For more on Visegrad Genocide: www.genocideinvisegrad.wordpress.com Peter Mass, author of Love thy Neighbour, wrote an article in Washingtion Post on 27 December 1992 entitled The rapes in Bosnia: A Muslim Schoolgirls Account were he interviews Mersiha, a young Muslim girl rape victim from Visegrad who was raped in Vilina Vlas by Milan Lukic. The girls were taken to the Vilina Vlas motel, which has been described by the Slavic Muslim-led Bosnian government as one of the Serbs alleged rape motels. Mersiha was locked in one room and her friend was locked in another. Mersihas younger sister, Emina, was put in a room across the hall. A few hours later, Mersiha heard her sister moaning and sobbing. She never saw her again. The warlord, Milan Lukic, who has been well-known locally for years, came into Mersihas room, put a table in front of the door and told her to undress. He said that if I didnt do what he wanted, I would never go home, Mersiha recalled, speaking in a nervous but steady voice. Then he ordered me to take off my clothes. I didnt want to do that. He said I must, that it would be better to take my clothes off myself, or else he would do it and he would be violent. Mersiha paused in her narration. She tightened her hold on the hand of her older sister, who is a student in Zenica and sat next to her throughout the interview, which was conducted in this government-held city in an empty pizzeria decorated with a few paltry Christmas ornaments. Mersiha stared hard at a <b>...</b>