Bosnian-American Genocide Institute and Education Center (BAGI)

We have gathered virtually today to honor the victims and survivors of the genocide in Srebrenica that occurred in 1995 from July 11th through July 22nd. 8,373 Bosnian Muslims, primarily men and boys, were executed in the Srebrenica region of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Today, you will hear and you will see volunteers from around the world who have taken the time to read some of the names of the 8,373 Srebrenica genocide victims. While you may not know these names personally, we want you to take the time to listen and/or read the names being recited.

The genocide in Bosnia serves as a stark reminder of the horrors of war and the devastating consequences of ethnic hatred. July 11th is vital in preserving the historical record and countering denial and revisionism. By remembering and documenting the atrocities committed during the Srebrenica genocide, we confront the past and reject any attempts to distort or deny the truth. It stands as a collective commitment to truth-telling, justice, and accountability.

And the first truth that must be spoken is a name.

With our program today, we will know all 8,373 of their names.

This video includes the names of the 373 Srebrenica genocide victims whose names have been sorted alphabetically. If you would like to read along, here is the list of names: https://bit.ly/8373victims.

ACCESSIBILITY
We are having some technical difficulties with how the CC is displaying on the videos. The full CC videos will be available on YouTube as of 7/23/23.

THANK YOU
Thank you to our volunteers: Naida Sobo, Ajka Suljevic and Adisa Mujevic, for reading the list of victims numbered 8001 - 8373 and participating in this project.

For more information about our work visit: baginst.org.

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We know their names: A virtual Srebrenica Commemoration | Victims: 7001- 8000

We have gathered virtually today to honor the victims and survivors of the genocide in Srebrenica that occurred in 1995 from July 11th through July 22nd. 8,373 Bosnian Muslims, primarily men and boys, were executed in the Srebrenica region of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Today, you will hear and you will see volunteers from around the world who have taken the time to read some of the names of the 8,373 Srebrenica genocide victims. While you may not know these names personally, we want you to take the time to listen and/or read the names being recited.

The genocide in Bosnia serves as a stark reminder of the horrors of war and the devastating consequences of ethnic hatred. July 11th is vital in preserving the historical record and countering denial and revisionism. By remembering and documenting the atrocities committed during the Srebrenica genocide, we confront the past and reject any attempts to distort or deny the truth. It stands as a collective commitment to truth-telling, justice, and accountability.

And the first truth that must be spoken is a name.

With our program today, we will know all 8,373 of their names.

This video includes the names of the 1000 Srebrenica genocide victims whose names have been sorted alphabetically. If you would like to read along, here is the list of names: https://bit.ly/8373victims.

ACCESSIBILITY
We are having some technical difficulties with how the CC is displaying on the videos. The full CC videos will be available on YouTube as of 7/23/23.

THANK YOU
Thank you to our volunteers: Almedin Zukic, Eva Stor, Almedina Osmanovic, Indira Sultanic, Amanda Friedeman, Tom Simpson, Merisa Nisic, Kelley Szany, Jasmina Redzovic, Almina Mušić, Sanela Ovnovic and Admin Husic, for reading the list of victims numbered 7001 - 8000 and participating in this project.

For more information about our work visit: baginst.org.

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We know their names: A virtual Srebrenica Commemoration | Victims: 6001- 7000

We have gathered virtually today to honor the victims and survivors of the genocide in Srebrenica that occurred in 1995 from July 11th through July 22nd. 8,373 Bosnian Muslims, primarily men and boys, were executed in the Srebrenica region of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Today, you will hear and you will see volunteers from around the world who have taken the time to read some of the names of the 8,373 Srebrenica genocide victims. While you may not know these names personally, we want you to take the time to listen and/or read the names being recited.

