First mass grave is found. It's easier with the ones that were not masked at the end of the Balkan War; some (secondary graves) were moved to different places and camouflaged.

Than there is an exhumation. The bodies found in the graves are taken to the mortuaries,

In the mortuaries they are cleaned and pieces of bones are sent to the DNA research labs for identification.

Once a year, on the anniversary of the massacre, there is a funeral. Identified people are buried.

This work was not done for any newspaper or agency. I have done it because I felt I had to.

When I have visited Srebrenica for the first time I have found a grave of a boy who was 14 when he was killed. His date of birth differed about two weeks from mine. It's just that he happened to be in the wrong place.

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Genocide, Ethnic Conflict, War, Dying/death, Hate

Natalia Dobryszycka

mail: natalia.dobryszycka@gmail.com

phone no: +48 889 025 287

Thanks

For helping me  in making these photos I would like to thank IC-MP (especially Jasmin and Jasmina), Polish Military Contingent in Bosnia and Jasmin.