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Bosnian women weep over the coffin of a relative before the memorial burial service for victims of the Srebrenica massacre at Potocari on Friday

In Bosnia, each funeral never ends

Bone by bone, victims of the Srebrenica massacre are being identified, pieced together and, finally, laid to rest

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