The Rohde to Srebrenica The Columbia Graduate School of Journalism presents a fascinating, sobering look at Bosnian-Serb war crimes in 1995 and the perils faced by war reporters. The site follows the journey of Christian Science Monitor reporter, David Rohde, as he investigates a spy-plane photo of possible mass graves in the town of Srebrenica. Not only did he uncover compelling evidence of Europe's worst massacre since the Holocaust, but he established that Serbian President Slobodan Milosovic and Dutch peacekeeping troops knew about it. For further background, this student-built site provides a war chronology, video clips from Rohde and his editor, and articles on related issues, such as journalistic ethics. (in History)
