Raskrinkavanje.me: Commemoration, Condolences, Glorification: When Will the Glorification of Criminals Stop? ⋆ Radio Titograd
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“The European Union and its leaders have clearly condemned the glorification of the late war criminal Ratko Mladic and the way Serbia has paid tribute to the man who managed the genocide.
Certain representatives of the authorities in Serbia, Russia and the media, whose pages we can often find strongly nationalist content, responded to such condemnations by relativizing Mladić's crimes and creating narratives about looking through the fingers at war criminals from other countries.
Photo: CDT The death of Ratko Mladić did not close one of the darkest chapters of the wars of the 1990s. On the contrary, it opened a new cycle of glorification and historical revisionism in which final verdicts for genocide and war crimes were pushed into the background, while Mladić was presented as a hero, victim, knight and symbol of the defense of the Serbian people. Such an image was not only created on […]
The examples cited by Vučić, his associates and the media close to them are not necessarily fabricated and false. On the contrary, there was glorification of convicted war criminals throughout the region. The problem is that their statements are intended to show the public that celebrating a war criminal is acceptable because someone else was doing it too.
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