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they'd surrendered to the serb commander general ratko mladic. but leaders in serb—controlled territory call the genocide a fabricated myth. those responsible like mladic and radovan karadzic are now revered. "we must remember those men, regardless of whether they say "we are glorifying," says the current bosnian serb leader, milorad dodik. music plays. at this serb religious festival, we found souvenirs of general mladic on sale. and in the local church remembering serb war dead, we met one of mladic�*s generals. vinko pandurevic spent ten years in jail for crimes against humanity at srebrenica, failing to stop and punish atrocities by his troops. but he won't accept serbs committed genocide there — rather, a massacre for which he doesn't bear responsibility. forgive me, but how on earth can your conscience be clear when you've been convicted of crimes against humanity? translation: simply put, a person just has to accept| the things as they are. if you cannot change them, then let it be. this thing i cannot change. i accept that it exists. i li

they had surrendered to the serb commander, general ratko mladic.rs in serb—controlled territory call the genocide a fabricated myth. those responsible, like mladic and radovan karadzic, are now revered. "we must remember those men, regardless of whether they say we are glorifying," says the current bosnian—serb leader, milorad dodik. at this serb religious festival, we found souvenirs of general mladic on sale. and in the local church, remembering serb war dead, we met one of mladic's generals. vinko pandurevic spent ten years injailfor crimes against humanity at srebrenica, failing to stop and punish atrocities by his troops. but he won't accept serbs committed genocide there. rather, a massacre for which he does not bear responsibility. forgive me, but how on earth can your conscience be clear when you have been convicted of crimes against humanity? translation: simply put, a person just has to accept| the things as they are. if you cannot change them, then let it be. this thing i cannot change. i accept that it exists, i live with it. for surviv