Volume 47, Number 13 · August 10, 2000
Croatia Reborn
By Tim Judah
The face of Franjo Tudjman has turned a horrible gangrene yellow. What is surprising is that Tudjman, the man who led Croatia to independence in 1991, died only last December. Yet no one seems to care that the photograph of the father of the nation that hangs in the lobby of Zagreb's grand Esplanade Hotel is deteriorating so rapidly that soon you won't be able to make out his features at all.
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