Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic inaugurated a new plaque last week in memory of those who were killed in Belgrade's Staro Sajmiste concentration camp during the Holocaust.
The plaque described how Jews, Serbs, Roma and anti-fascists were imprisoned in the camp between 1941 and 1945 as part of a system of terror.
The inauguration ceremony was held on Serbia's national Day of Remembrance for the Victims of the Holocaust, Genocide and Other Victims of Fascism in the Second World War, which is held annually on April 21.
After the ceremony, wreaths were laid on the Staro Sajmiste monument nearby.
“We have now documented, with full name and surname, 17,016 innocent victims of Judenlager Semlin [the German name for Staro Sajmiste]," said Vucic.
Over 17,000 people were killed at Staro Sajmiste, including Jews and Serbs.