The Ratko Mladic disease infecting Europe

Ratko Mladic and war-time Republika Srpska President Radovan Karadzic (sentenced to 40 years in prison by the ICTY) started their bloody campaign in 1992. Under their command, people were mercilessly killed, raped, tortured, expelled from their homes, burned alive, and mutilated. All that was happening in the heart of Europe, while the European Union and its institutions were being established, celebrated, and praised as something that would bring hope, peace and stability for all. 
........... By not reacting on time to stop mass crimes being committed, Western leaders sent a message to everybody in the world that it is OK to kill other people, and to promote dangerous, ultranationalist ideas. That it is OK to commit genocide, and the world will pretend it is something else, just a small regional conflict among some tribal people. That it is OK to be a fascist, but just call it something else..........

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Massaker von Srebrenica: Ratko Mladić zu lebenslanger Haft verurteilt

Ein UN-Tribunal hat zehn von elf Anlagepunkten gegen Ex-General Ratko Mladić bestätigt. Das Urteil: lebenslang wegen Völkermords und Verbrechen gegen die Menschlichkeit.

Srebrenica war ein Völkermord

Während des Balkankriegs von 1992 bis 1995 waren etwa 100.000 Menschen getötet und zwei Millionen vertrieben worden. Mladić war zu der Zeit Oberkommandant der bosnischen Serben. Schuldig gesprochen wurde er auch für Verbrechen wie Mord, Vertreibung, Folter – dazu gehört etwa die über drei Jahre dauernde Belagerung und der Dauerbeschuss von Sarajevo – 10.000 Menschen wurden getötet. Die Belagerung habe Mladić  persönlich geleitet, urteilten die Richter. Der Angeklagte sei Mitglied eines "kriminellen Unternehmens" gewesen, das die "Säuberung" Bosniens von Nicht-Serben betrieben habe.
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Ratko Mladic sentenced to life in prison for genocide

Former Bosnian Serbian commander Ratko Mladic has been sentenced to life in prison, for genocide and war crimes during the Balkan conflict more than two decades ago. 

The presiding judge of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) on Wednesday found that the 74-year-old general "significantly contributed" to genocide committed at Srebrenica.

Previous judgments of the tribunal in the Netherlands already ruled that the massacre of about 8,000 Muslim men and boys in Srebrenica was genocide..........

"The media in Serbia never reported on what the Serbian army, under the command of Mladic, committed in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Because of this, researchers say residents are confused because they don't know why Mladic is standing trial at the tribunal in the Netherlands," Subotic said.
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