The children stay divided into their own ethnic groups. They go to the same schools, but at different times of the day, so they do not have to mix with one another. At the Serb end of Mogila, 2nd Lt. Arthur McGrue III checks on a Serb friend. He invites McGrue in for a chat.
Children sit on a couch at one end.
McGrue sits at a dinner table. Bojic, a Serb, says the ethnic tension is due to the Albanians. But they don't want to cooperate with us. Bojic says if the peacekeepers were to pull out, a situation that is already tense would worsen. But Bojic says he hopes that one day Albanians and Serbs will once again be able to live in peace together.