The genocide in Bosnia serves as a stark reminder of the horrors of war and the devastating consequences of ethnic hatred. July 11th is vital in preserving the historical record and countering denial and revisionism. By remembering and documenting the atrocities committed during the Srebrenica genocide, we confront the past and reject any attempts to distort or deny the truth. It stands as a collective commitment to truth-telling, justice, and accountability.

And the first truth that must be spoken is a name.

With our program today, we will know all 8,373 of their names.

This video includes the names of the 1000 Srebrenica genocide victims whose names have been sorted alphabetically. If you would like to read along, here is the list of names: https://bit.ly/8373victims.

ACCESSIBILITY
We are having some technical difficulties with how the CC is displaying on the videos. The full CC videos will be available on YouTube as of 7/23/23.

THANK YOU
Thank you to our volunteers: Tyra Bosnic, Asja Omeralovic, Jasmina Dzeko, Aida Mesinovic, Amanda Hukanović, Emina Pezic, Shadi Bushnaq, Aayah Mackic, Amina Mackic, Layla Mackic, Abdullah Mackic, Karl Voggensperger, Tarik Namas, Ida Sefer and Amra Mucic, for reading the list of victims numbered 6001- 7000 and participating in this project.

For more information about our work visit: baginst.org.

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UPDATE:
Our apologies, we will have to move this to Thursday at 2pm CST.

Vimeo is having quite a few technical issues this evening that are preventing us from streaming the video.

Thank you all for your patience.

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We will begin our 7th livestream today of "We Know Their Names: A Virtual Srebrenica Commemoration" at 9:30pm CST where 15 volunteers will read 1000 names of the Srebrenica victims. Join us this evening and read the names along with us.

We will be reading names numbered 6001-7000.https://bit.ly/8373victims

We know their names: A virtual Srebrenica Commemoration | Victims: 5001- 6000

We have gathered virtually today to honor the victims and survivors of the genocide in Srebrenica that occurred in 1995 from July 11th through July 22nd. 8,373 Bosnian Muslims, primarily men and boys, were executed in the Srebrenica region of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Today, you will hear and you will see volunteers from around the world who have taken the time to read some of the names of the 8,373 Srebrenica genocide victims. While you may not know these names personally, we want you to take the time to listen and/or read the names being recited.

The genocide in Bosnia serves as a stark reminder of the horrors of war and the devastating consequences of ethnic hatred. July 11th is vital in preserving the historical record and countering denial and revisionism. By remembering and documenting the atrocities committed during the Srebrenica genocide, we confront the past and reject any attempts to distort or deny the truth. It stands as a collective commitment to truth-telling, justice, and accountability.

And the first truth that must be spoken is a name.

With our program today, we will know all 8,373 of their names.

This video includes the names of the 1000 Srebrenica genocide victims whose names have been sorted alphabetically. If you would like to read along, here is the list of names: https://bit.ly/8373victims.

ACCESSIBILITY
We are having some technical difficulties with how the CC is displaying on the videos. The full CC videos will be available on YouTube as of 7/23/23.

THANK YOU
Thank you to our volunteers: Tarriq Purivatra, Ajla Sunje Sabanovic, Tea Sefer, Ermina Veljačić, Jasmina Redzovic, Zehrina Salkanovic, Azra Atic, Marion Kraske, Elvisa Alikadic, Nedina Zrnanovic and Adisada Dudic Hoque, for reading the list of victims numbered 5001- 6000 and participating in this project.

For more information about our work visit: baginst.org.

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Due to technical challenges, our stream tonight will begin at 9:00pm CST instead of 7:00pm, and will feature 10 volunteers who will read 1000 names of the Srebrenica victims.

Thank you to our volunteers: Tarriq Purivatra, Ajla Sunje Sabanovic, Tea Sefer, Ermina Veljačić, Jasmina Redzovic, Zehrina Salkanovic, Marion Kraske, Elvisa Alikadic, Nedina Zrnanovic, Azra Atic and Adisada Dudic Hoque, for reading the list of victims numbered 5001- 6000 and participating in this project.

