The view through a German sniper's scope of Prizren, Kosovo.

German soldiers wait to board their airplane to Macedonia on their way to Kosovo.

An ethnic Albanian rebel soldier leads a journalist out of a Serb shoeshop he has been looting immediately after the end of fighting, in Prizren, Kosovo.

A member of the Kosovo Protection Corps, the successors to the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA), joins a small crowd celebrating the liberation of Kosovo from the Serb military (as ethnic Albanians see it), in Prizren, Kosovo. The party emphasized the role of the KLA, and there was no mention of NATO's role in pushing the Serbs out.

A dog haunts a looted Serb-owned restaurant in downtown Prizren the night after NATO's invasion of Kosovo.

Burned houses in Krushe e Mahde, site of a Serb massacre of Kosovar Albanians, in Kosovo.

Serb women in an protected enclave in the mountains of Kosovo.

The boxing club practices outside the destroyed sports complex in Pristina, Kosovo.

Children jump about at the gate to their schoolyard in Prizren, Kosovo.

In the graveyard at Krushe e Mahde, Kosovo, many graves are simply marked, "unidentified." More than fifty bodies found after the war in 1999 were too badly burned to be identified.

Eqrem Hoti walks along the railroad tracks that run through the village of Krushe e Mahde in Kosovo, where more than fifty men were massacred by Serb paramilitaries in 1999.