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Srebrenica, Bosnia – 28 June 2025
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1. Various aerials of Memorial Cemetery for victims of the Srebrenica Massacre
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Srebrenica, Bosnia – 25 June 2025
2. Fadila Efendic, Srebrenica massacre survivor, holding framed photos of her husband and son who were both killed in the massacre
3. Close of photo of Efendic’s son, Fejzo
4. Cloe of photo of Efendic’s husband, Hemd
5. SOUNDBITE (Bosnian) Fadila Efendic, Srebrenica massacre survivor:
“I found peace here, in the proximity of my loved ones. At home, often, especially at dusk, I imagine that they are still around, that they went out to go to work and that they will come back. That idea, that they will return, that I am near them, is what keeps me going. I could not stay away from this place, there is no beauty that could lure me away from or compare to living here.”
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Srebrenica, Bosnia – 24 June 2025
6. Kada Hotic, Srebrenica massacre survivor, holding small photos of her male relatives killed in massacre
7. Close of photos
8. Close of Hotic’s face
9. Hotic’s looking at photos
10. SOUNDBITE (Bosnian) Kada Hotic, Srebrenica massacre survivor:
“We wrote history in white marble headstones and that is our success. Regardless of our pain, despite the fact that our hearts shiver when we speak about our sons, our husbands, our brothers, our people, our town, we refused to let (what happened to) them be forgotten.”
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Srebrenica, Bosnia – 25 June 2025
11. Sehida Abdurahmanovic, Srebrenica massacre survivor, holding, showing photos of her children
12. Abdurahmanovic’s hands covering handwritten notes, pre-war documents, arranged on table
13. Close of Abdurahmanovic’s hands holding pre-war photos of her children
14. SOUNDBITE (Bosnian) Sehida Abdurahmanovic, Srebrenica massacre survivor:
“I often put these on the table to refresh my memories, to bring back to life what I used to have. For 30 years, since 1995, we have been struggling with what we survived and we can never, not even for a single day, be truly relaxed.”
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Srebrenica, Bosnia – 28 June 2025
15. Various of Nura Mustafic, Srebrenica massacre survivor, sitting outside her house holding photo of herself and her husband and three sons killed in the massacre
16. Close of photo
17. SOUNDBITE (Bosnian) Nura Mustafic, Srebrenica massacre survivor:
“I am grateful to God that we found peace (at the memorial cemetery), that we have a place where we can go to visit them and say a prayer for them. To visit them, that is the most important thing. Trust me, I no longer know what to say. It is a wonder that we can speak at all. For 30 years, every (July) 11th reminds us of that day when we tried to escape.”
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Srebrenica, Bosnia – 29 June 2025
18. Various of Suhra Malic, Srebrenica massacre survivor, holding framed photos of her two sons killed in massacre
19. SOUNDBITE (Bosnian) Suhra Malic, Srebrenica massacre survivor:
“When I talk about it, it makes things more difficult. More difficult.”
20. Close of photos
21. SOUNDBITE (Bosnian) Suhra Malic, Srebrenica massacre survivor:
“It is hard for all the mothers, it is hard. It is not a small feat to give birth to children, to raise them, see them get married and build them a house of their own and then, just as they move out and start a life of their own, you lose them. They are gone and there is nothing you can do about it.”
22. Various of Mejra Djogaz, survivor of the Srebrenica Massacre, holding photo of her husband and three sons, killed during the war
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