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ut also before the eyes of us all. The Dutch soldiers walked around everywhere. It isimpossible that they did not see it.There was a woman with a small baby a few months old. A Chetnik told the mother thatthe child must stop crying. When the child did not stop crying he snatched the childaway and cut its throat. Then he laughed. There was a Dutch soldier there who waswatching. He did not react at all.I saw yet more frightful things. For example, there was a girl, she must have beenabout nine years old. At a certain moment some Chetniks recommended to her brotherthat he rape the girl. He did not do it and I also think that he could not have done it forhe was still just a child. Then they murdered that young boy. I have personally seen allthat. I really want to emphasize that all this happened in the immediate vicinity of thebase.In the same way I also saw other people who were murdered. Some of them had theirthroat cut. Others were beheaded.’244. Plaintiff No. 10 states (see Exhibit 10):‘We spent the night of 11th to 12th July 1995 in the factory. The Serbs entered thefactory in the morning of 12th July 1995. They shouted out that the men and boys olderthan thirteen had to leave the factory. The Serbs were armed and took men and boysout of the group of refugees. I saw UNPROFOR soldiers in the factory. When I camecloser to those soldiers, I heard that they spoke Serbian. I heard them say that the menwere being taken out of the group for questioning. Other UNPROFOR soldiers wereclearly Dutch and they did nothing.When we were driven out of the factory by the Serbs a group of Serbs came along whosaid that they were looking for a particular girl. Those Serbs knew that girl from beforethe war. My mother was scared that it was my sister they were looking for and shecovered her head and face with a scarf. Girls were continually being taken out of the© Van Diepen Van der Kroef Advocaten 2007www.vandiepen.com108