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Date: 19 Dec 1995 13:08:43
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From: boe57@netropolis.net
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I recently read an editorial by Dr. Henry Kissinger on this conflict. He
stated that the real issue

is religion rather than ethnicity and that most of the people of that
region are of the same ethnic stock.

I tend to agree with him. I would like to learn more about this and hear
from anyone who can shed light

on the subject. This is crucial to the understanding of the conflict and
the leaders and politicians cannot

make proper decisions about B-H without understanding this. I would like
to hear from anyone there that

cares to correspond with me.






From notes@igc5.igc.apc.org Tue Dec 19 17:34:24 1995
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Date: 19 Dec 1995 13:39:43
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From: jilla@carbon.concom.com
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I'm so glad this internet links exists so that I can write to you.  I've
never been to

Bosnia but I saw the horrible photos and news stories about your suffering
on TV and

couldn't forget about it.  So I researched the conflict and was so
horrified by what

I learned that I wrote a novel about it.  No one has published it yet, but
I'm still

trying.  I found Bosnian music and played it while I wrote the book.  One
song in

particular inspired me: Il' je vedro, Il' oblacno.  I want you to know that

through it all, there were ordinary people like me around the world,
thinking of you.



I pray the worst is over.



Jilla (from the U.S.A.)