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Surviving the Srebrenica Genocide: Holding the Dutch state responsible and raising awareness about genocide through theatre with Alma Mustafić.
In 1995, 8,372 Muslim men and boys were systematically murdered in the Srebrenica Genocide by Serb nationalist forces in front of the UN Dutchbat Peacekeepers. 29 years later, the remains of the victims are still being found amid growing denial of the genocide by Serb nationalists. In this episode, Alma speaks about her experiences of surviving genocide, holding the Dutch state responsible for murder, raising awareness about the Bosnian Genocide through theatre, and what she believes we can all learn from the Srebrenica Genocide.
If you would like to read our previous interview with Alma, please follow this link.
If you would like to contact Alma or learn more about her work, please follow the links below:
Twitter , LinkedIn
Picture credit: Tom van den Dool
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By Our World TooIn 1995, 8,372 Muslim men and boys were systematically murdered in the Srebrenica Genocide by Serb nationalist forces in front of the UN Dutchbat Peacekeepers. 29 years later, the remains of the victims are still being found amid growing denial of the genocide by Serb nationalists. In this episode, Alma speaks about her experiences of surviving genocide, holding the Dutch state responsible for murder, raising awareness about the Bosnian Genocide through theatre, and what she believes we can all learn from the Srebrenica Genocide.
If you would like to read our previous interview with Alma, please follow this link.
If you would like to contact Alma or learn more about her work, please follow the links below:
Twitter , LinkedIn
Picture credit: Tom van den Dool
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.