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  1. DATE: August 28, 2026 at 07:03AM
    SOURCE: SOCIALPSYCHOLOGY.ORG

    TITLE: Ratko Mladic, War Criminal Convicted of Srebrenica Genocide, Dies

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    Source: DW- top stories

    More than 30 years after the end of the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina (1992-1995), Srebrenica remains emblematic of its brutality. And no one is more closely linked to the genocide there than Ratko Mladic, who led the Bosnian Serb army and died in prison yesterday at the age of 84. Around 100,000 people were killed during the four-year war in Bosnia, while 2.2 million were driven from their homes across the country—half of its total population...

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  2. 💥Announcement! Saturday 25.04.2026💥

    🌿🕯 Memories of Resistance – Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day 🕯🌿

    Saturday, 25.04.2026 | 12:00 pm | Spore Initiative, Hermannstraße 86, 12051 Berlin

    Arrival: U8 Leinestraße

    📣 Call to action: asanb.noblogs.org/?p=16866 - @ararat_berli

    #b2504 #GenocideRemembrance

    On Saturday 25 April, we would like to come together with you to mark Genocide Remembrance Day.

    This annual commemoration is of great significance, not only in remembering the past but also in relation to our present.

    We therefore invite you to a commemoration featuring readings and music, mourning, learning together and sharing a meal.

    Our focus this year is on the role of Germany. In response to your feedback regarding the lack of knowledge about Germany’s involvement in the genocide of the Assyrians, Pontic Greeks and Armenians, we are stepping in where state education has failed and organising a panel on this topic.

    As genocides are systemic, we want to break out of isolation and connect – drawing on perspectives ranging from the Holocaust to the genocide in Gaza and the genocide in the Ottoman Empire.