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Ten-year-old Andrevski survived the war in Kosovo but was blown up by a landmine 10 days after the peace agreement was signed. He was playing on a hillside with friends when he activated an anti-personnel mine. Both legs had to be amputated, one above the
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  • Ten-year-old Andrevski survived the war in Kosovo but was blown up by a landmine 10 days after the peace agreement was signed. He was playing on a hillside with friends when he activated an anti-personnel mine. Both legs had to be amputated, one above the

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