Originally published in the Guardian on 14 July 1995: 'They lined us up and took the men away, but some people were shot. I saw a 13-year-old boy shot through the mouth'
Julian Borger in Tuzla
guardian.co.uk,
In tears and confusion, thousands of women, children and old men expelled from Srebrenica poured off buses yesterday at the decrepit air base in the town of Tuzla, northern Bosnia, accusing Serb rebels of murder and rape and the United Nations of indifference during the fall of the enclave.
The handful of aid workers in Tuzla were overwhelmed by the wave of refugees. Some handed out cartons of water. But there was no food, no advice and no organisation. New arrivals had to fight their way through a weeping, near hysterical crowd, desperate to find friends and relatives separated from them during their expulsion....more....
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/may/26/ratko-mladic-arrested-srebrenica-massacre
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