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EDITORS PLEASE NOTE - RESENDING EDIT TO CORRECT ASPECT RATION OF JULY 11 PICTURES WHICH WERE WRONGLY PILLAR BOXED IN ORIGINAL 3092 EDIT EDITORS PLEASE NOTE - EDIT CONTAINS CONVERTED 4:3 MATERIAL Rows of coffins sit at a service in eastern Bosnia. They contain 520 victims of the Srebrenica massacre - finally laid to rest after 17 years. Muslim men and boys were butchered by Bosnian Serb forces in Europe's worst atrocity since World War II. The number of victims identified and buried now reaches 5,657. SOUNDBITE: NEW YORK RABBI ARTHUR SCHNEIER, HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR AND FIRST NON-MUSLIM CLERIC ATTENDING CEREMONY IN SREBRENICA, SAYING (English): "The brutality of what took place here can never be forgotten not just in our generation, but also for all time. The totality of this crime must be remembered - not denied. The testimony of those who survived cannot be refuted and the historical fact cannot be altered." Wartime commander Ratko Mladic is now on trial, accused of genocide. The 70-year-old faces a string of charges at the war crimes tribunal in The Hague. But it has come as little comfort to those seeking justice. SOUNDBITE: DZEMILA OMEROVIC WHO LOST HUSBAND IN SREBRENICA MASSACRE, SAYING (Bosnian): "They (The Hague War Crimes Court) will acquit Karadzic now - they are only killing us again with this. This court shouldn't have been established in the first place. Injustice hurts more than killing. He's (Mladic's) laughing in our faces, his disrespect for the victims, it hurts." The remains of an estimated 2,400 victims are still to be identified and recovered from mass graves. Sarah Charlton, Reuters.