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DUBROVNIKThe medieval walled city of Dubrovnik, at the very southern

tip of Croatia on the Adriatic Sea,

is one of the architectural gems

of Europe. In 1991, Serb troops shelled the city, causing immense damage. The city was restored after

the end of the war. Other historic cities damaged during the fighting,

notably Sarajevo and Mostar, in

Bosnia and Herzegovina, have

also been restored.

GREAT LAKESMacedonia contains

two huge lakes—Ohrid and Prespa. The latter has clear water, fed by underground streams, and is a popular tourist spot. Both lakes

have substantial fish stocks, especially of trout and eel, which are used to make local dishes. LIFE IN ALBANIAAlbania is one of the poorest countries in Europe. Most people are ethnic Albanian, with a sizeable Greek minority

in the south of the country. Loyalty to one’s family or clan

is more important than national identity, and married sons often live with their parents and look after them in old age.

An Albanian family

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APOLLONIA

About 8 miles (13 km) outside the city of Fier, Albania, lie the

ruins of an ancient city called

Apollonia. Founded in 588

BCE

by Greeks from

Corinth, it is one of 30 cities named after the Greek god

Apollo. Austrian archaeologists

began excavating the site

during World War I, and French

archaeologists continued the

digging in the 1930s. However, much of the city still remains buried in the surrounding hills.

The shell of an impressive temple still stands at Apollonia, Albania.

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