Roger Lippman of Balkan Witness sends the following commentary:

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Herman's secondary argument (more explicit if no more honest) is that the bodies said to be those of the Srebrenica victims have been unearthed from several mass graves around eastern Bosnia rather than a single giant mass grave at Srebrenica. A look at the ICMP website would tell Herman this was due to Serb commanders ordering bodies exhumed and reburied at scattered sites to hide evidence of the crime. Maybe this hasn't been conclusively proven, but it shows Herman's bad faith that he doesn't even mention it.

It's worse than this. First, the massacre took place in a widely dispersed area. Victims have been found buried most of the way to Sarajevo as well as all over the Srebrenica area. And the reburial in secondary graves has been conclusively proven. As the RS [Serb Republic] Commission Report and the ICMP note, excavation and reburial led to what is known as commingling of remains; the bones are mixed up, and parts of the same body are often found in two or even three different grave sites. The fact that parts of individual bodies are sometimes found in multiple mass graves is, by itself, convincing evidence of reburial. The RS Srebrenica Commission Report of 2004 states that RS investigators visited 29 secondary and tertiary mass graves. (Preliminary report, p. 23) Furthermore, some of the perpetrators themselves have described moving the evidence to secondary graves. (See confession of Momir Nikolic, section 13.) Also see David Rohde on spy planes spotting heavy equipment in Sept, and graves dug up in 1996 - Endgame: The Betrayal and Fall of Srebrenica p 342-3.

Roger also directs us to the Deniers of Serbia's War Crimes page on his website which includes a shameful litany of other genocide-apologists on the supposed "left."