Srebrenica survivor Ahmed Hrustanovic reflects on Ratko Mladic's death

Ahmed Hrustanovic reflects on Ratko Mladic's death with NPR's Scott Simon. All of Hrustanovic's adult male relatives died in the Srebrenica Massacre engineered by Mladic. Transcript SCOTT SIMON, HOST: Ratko Mladic died this week. He was the Bosnian Serb general known as the Butcher of Bosnia. He died while serving a life sentence in The Hague for genocide and other crimes against humanity during the Bosnian War. Mladic was found responsible by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia for the Srebrenica massacre, which left more than 8,000 Muslim men and boys dead, including all the adult men in Ahmed Hrustanovic's family. Ahmed Hrustanovic joins is now from Srebrenica, where he lives and is an imam. Thank you very much for being with us.AHMED HRUSTANOVIC: Thank you very much. It's my pleasure, really, to talk with you.SIMON: What went through your mind and heart when you heard that Ratko Mladic had died?HRUSTANOVIC: Really, nothing. There is no emotions. There is no - nothing about him - I don't even want to say his name - just something that I don't want to remember, something that will history remember as a war criminal, the worst war criminal after Hitler in...