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© Karen Thomas
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In
1999, war came to
the small province
of Kosovo, part
of the former Yugoslavia.
In 2005, Kosovo
is still being rebuilt.
These
are the voices of
soldiers, aid workers,
and civilians who
are remembered in
war but forgotten
in their search
for peace. Why
the struggle?
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Strangers
in their own homes
civilian
life
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“One
day I hope to go
back,” says
Artan Bajrami, a
Roma/Ashkali in
north Mitrovica,
with the same longing
as many internally
displaced persons,
or IDPs, in Kosovo. Full
story
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If you go down
to the woods today…
soldiers’
watch
 Kosovo’s
eastern borders with Serbia
and Macedonia have breathtaking
beauty. But the US Desert
Company 148 Infantry must
patrol the rural villages
nestled in the hills.
Find out why… Full
story 
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Care in the
community
aid
working
 Care
International works
with Kosovo’s IDPs
living in single ethnic
communities wishing to
overcome fear and suspicion
and return to multi-ethnic
life in their former homes.
Full
story
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