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Video 1: General Morillon in Srebrenica
General Morillon, UNPROFOR commander in Bosnia-Herzegovina, denies that he is being held against his will in the Muslim province of Srebrenica. A UNPROFOR officer confirms that General Morillon voluntarily stayed with the people of Srebrenica and was not detained by them as had been thought.
13 March 1993
France 2/INA (Video in French)
Video 2: Rony Brauman: Srebrenica
In this interview, Rony Brauman, President of MSF France, criticizes Western governments and European citizens for failing to prevent a strategy of racial domination and territorial conquest in Europe. This inaction is described as leading to a barbaric situation.
17 April 1993
France 2/INA (Video in French)
Video 3: 1994 A Year in Focus
The Gorazde enclave, declared previously a secured zone, is since mid-April caught in a barrage of fire. Two MSF staff are witness to the demise of the enclave.
May 1994
MSF France (Video in French)
Video 4: Factuel Srebrenica
On Tuesday 11 July, Bosnian Serb forces overran the Muslim enclave of Srebrenica in eastern Bosnia. 30,000 people have fled and are trying to find refuge around Potocari, the main UNPROFOR base in the region. This enclave became a UN security zone in 1993. By telephone, Stéphan Oberreit, MSF coordinator in Belgrade, reports on the situation.
12 July 1995
France 2/INA (Video in French)
Video 5: Fall of Srebrenica
Stephan Oberreit, MSF coordinator in Belgrade, describes the situation in Srebrenica.
12 July 1995
France 2/INA – (Video in French)
Video 6: Srebrenica: Ethnic Cleansing
Ethnic cleansing’ is once again under way in Bosnia, in the Muslim enclave of Srebrenica, which Serb forces seized on Tuesday 11 July. The Serbs have begun to organise the expulsion of the enclave's Muslim population, under the direction of their commander, General Mladic. Thousands of refugees ended up in Tuzla, another Muslim enclave, to escape the Serbs.
11-13 July 1995
France 2/INA (Video in French)
Video 7: Christina Schmitz on Srebrenica
Interview of Christina Schmitz, MSF field coordinator in Srebrenica in 1995. She describes the humanitarian situation she experienced in the enclave.
2014
Extract of ‘MSF(UN)Limited’, an MSF Documentary film.
Video 8: Mazowiecki Resignation
Rony Brauman, former President of MSF, comments on the current situation in Bosnia and expresses his views on the decision to lodge a complaint against the UN Security Council and on the resignation of UN human rights rapporteur Tadeusz Mazowiecki. In his view, the fiction has been shattered by the facts and the diplomatic-humanitarian set-up no longer works. He does not believe that Europe can fight for undefined objectives. He is not angry with politicians, but with those who turn humanitarianism into a gadget.
27 July 1995
France 2/INA – (Video in French)
Video 9: A Few Home Truths
On the news set, Pierre Salignon, MSF Deputy Programme Manager in the former Yugoslavia.
14 August 1995
France 2/INA – Les quatre vérités (Video in French)
Video 10: Srebrenica in Memoriam
In May 1993, the UN declared Srebrenica a safe area. Two years later, following an assault by Serb forces, the enclave fell, despite the presence of a contingent of Dutch peacekeepers. Through the testimonies of a Dutch peacekeeper and Bosnian refugees, this film traces the end of the enclave.
August 1995
A Documentary film by Christophe Picart/EUP/MSF
Video 11: Envoyé spécial
Pierre Salignon, MSF Deputy Programme Manager in the former Yugoslavia: - ‘I work with refugees at the hospital in Srebrenica. The stories are so serious that we decided to make them public... Between five and eight thousand people have disappeared, mostly men who fled into the forest. In Srebrenica, the fall was the culmination of ethnic cleansing and deportations to Tuzla’.
12 October 1995
France 2/INA – (Video in French)
Video 12: 1996 A Year in Focus
In July, the enclave of Srebrenica fell into the hands of the Serbs, despite the UN had declared it a safe area. MSF assisted the wounded after the last minute. But families were separated and deported to Tuzla.
May 1996
MSF France
Video 13: Srebrenica, a Bosnian betrayal
29 May 1996
(English/French)
Video 14: French parliamentary fact-finding mission on Srebrenica
Interview with Françoise Bouchet-Saulnier, Legal Director of MSF (the association lost twenty-two of its members in Srebrenica). She states that MSF is dissatisfied with the French parliamentary fact-finding mission. The mission's access to archives and personnel is incomplete.
26 January 2001
France Inter/INA - (Audio in French)
Video 15: Meeting: MSF Officials and members of the Srebrenica Municipality
Pierre Salignon, former Programme Manager of MSF France in former Yugoslavia and other MSF officials meet with Bosnian and Serb members of the Srebrenica Municipality
March 2001
EUP/MSF (Video in French)
Video 16: French Parliamentary Fact-Finding Commission on Srebrenica
Hearing of Christina Schmitz and Daniel O’Brien, MSF members, by French Parliamentary Fact-Finding Commission on Srebrenica.
29 March 2001
MSF
Video 17: 2001 A Year in Focus
Srebrenica Fall: With the Parliamentary Fact-Finding Commission on Srebrenica, members of Parliament are investigating in the military aspect of the fall of the enclave of Srebrenica.
22 June 2001
MSF France (Video in French)
Video 18: Parliamentary Mission into the Srebrenica massacre
News report dedicated to the report of the parliamentary mission on the Srebrenica massacre, designed to assess France's responsibility in the operation. Interview with Jean-Hervé Bradol from MSF.
29 November 2001
France 3/INA – (Video in French)
Video 19: Serbian Parliament Public Apology for the Massacre of Srebrenica
After 13 hours of debate, the Serbian parliament has adopted a resolution publicly apologising for the massacre of 8,000 Bosnian Muslims in Srebrenica in 1995. Deep divisions remain in the country over this chapter of history, and the Serbian far right demonstrated outside parliament.
31 March 2010
France 3/INA (Video in French)