Its time for the closing arguments in the most serious war crimes trial since nuremberg at the end of world war ii. Ratko mladic, commander of serb forces in the bosnian war, stands accused of genocide, crimes against humanity and violation of the customs of war. The verdict is expected next week in the hague and will effectively mark the end of more than two decades of work there by the International Criminal tribunal. So how do the victims of mladics ethnic cleansing and murder view this moment . And what about other Bosnian Serbs convicted in the hague so long ago that theyve now served their sentences and gone home . Mark urban covered the bosnian war through the 1990s. He returned there to speak to those whose lives were altered forever by the war. Hes with us now. Mark. So much weight attached to this . Most viewers in this country, it feels like a long time ago but of course, in bosnia there are still 30,000 people, we can see their faces, missing and unaccounted for whose famil