Canadian Serbian director Boris Malagorsky’s ‘Republika Srpska: The Struggle’ for Freedom ” received backlash from all over world for Whitewashing war crimes during the Bosnian War, which eventually led to the cancellation of film screenings across Europe.
Malagorsky announced in Late September that his film will be shown for the first time across Europe in Several cities want it also Personal attendance.
The first The reaction to the film came from the institute for Search of Genocide Canada Alleged Denies Srebrenica Genocide, Laws and Provisions of United nations’ international the courts.
In 2007, the International Court of justice in The Hague ruled that genocide was committed in Srebrenica, where? more More than 8000 Bosnian Muslims men The boys were killed when Bosnian Serb forces attacked the town in July 1995 despite the presence of Dutch peacekeepers.
The institute launched a petition in Trying to block the premiere of the movie in Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Belgium and the Netherlands. she has attracted 31,000 signatures so far.
President of The institute is governed by boardAmir Ramesh, they said they collected signatures from people in 67 countries who deeply concerned Regarding the movie. he is added that glorifies the perpetrators of Genocide wrong Malagurski’s film “A new Genocide “.
Malagorsky on social media organizations slammed and people for leading a campaign of hatred against for him.
‘In our movie we filmed in Srebrenica condemned what happened there. I call Everyone attacks the movie without seeing it to watch it first,” He said.
Benjamin Karic, Mayor of The capital is Sarajevo of Bosnia and Herzegovina, address the mayor of Salzburg, Austria in Cancellation request letter of View the movie.
Karic said the film was “propaganda”. screening of The film was later canceled.
