AP Historical Hard Drive 2009
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Sarajevans wait for a tram outside the besieged city's central railway station, Thursday, Feb. 9, 1995 in Sarajevo. The station, which has been heaving damaged during the 34-month-long war, was opened earlier this week. To bring peace to the Balkans, leaders in Bosnia and Croatia say they're willing to recognize the country they seceded from Yugoslavia if it recognizes them. Serb-dominated Yugoslavia's recognition of Bosnia would be a blow to Bosnian Ser rebels, who have declared their own mini-state and want to form a
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Minimum price 50PLN
1995-02-09
ASSOCIATED PRESS/East News
Associated Press
Rikard Larma
5250802
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