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Kisna Reka—Refugee Settlement
(Part II)
Yugoslav authorities airdropped leaflets
to residents of an internally displaced person's camp outside of Kisna Reka, Kosovo, saying that it was safe to return home. Few residents believed the promises of safe return, deciding instead to remain in the forest.
A family with a newborn copes in a makeshift shelter outside of Kisna Reka, Kosovo. Dozens of villagers from the area fled to the forest to escape attacks from Yugoslav forces.
A child plays with shell casings found near the internally displaced person's camp where dozens of families from Kisna Reka, Kosovo fled after Yugoslav forces allegedly attacked their village.
A young boy at the entrance to his family's plastic tent near Kisna Reka, Kosovo. Dozens of villagers from the area fled to the forest to escape attacks from Yugoslav forces.
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