After many Serbs fled their homes in the violent aftermath of the Kosovo war in 1999, some villages in the country are now almost completely deserted, with poor economic conditions deterring most people from returning.
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Kosovo’s Abandoned ‘Ghost Villages’, a Black Legacy of Conflict (Balkan Insight)
- Published: 5 years ago on 01/10/2019
- By: OSCPA S
- Last Modified: October 1, 2019 @ 10:41 am
- Filed Under: International
- Tagged With: Balkan Insight
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