Stop the Genocide in Bosnia

Genocides are inconvenient for preoccupied statesmen, who have worries of their own. They happen at the wrong places and the wrong times. Those who argue that the destruction of Bosnia cannot be called an act of genocide ignore the fact that genocide is never neat and total. Not all Armenians were killed in the genocide of 1915; some Jews and Gypsies survived the Holocaust; a substantial Serbian population survived in Croatia and Bosnia after the Ustashi genocide of 1942-1944. All these genoc...