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Milosevic and the Balkan Wars
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Slobodan Milosevic was laid to rest Saturday beneath a tree at the family estate in his hometown, a quiet end for a man blamed for ethnic wars that killed 250,000 people in one of the turbulent Balkans' bloodiest chapters.
OBITUARY
Slobodan Milosevic, 1941-2006
Former Yugoslav leader Slobodan Milosevic, who presided over the Balkan wars of the 1990s, was found dead March 11 in his cell at a United Nations prison near The Hague.
GALLERY
Milosevic Returns to Serbia
The body of former President Slobodan Milosevic returned to his homeland.
GALLERY
Divided Emotions
Disparate commemorations underscored the deep conflicts of Serbian politics and the public's divided emotions over a man still hailed as hero by some and condemned as the "Butcher of the Balkans" by others.
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Kosovo Sorrow
Photos from Washington Post Photojournalist Carol Guzy's "Bearing Witness 1989-1999."
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Lost in Plain Sight
Washington Post Photojournalists Lucian Perkins and Carol Guzy, in Macedonia and Albania respectively, document the uncertain future of the Kosovar refugees. Includes journal entries from Perkins.
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The New Yugoslavia
While some observers described the ousting of president Slobodan Milosevic as a "revolution," many people in Yugoslavia speak less exuberantly about "the changes" or "what happened on October 5."
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Mission: Transition
Fostering Community in Kosovo from Washington Post photojournalist Lucian Perkins; 1999.
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The Face of Hate
Two Villages - One Albanian, One Serbian - Where Hate Begins; from Washington Post Photojournalist Lucian Perkins, 1999.
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Cast Away
All but forgotten in Kosovo's war with itself is a mental hospital, near the capital city of Pristina, that is home to 350 of the province's most vulnerable, most neglected citizens.
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Keeping the Peace
Under a new accord, NATO ceased its 11-week-old air war over Yugoslavia. This photo gallery depicts efforts to bring peace to the war-torn region of Kosovo.
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PEC
When ethnic Albanians returned to Kosovo in June 1999, they found their homes in ruins.
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Carol Guzy's Photo Journal
Washington Post photojournalist Carol Guzy's photographs tell the story of the U.N.'s efforts to help traumatized children, a nun's single-handed mission and the ordeal of military-age Kosovars who were held by Serb authorities in the Smrekovnica prison.
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