Comment: Shifting people is no answer Some 2.5 million Balkan people were uprooted in the period 1912- 23 by war and population exchange

From: The Independent - London | Date: April 13, 1999| Author: Tim Judah | Copyright information

ACCORDING TO the report from Kosovo "whole villages are reduced to ashes, unarmed and innocent populations massacred en masse" and "incredible acts of violence, pillage and brutality" have been committed. Yesterday's Nato briefing? It could have been, but in fact these words were written just after the Balkan wars of 1912 and 1913.

In the spirit of contemporary "peace studies" the American Carnegie Endowment for International Peace sent various luminaries to the Balkans at the time to...

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