The casket of former Serb general and convicted war criminal, Ratko Mladic, was on display at a church in Belgrade on Monday (September 7).

Mladic, who was convicted of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes committed during Bosnia's 1992-95 war, died last month in a U.N. detention facility in The Hague aged 84. Mladic remained a revered figure among many Serbs in Serbia and in Bosnia's autonomous Serb Republic. His funeral is being held in the Church of St. Luke in Belgrade and Mladic will be buried at a cemetery beside his daughter.

Mourners gathered at the church early Monday morning, forming long queues to enter and pay respects at Mladic's coffin.

DESCRIPCIÓN DE IMÁGENES

1. EXTERIOR OF CHURCH WHERE CASKET OF CONVICTED WAR CRIMINAL RATKO MLADIC IS ON DISPLAY

2. VARIOUS OF MILITARY PERSONNEL AT CHURCH ENTRANCE

3. CASKET SEEN THROUGH CHURCH ENTRANCE

4. PEOPLE ENTERING CHURCH

5. MILITARY PERSONNEL

6. VARIOUS OF PEOPLE ENTERING AND EXITING CHURCH

7. CHURCH INTERIOR WITH CASKET OF MLADIC

8. VARIOUS OF MLADIC'S CASKET, HIS PHOTO, MEDALS AND SERVICE CAP ON DISPLAY

9. MOURNERS IN CHURCH

10. CASKET ON DISPLAY

11. CHURCH INTERIOR

12. VARIOUS OF OFFICIALS MOURNING, BEING PHOTOGRAPHED NEAR MLADIC'S CASKET