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Article: Sarajevo: Peace Fulcrum; Future of Bosnia, and Europe, Turns on Onetime Multicultural Haven
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- The Washington Post
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- October 9, 1995
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Several hundred feet below 1st Lt. Nicolas Tete's U.N. observation
post on a hill above Sarajevo, a small alley meanders between two
drab apartment buildings.
On one side, several Serb girls were jumping rope, reveling in
Sarajevo's Indian summer. Across the alley, Muslim boys were deep
into a soccer game.
Two trenches, one for Muslim forces, one for Serbs, run along the
alley, Tete pointed out. "That's where their fathers are spending the
day," said the young French officer as the children's carefree voices
reached his post. "It's crazy. And what's going to happen when
there's peace?"
Tete's simple question and the bizarre scene below him raises a
question for diplomats, Muslims, Serbs and ...
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