On August 8, 1995, in the Croatian town of Dvor, a band of soldiers rounded up nine disabled refugees inside a school and executed them. Metres away, a unit of Danish peacekeepers watched the massacre unfold. They had a clear view - through the large shattered windows - into the main hall, where most of the victims were shot dead. They didn't know if the perpetrators were Serbs or Croats. But they had an idea who the victims were.
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