On 24 July 1995 a roll of film returned to The Netherlands. During the fall of the enclave of Srebrenica in former Yugoslavia, Dutchbat lieutenant J.H.A. Rutten took pictures of the evacuation of Bosnian Muslim civilians. This was the first sign of the biggest genocide in Europe since World War II. When the revealing roll of film was destroyed while being developed in a military lab.
How could this happen? Was it bad luck or did this important, tangible evidence of what happened have to disappear from the public eye?