It takes a lot to faze war-hardened Sarajevans, but there was something different about the crash of bombs early last Wednesday that drew Majda Brko and her husband to the window of their top-floor apartment. "The horizon exploded into a mushroom of orange light," she says. "I couldn't believe NATO had finally arrived. We laughed and shouted and danced, listening to the beautiful music of those bombs." Then, after a pause: "I know what I've become when the sound of bombs on the other side should be such sweet music to me. But that is the price of this bloody war."
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