I
think that first there must be penitence from the side of war
criminals, and then forgiveness from the side of victims. One
of the problems in BiH (Bosnia and Herzegovina) is that not many
people feel repentant for what has happened.
Over 100.000 people were killed, 1,000.000 expelled – and
there has been almost no penitence. On the upside, it is very
interesting that revenge almost does not exist which is a huge
achievement for this society .
I think that Esma is thinking neither about forgiveness nor revenge.
Sara is a victim, but also a reminder of the criminal. Our future
is made up of recognition of both components, because they both
belong to us. They are inside us.
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