The Commission on Concealed Mass Graves in Serbia (Serbian: Komisija za otkrivanje tajnih masovnih grobnica u Srbiji) is an office of the Serbian Government whose task is to find and document mass grave sites from the Second World War and the period immediately after it.
[2] On April 29, 2010 all documents relating to the commission's work were unsealed from secrecy.
[3] After one year of operation, the commission announced that it had found 190 potential grave sites and had collected information on over 59,000 victims.
[4] The commission has prompted Serbian president Boris Tadić to call for a committee of Serbian and Hungarian academics to investigate war crimes committed by both sides in Vojvodina during the war.
[5] A local branch of the commission has been established for the Zaječar District.