GRAPHIC CONTENT: Stacks of unidentified corpses line the walls of an underground shelter at a Bosnian morgue in Tuzla, March 1997. The body bags contain victims found in mass graves and wooded areas in Srebrenica. Among the main charges is that Karadzic, who was arrested in 2008 after 11 years on the run, controlled Serb forces that massacred 8,000 Muslim men and boys in Srebrenica in 1995 after overrunning the supposed U.N.-designated "safe area".

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Around 10,000 refugees from Srebrenica are seen boarding buses at a camp outside the U.N. base at Tuzla Airport, July 1995.

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A wounded Bosnian woman is brought to Kosevo hospital in Sarajevo, July 26, 1995.

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People look for wounded outside of the indoor market at the site of a mortar blast in the center of Sarajevo that killed some 40 people, August 28, 1995.

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Civilians wounded by a mortar bomb in Sarajevo's central market wait for treatment in a hospital corridor, February 5, 1994. The woman at left died while waiting for treatment.

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A weary soldier of the Bosnian Army Fifth Corps' elite 502 "Tigers" brigade rests against a wall before heading home after his unit captured a strategic town from separatist Serb forces, securing a road that led into Sarajevo, October 1995.

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A house is burning down near the Jewish cemetery in Sarajevo, 1994. The house caught fire following a mortar explosion.

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A group of Bosnian civilians, led by a policeman, run a gauntlet of wrecked cars acting as shields from Bosnian Serb snipers in the Sarajevo suburb of Dobrinja, June 1993.

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An elderly man and a photographer view two bodies of some 60 people killed by a mortar attack on Sarajevo's central market, February 1994.

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An aid worker carries badly wounded 11-year old girl into the Kosevo hospital in Sarajevo after she was injured by a shell, July 1995. REUTERS/File

Rifka Levi, who spent part of World War Two in concentration camps in Croatia and Serbia, weeps as she waves goodbye to friends as she starts the journey that will take her to Jerusalem, June 1993.

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A French UN soldier looks in amazement after a huge explosion rocked the center of Sarajevo, June 1995.

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A father comforts his four year-old girl who was wounded by a sniper after she was wheeled into surgery, February 1994.


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A crying woman comforts the father of a boy who was killed by a mortar in Sarajevo's city center, June 25, 1995.

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Two-year-old Neira Kameric stands beside a mortar scar laid with flowers and a sign that reads "Beware Sniper" in Sarajevo, November 1995.

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A young girl cries in the cemetery in Sarajevo, August 1994.

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