1 May 1995 The telephone in Branko Kostic’s apartment rang suddenly, crashing through the frightening calm of the bedroom in which you could only hear flat snoring broken occasionally with the screams of a clear conscience. Branko opened one eye in his head, trying all the time to reach a petroleum lamp whose freedom loving flame shone on the gigantic […]
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