Report pursuant to General Assembly resolution 53/35 : the fall of Srebrenica / Secretary-General

Provides a comprehensive account of the events dating from the establishment of the safe area of Srebrenica on 16 Apr. 1993 under Security Council resolution 819 (1993), which was followed by the establishment of other safe areas, until the endorsement of the Peace Agreement by the Security Council under resolution 1031 (1995) of 15 Dec. 1995. Also provides an assessment which analyses the role of the UN Protection Force in Srebrenica, the role of Bosniac forces on the ground, the role of air power, unanswered questions, the role of the Security Council and Member States, the failure to fully comprehend the Serb war aims and lessons for the future. Includes annexes and several maps.

113 p. : maps

Includes#UN map no. 4131: The former Yugoslavia#(Nov. 1999);#UN map no. 4129: Vance-Owen Peace Plan as presented January 1993#(Nov. 1999); #UN map no. 4127: Safe areas#(Nov. 1999);#UN map no. 4130: Union of Three Republics Plan#(Nov. 1999);#UN map no. 4128: Contact Group July 1994 proposal#(Nov. 1999);#UN map no. 4123: Dutchbat deployment as of June 1995#(Nov. 1999);#UN map no. 4124: The attack on Srebrenica#(Nov. 1999);#UN map no. 4122: Execution sites and mass graves#(Nov. 1999);#UN map no. 4126: Dayton Peace Agreement#(Nov. 1999).