Volume 46, Number 13 · August 12, 1999
Kosovo: Peace Now?
By Tim Judah
On the hill near the Serbian village of Drsnik in central Kosovo I counted smoke billowing from eight houses. Or at least I thought they were houses. Some proved to be haystacks. For Albanians taking revenge, even Serbian haystacks must now be burned.
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