'I Lived to Tell the World': The Immigrant Story's exhibit at Oregon State University's PRAx shares the experiences of genocide survivors who live in Oregon * Oregon ArtsWatchThe 'I Lived to Tell the World' exhibit at Oregon State University showcases stories of genocide survivors to foster empathy and understanding among immigrants.
It was a light in the dark': how a bakery transformed lives in war-torn MostarThe impact of war on childhood can last a lifetime, shaping identities and memories.Human resilience can emerge from despair, illustrated by the War Child charity's efforts.
A Film Festival Founded in a War Zone, Still Going StrongThe Sarajevo Film Festival symbolizes resilience and cultural solidarity born from the adversity of war during the city's siege.
The Bitter Fight Over the Meaning of Genocide'The International Court of Justice ruled Serbia committed genocide only in the Srebrenica massacre, causing significant disappointment among survivors seeking broader recognition of genocidal acts.
Germany's Bundeswehr: Getting ready to defend NATO DW 04/04/2024German soldiers entered another European country for the first time post-WWII during the Bosnian war.German Bundeswehr soldiers were not fully prepared for the mission in Bosnia due to lack of training for 'out of area' operations.