Just watched a very interesting report on the BBC News. BBC News - Vukovar still scarred by Croatian war of independence BBC News - Croatia Vukovar war: Overcoming a legacy of war Vukovar town, following heavy shelling during the war of independence, 1991 As an aside, what I find odd is that summer I had a superb trip around western Canada whilst 3 of my former TA mates went & fought for the Croatians. Though not at Vukovar.
Wow, 20 years! I remember sitting in a tent in the Lake District listening to the Tornadoes at play after dark and listening to it all unfold over the Radio 4 news on a little transistor radio.
Croatia has always striked me as the country that I thought had got their act together the quickest after hostilities due to, I suspect, them relying so much on the tourist industry. Parts of Bosnia and Kosovo look like that, especially Kosovo when I was there.
Just found this after a quick google I think it may be the building in the background to your image Owen: Croatian Heroes: Heroes of Vukovar TV serial by Eduard & Dominik Galic, part 9 I suspect the text might be a economical with the truth.
Unfortunately there is similar situation in some other places in the region. After so many years people are still divide. Bad economic situation in Vukovar doesn't make things any better.
