Regardless, your RDC document says, "The RDC research of the actual number of Serb victims in Bratunac has been the most extensive carried out in Bosnia and Herzegovina and proves that the overall number of victims is three to nine times smaller than indicated by Serbia and Montenegro .
That is laughable!!! Their "most extensive" research PROVES is "THREE TO NINE TIMES SMALLER" then indicated by Serbia and Montenegro.
"THREE TO NINE TIMES SMALLER" Such precision!!! LOL!!!
Since you imply you've read the book, why don't you list for your own benefit the number of "Bosnians" that have continued their war of terror on the world.
And if you're not a CS and muslim apologists you'd reply with that list!
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A similar figure was the conclusion of a multiethnic team of Bosnians that closely examined missing persons claims using multiple computer databases, an analysis that revealed that far less than 150,000 Bosnians, and probably more like 100,000, actually died; the team could verify only 80,000 deaths. 16
Notes
Chapter 3: The Great DeceitNotes
16. "Reuters, 10 Dec 2004."
Revised death toll for Bosnian war (Reuters, AlertNet, 10 December 2004.)
You really know how to make yourself look like an informed participant in the discussion, F-117A.
Research shows estimates of Bosnian war death toll were inflated
The Associated Press Published: June 21, 2007
SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina: Estimates of the number of people killed during Bosnia's 1992-95 war were severely inflated, and the true figure was half that of what was previously believed, researchers said Thursday. Although more than a decade has passed since the end of the war, only rough estimates on the number of casualties existed, ranging anywhere from 25,000 to 300,000, said Mirsad Tokaca, head of the research project — the only scientific research conducted into the issue so far. The widely accepted figure was about 200,000.
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According to the group's research, 97,207 people were killed during the Bosnian war. Of those, about 60 percent were soldiers and 40 percent civilians. Some 65 percent of those killed were Bosnian Muslims, followed by 25 percent Serbs and more than 8 percent Croats. Of the civilians, 83 percent were Bosnian Muslims, 10 percent were Serbs and more than 5 percent were Croats, followed by a small number of others such as Jews or Roma.