26 November 1995 Only two kinds of people have remained since the Dayton agreement: the delighted and the desperate. The former are glad that the war is over, the latter are beginning to realize its senselessness and the depth of catastrophe. Most of us probably belong to both groups, either at the same time or alternately, but there are still […]
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