Srebrenica Genocide Blog reports on the ICTY trial of Zdravko Tolimir, an unrepentant former Serb general charged with “genocide, crimes against humanity and violations of laws and customs of war.”
Written byVeronica Khokhlova
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2 comments
They used chemical weapons to gas Srebrenica civilians, and the U.S. Department analysis supports the findings. It’s unfortunate that we, as a society, allow criminals like Chemical Tolimir to go through fair judicial process, while those very individuals participated in Srebrenica Genocide and horribly violated human rights.
Chemical Tolimir reminds me of Adolf Eichmann,
and they also look similar.