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War veterans from Croatia, Serbia and Republika Srpska and the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina will visit the Memorial Center in Potočari

Published: November 16, 2012
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On Saturday, 17th November, war veterans will visit the Memorial Center in Potočari. On
the occasion of the World Tolerance Day, war veterans will honor the war victims and send
out a message that it is the right time to face with the war history. Together in their work,
war veterans want to contribute to the normalization of the post-war society and accentuate
the importance of finding a way towards peace. They all stated that the most important thing
for participation in these gathering is the readiness to take personal responsibility for public
condemnation of war crimes. They will mark the World Tolerance Day with their visit to the
Memorial Center in Potočari, where gathered war veterans from Croatia, Serbia, Montenegro,
Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Republika Srpska will bow and honor the victims
of war crimes.

The visit is organized within the organization of the Center for nonviolent action that is
responsible for gatherings of war veterans. This will be the eleventh gathering of war
veterans.

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