VOICED : Uncounted and forgotten: the Serb victims of Sarajevo

The transcript discusses the complex history of the siege of Sarajevo, focusing on the tragic death of an ethnic Serb by a commander on the same side. It reveals hidden truths about mass graves and the role of rogue soldiers. A political leader's homage to victims is highlighted, along with the challenges of acknowledging crimes against Serbs. The legacy of a controversial commander is also examined, reflecting the ongoing struggle to reconcile Sarajevo's image as a multicultural victim with its darker history.

What does the text suggest about the recognition of crimes against Sarajevo Serbs?

How is the figure of Motion described in relation to the events of 1993?