21 March 1998 Despite typical verbal slips by politicians regarding centuries of a shared life, the separation between the two ethnic groups is clear from the fact that there is practically no mixed marriage or kinship (while at the same time, if that is any consolation, other ethnic groups are also isolated), and the greatest interpersonal revulsion begins with that. […]
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