Detektor Magazin: From little girl whose father was killed to fighting against genocide denial

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Emina Dizdarević Tahmiščija

13. july 2026. | 08:03

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More than 30 years ago over one thousand men and boys were killed in the Kravica Agricultural Cooperative on July 13, 1995, part of the Srebrenica Massacre. For Emina Sinanovic, whose father Muris was among the dead, the site of the slaughter is a place of pain and emptiness, with not even a memorial plaque testifying to the crime.

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