TiM's "TOUR DE SERBIA" - STAGE 3 - Sept. 14, 1999

Aleksinac - Photos

Then... (Apr. 6, 1999):

... and now (Sept. 14, 1999):

1. Reconstruction under way of the bombed out neighborhood (the view from the adjacent apartment building, shown in photo No. 2).; 2. Apartment building whose resident invited the TiM editor to his place to take the photo of reconstruction work at the bombing site (photo No. 1);

3. Bomb damage inside the apartment is still extensive even after the repairs; 4. A car wreck from the Apr. 6 attack is still where it was when the bombs fell; 5. A scene from another nearby bombing site (photo taken on Apr. 6).

6. And the same neighborhood now (Sept. 14), under reconstruction; 7. Farmers market in Aleksinac. The stand with the peppers. The old farmer who got angry at the TiM editor's wife has his back turned to the camera.

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