We know their names: A virtual Srebrenica Commemoration | Victims: 4001- 5000

We have gathered virtually today to honor the victims and survivors of the genocide in Srebrenica that occurred in 1995 from July 11th through July 22nd. 8,373 Bosnian Muslims, primarily men and boys, were executed in the Srebrenica region of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Today, you will hear and you will see volunteers from around the world who have taken the time to read some of the names of the 8,373 Srebrenica genocide victims. While you may not know these names personally, we want you to take the time to listen and/or read the names being recited.

The genocide in Bosnia serves as a stark reminder of the horrors of war and the devastating consequences of ethnic hatred. July 11th is vital in preserving the historical record and countering denial and revisionism. By remembering and documenting the atrocities committed during the Srebrenica genocide, we confront the past and reject any attempts to distort or deny the truth. It stands as a collective commitment to truth-telling, justice, and accountability.

And the first truth that must be spoken is a name.

With our program today, we will know all 8,373 of their names.

This video includes the names of the 1000 Srebrenica genocide victims whose names have been sorted alphabetically. If you would like to read along, here is the list of names: https://bit.ly/8373victims.

ACCESSIBILITY
We are having some technical difficulties with how the CC is displaying on the videos. The full CC videos will be available on YouTube as of 7/23/23.

THANK YOU
Thank you to our volunteers: Alisa Fetahovic,Tom Simpson,Serdzan Arnautovic, Aida & Jasminka Tufekci, Lejla Sunje, Selma Djesevic, Tarik Namas, Adela Isović, Irena Janjić, Anela Dumonjić, Nathan Michaud and Azra Atić for reading the list of victims numbered 4001-5000 and participating in this project.

For more information about our work visit: baginst.org.

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We know their names: A virtual Srebrenica Commemoration | Victims: 3001- 4000

We have gathered virtually today to honor the victims and survivors of the genocide in Srebrenica that occurred in 1995 from July 11th through July 22nd. 8,373 Bosnian Muslims, primarily men and boys, were executed in the Srebrenica region of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Today, you will hear and you will see volunteers from around the world who have taken the time to read some of the names of the 8,373 Srebrenica genocide victims. While you may not know these names personally, we want you to take the time to listen and/or read the names being recited.

The genocide in Bosnia serves as a stark reminder of the horrors of war and the devastating consequences of ethnic hatred. July 11th is vital in preserving the historical record and countering denial and revisionism. By remembering and documenting the atrocities committed during the Srebrenica genocide, we confront the past and reject any attempts to distort or deny the truth. It stands as a collective commitment to truth-telling, justice, and accountability.

And the first truth that must be spoken is a name.

With our program today, we will know all 8,373 of their names.

This video includes the names of the 1000 Srebrenica genocide victims whose names have been sorted alphabetically. If you would like to read along, here is the list of names: https://bit.ly/8373victims.

ACCESSIBILITY
We are having some technical difficulties with how the CC is displaying on the videos. The full CC videos will be available on YouTube as of 7/23/23.

THANK YOU
Thank you to our volunteers: Azra Atic, Aida Tufekcic, Ajka Suljevic, Almedin Zukic, Indira Sultanic, Sara Novic, Azra Treil, Merisa Spahic, Erna Alic, Azra Atlic,Phill Dann, for reading the list of victims numbered 2001-3000 and participating in this project.

Fore more information about our work visit: baginst.org.

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We know their names: A virtual Srebrenica Commemoration | Victims: 2001-3000

We have gathered virtually today to honor the victims and survivors of the genocide in Srebrenica that occurred in 1995 from July 11th through July 22nd. 8,373 Bosnian Muslims, primarily men and boys, were executed in the Srebrenica region of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Today, you will hear and you will see volunteers from around the world who have taken the time to read some of the names of the 8,373 Srebrenica genocide victims. While you may not know these names personally, we want you to take the time to listen and/or read the names being recited.

