27 September 1993 River Glina flows between the Serb village of Gejakovac and the Muslim town of Velika Kladusa. There are trenches, machine-gun nests, mine fields, barbed wire on both river banks. Until recently Muslims and Serbs had squatted on their own territory and conducted trade. They were connected with doubled ropes, to which canisters and small rafts on automobile […]
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