United against the oblivion

This page contains the list of some of the victims of the genocide, extermination, and ethnic cleansing conducted against the Serbian people. They are listed by name, short biography, personal photo, place, and date of torture or death.

The page was constructed as a part of the entire project of spreading the truth. Since the stories and reminders of unpunished crimes against Serbian people have become disturbing, what is usually implied is that the number of victims is overestimated and that the victims were imaginary persons. For this reason, we put great effort into presenting the identity of the victims, their agony, and the way they were killed.
Among them, there were women, children, eldelrs and even unborn children.

However, this project needs our joint efforts. An individual can do little, but a group of individuals can do a lot. This is why we strive to create nationally conscious individuals in society to prevent history from repeating.

In the table below, you can find the victims' list in our archive. If you find someone missing regarding a particular event, feel free to contact us through our Contact page.

You can send texts with photos and videos which we will publish if they meet the necessary conditions.

The victims can be arranged by:
nameperiodareaviewvote

PERIOD

REGION

VICTIM

VIEWS

VOTES

Yugoslav Wars	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Božana Delić - a Serbian victim from Gorazde - Bosnia 1992	791	0
SFR Yugoslavia	Montenegro	Branka Djukić, a Serbian girl from Plav - Montenegro 1975	856	20
Second World War	ISC	Damjan Štrbac, a Serbian hieromartyr - Lika 1941	438	0
Yugoslav Wars	Kosovo and Metohia	Djordje Martinović (1929-2000) a Serbian victim from Gnjilane - Kosovo 1985	3330	24
Yugoslav Wars	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Slobodan I. Stojanović (12) - serbian boy from Zvornik - Bosnia 1992	1544	15

Dear visitors,

If you want to actively get involved in the operation of our website, writting articles related to a specific topic that accompanies this site (eg. crime, concentration camps, victims, documentaries, books, Features, etc.) and thus significantly contribute to keeping the memory of the suffering of our people in recent times, please contact the administrator by e-mail: webmaster@zlocininadsrbima.com or via our contact form on this page.

To do this, specify you details, which will not be published, but will assist the editorial board of our web site, to see who is active and what extent and that the articles are not written by an unknown and inexperienced persons. Because it often happens that people who write on this subject are persons who don't have a superficial knowledge or are prone to promote certain political ideas, which to us it certainly is not the goal.

Thank you.