The Srebrenica Massacre - Nova Srpska Politicka Misao

The Numbers Game
brenica...The Deconstruction of a Trauma,” Trans. Nico Varkevisser, De Groene
Amsterdammer, March 13, 1996 (as posted to the Emperor’s Clothes website,
).
39 See Anne Nelson et al., “The Rohde to Srebrenica: A Case Study of Human
Rights Reporting,” Columbia University School of Journalism, 2001,
.
40 Grémaux and de Vries, “The Deconstruction of a Trauma,” .
41 See David Sells, Newsnight BBC2, June 30, 1999, .
42 Tim Butcher, “Serb Atrocities In Srebrenica Are Unproved,” Daily Telegraph ,
July 24, 1995.
43 Private email correspondence between Dr Dick Schoonord and Tim Fenton, January
17, 2005.
44 Private email correspondence between George Kenney and Tim Fenton, June,
1997. To reproduce a part of this correspondence here, Kenney wrote: “One
source…often remarked to me at that time and later that he saw nothing, repeat
nothing, that had substantiated claims in the press. Without going into all the
boring details of security clearances, it is enough that you know if, in fact, there
had been any such evidence xx would have had to know about it.” Also see George
Kenney, “The Bosnia Calculation: How many have died? Not nearly as many as
some would have you think,” New York Times Magazine, April 23, 1995.
45 See Edward S. Herman and David Peterson, “The Dismantling of Yugoslavia,”
Monthly Review, Vol. 59, No. 5, October, 2007, pp. 41-42, and n. 162, p. 56,
.
46 Under cross-examination during the Milosevic trial, Dragan Karleusa, the policeman
in charge of the investigation concerning one freezer truck recovered
from the Danube river, answered a question from the Presiding Judge Richard
May: “We did not make any judgements about the origins of the corpses.…In the
communiqués, we said we had no basis for concluding that the corpses belonged
to people who came from Kosovo….[W]e do not know where these bodies actually
come from.” Milosevic Trial Transcript, July 22, 2002, p. 8413, line 5 - p.
8414, line 9, .
47 See “The situation in the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina” (S/PV.3564), UN
Security Council, August 10, 1995, pp. 6-7.
48 Tim Weiner, “U.S. Says Serbs May Have Tried To Destroy Massacre Evidence,”
New York Times, October 30, 1995.
49 See, e.g., Ken Silverstein, Private Warriors (New York: Verso, 2000), pp. 171-174.
50 As David Rohde wrote: “U.S. interest has waned. UN officials have long accused
the Clinton administration of releasing the Nova Kasaba photos to deflect criticism
from its tacit approval of the Croatian army’s forced removal of 150,000
Serbs from the formerly Serb-held Krajina region of Croatia in early August. The
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