Summary "I am not afraid of death. I am afraid that I will die before I find my son's remains," says Haira, one of the heroines of the documentary series "The Domino Effect". For 25 years Haira has been looking for her missing son, who was most likely killed during the greatest genocide in post-war history of Europe. The genocide took place in July 1995 in what is now Bosnia and Herzegovina. Bosnian Serbs murdered over 8,000 men and boys, who were the Muslim inhabitants of Srebrenica. More than 1,500 victims of the massacre have still not been identified. In this episode, Dominika Kulczyk meets the Bosnian women who faced painful memories and returned to the place where their loved ones died. She also supports the organization Snaga zene, whose activities focus on, among others, the problem of post-war trauma passed on from generation to generation.

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