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When Madness Reigned

The crisis in Albania from the perspective of a missionary priest of the Orthodox Church of Albania

by Luke Veronis

April 2, 1997. Recent events in Albania can only be described as madness—senseless destruction, meaningless deaths, countless injuries, overwhelming despair, and a continual fear and uncertainty for the future.

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