Old bridge seen as new symbol of ethnic tolerance
Rebuilt Bosnian arch reconnects divided city
MOSTAR, Bosnia-Herzegovina -- When Nedzad Kasumovic filmed Croatian tank shells pounding into Mostar's Old Bridge until its 400-year-old white marble stones plunged deep into the Neretva River's emerald waters a decade ago, he did so through tear-filled eyes. (Full Article: 1058 Words)
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