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friends. To the young Yugoslavs, ethnic differences didn't matter. My friend still often vis-
its with an army buddy from Dubrovnik—600 miles away, not long ago part of the same
nation—and wishes there had been a way to keep the country all together. But he says, op-
timistically, “I look forward to the day when the other former Yugoslav republics also join
the European Union. Then, in a way, we will all be united once again.”
