Ehlimana Memišević

Bosn­ian Serbs’ cel­e­bra­tion of war crimes, cou­pled with the world’s in­dif­fer­ence, is mak­ing me fear for the fu­ture.

The coun­try can­not move for­ward while many of its in­sti­tu­tions and lead­ers re­main in­vest­ed in white­wash­ing his­to­ry.

The de­nial of a group’s per­se­cu­tion is the ul­ti­mate cru­el­ty – on some lev­el worse than the per­se­cu­tion it­self.

In the Bosn­ian town of Više­grad, the lo­cal au­thor­i­ties are try­ing hard to white­wash geno­ci­dal crimes through tourism.