Serbs celebrate atrocities in Vukovar (Croatia) and Srebrenica (Bosnia). In the video, the adults
and children are dancing to the song that goes: "Oh, Pazar-new Vukovar, oh Sjenice-new Srebrenica....an old mother is looking for her son, she went to general Draza asking: General, where is my son? (answers) guarded by serbian bayonets."
Here is the video:
Bratunac - Praznik Svete Makljive (14-08-2013) - YouTube
General Draza Mihajlovic was a famous Serb nationalist during WWII, promoting the ideology of Greater Serbia. Mihajlovic committed many war crimes against non-Serb civilians, mainly in the Eastern Bosnia. According to my grandmother (rip), Mihajlovic's Chetnicks and Croatian Pavelic's Ustasha competed who can kill the most people in WWII.
Pazar and Sjenica are towns located in Serbia, with majority Muslim population. With the song above, the Serbs are celebrating what they did in 1990s and are threatening to do the same to Muslims in Pazar and Sjenica.
During the 1990s Yugoslav wars, some 30,000 Catholics were driven out of Vukovar and many killed. About 8,000 Muslim men and boys (with some women and one Catholic man) were massacred in Srebrenica, 1995.