拉特科·姆拉迪奇本周在海牙监狱去世1。这位波斯尼亚塞尔维亚将军因在1992-95年波斯尼亚战争期间指挥大规模暴行而被国际法庭定罪，并于2017年被判终身监禁1。尽管他因包括1995年7月斯雷布雷尼察种族灭绝在内的战争罪行被定罪1，但许多波斯尼亚塞尔维亚人仍将其视为英雄1。
战争期间，姆拉迪奇的军队迅速占领波斯尼亚70%的领土1。在斯雷布雷尼察种族灭绝中，至少8000名波什尼亚克男性和男孩被杀1。整个波斯尼亚战争造成超过10万人死亡1。
姆拉迪奇去世当周，许多年轻的波斯尼亚塞尔维亚人走上街头庆祝他的生平和遗产1。2024年，数千名波斯尼亚塞尔维亚人走上街头反对联合国关于纪念斯雷布雷尼察种族灭绝的决议1。这些事件反映了战争后波斯尼亚社会的持续分裂，历史修正主义和对战争罪的否认在该地区仍然广泛存在1。
Ratko Mladić, the Bosnian Serb military commander convicted of war crimes, died this week in a prison in The Hague.1 Mladić was sentenced to life imprisonment in 2017 for his role in orchestrating mass atrocities during the 1992-1995 Bosnian War, in which over 100,000 people were killed.1 His forces rapidly conquered approximately 70 percent of the country's territory.1 Among his most notorious crimes was his command during the July 1995 Srebrenica genocide, in which at least 8,000 Bosniak men and boys were murdered.1
Despite his convictions, Mladić remains a polarizing figure in the Balkans. Many Bosnian Serbs continue to regard him as a hero rather than a war criminal, underscoring the region's failure to achieve genuine reconciliation.1 In 2024, thousands of Bosnian Serbs protested against a United Nations resolution commemorating the Srebrenica genocide.1 Following Mladić's death, numerous young Bosnian Serbs took to the streets to celebrate his life and legacy.1 This persistent reverence for a convicted mass perpetrator reflects how deeply historical revisionism and denial of war crimes remain embedded in Bosnian Serb society.
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