The genocide in Bosnia serves as a stark reminder of the horrors of war and the devastating consequences of ethnic hatred. July 11th is vital in preserving the historical record and countering denial and revisionism. By remembering and documenting the atrocities committed during the Srebrenica genocide, we confront the past and reject any attempts to distort or deny the truth. It stands as a collective commitment to truth-telling, justice, and accountability.

And the first truth that must be spoken is a name.

With our program today, we will know all 8,373 of their names.

This video includes the names of the 1000 Srebrenica genocide victims whose names have been sorted alphabetically. If you would like to read along, here is the list of names: https://bit.ly/8373victims.

THANK YOU
Thank you to our volunteers Anisa, Emina P.,Safa, Edina, Ana, Nikola, Emina A., Jusuf, Julija, Senada and Amra for reading the list of victims numbered 2001-3000 and participating in this project.

Fore more information about our work visit: baginst.org.

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We have gathered virtually today to honor the victims and survivors of the genocide in Srebrenica that occurred in 1995 from July 11th through July 22nd. 8,373 Bosnian Muslims, primarily men and boys, were executed in the Srebrenica region of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Today, you will hear and see volunteers from around the world who have taken the time to read some of the names of the 8,373 Srebrenica genocide victims. While you may not know these names personally, we want you to take the time to listen and/or read the names being recited.

The genocide in Bosnia serves as a stark reminder of the horrors of war and the devastating consequences of ethnic hatred. July 11th is vital in preserving the historical record and countering denial and revisionism. By remembering and documenting the atrocities committed during the Srebrenica genocide, we confront the past and reject any attempts to distort or deny the truth. It stands as a collective commitment to truth-telling, justice, and accountability.

And the first truth that must be spoken is a name.

With our program today, we will know all 8,373 of their names.

This video includes the names of the 1000 Srebrenica genocide victims whose names have been sorted alphabetically. If you would like to read along, here is the list of names: https://bit.ly/8373victims.

THANK YOU
Thank you to our volunteers Nermina , Azra A., Vernesa, Adna A., Irena, Ida, Dalida, Azra T., Riada and Adna M for reading the list of victims 1001-2000.

ACCESSIBILITY
Closed captioning is available but may be 1-2 seconds delayed from what is being spoken or signed. If it's appearing on your video, watch the Vimeo version that has the captions: https://vimeo.com/844488760.

Fore more information about our work visit: baginst.org.

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We have gathered virtually today to honor the victims and survivors of the genocide in Srebrenica that occurred in 1995 from July 11th through July 22nd. 8,373 Bosnian Muslims, primarily men and boys, were executed in the Srebrenica region of Bosnia and Herzegovina. And today, July 11th, we recognize this day as a day of mourning as we commemorate the Srebrenica genocide.

Today, you will hear and you will see dozens of volunteers from around the world who have taken the time to read the names of the 8,373 Srebrenica genocide victims. While you may not know these names personally, we want you to take the time to listen and/or read the names being recited.

The genocide in Bosnia serves as a stark reminder of the horrors of war and the devastating consequences of ethnic hatred. July 11th is vital in preserving the historical record and countering denial and revisionism. By remembering and documenting the atrocities committed during the Srebrenica genocide, we confront the past and reject any attempts to distort or deny the truth. It stands as a collective commitment to truth-telling, justice, and accountability.

And the first truth that must be spoken is a name.

With our program today, we will know all 8,373 of their names.

This video includes the names of the 1000 Srebrenica genocide victims whose names have been sorted alphabetically.

Thank you to our volunteers Mirela, Adelisa, Adelita, Semina, Ana, Jakob, Natalie, Selma, Enes and Almina for reading the list of victims 1-1000.

Accessibility Note: Closed captioning is available but may be 1-2 seconds delayed from what is being spoke or signed.

Video Duration: 1hour 32min

Fore more information about our work visit: baginst.org.

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