dozens of men, many of them mutilated, were found lying on a hillside in southern Kosovo Saturday, a day after Serb forces launched a fierce assault on ethnic Albanian villages. Kosovo Albanians said 46 were killed.
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