Louis, I am not convince by your link. It is an affirmation more than a study: who, when and where being absent…
Can do better as would have said our teachers…

Now, you ask the Serbs to stop the victimisation.
Will you ask the others sides to do the same?
Will you ask the Bosnians to stop to pretend they had no weapons and that they never ever did bad things? Will you ask them to stop to produce inflated figures concerning their casualties?
To stop to commemorate unproved Serbian crimes?

Will you recognise that the Croatian Serbs had good reasons to fear the new Tudjman Regime and the return of the Ustasa? That they were right to fear the Kosovar Albanians will to leave together in the same country?
Will you recognise that when the Serbian population asked for independence/autonomy they were bombed, and when a minority ask to separate from the Serbs the Serbs were bombed?
Do you accept that in all the Former Yugoslav wars, bomb the Serbs was the result and the politic?

When Serbia, arms (both) twisted by the so-called International Community (in a method known in all school yards as bullying) “admitted" the 7000 victims in Sebrenica (victims we still don’t have the bodies, graves or names, it didn’t bring a “South African” type of reconciliation but a claim for compensation… So I can understand why they won’t admit any wrongdoing.

And Louis, figures are important. If not we go for "who steal an egg, steal a cow, who steal a cow kill the cow boy"... (qui vole un oeuf vole un boeuf, qui vole un boeuf tue le bouvier).
And a video for a cold blood murder is not a proof of a genocide by the way...

The civil war in Bosnia is still presented as an aggression by the media. The war in Croatia is still presented like a war of conquest.
It wasn’t.
The Serbs were far from innocents. But in saying this I was accused to be pro-Serb, so can’t be trusted.
You could be openly pro Croats (as Filkenkraut did), pro Bosnian (Izetbegovic, of course, not Fikret Abdic) as Bernard Henry Levy did, but you couldn’t say something like a slight doubts about Serbian guilt…