41.   Survivors said that the Taliban had already left and that they did not see any sign of anti-aircraft fire from the ground.

42.   Survivors said the killings quickly became frenzied and common.

43.   Survivors said they had little, if any, time to prepare.

44.   Survivors said worshipers had tried to hide under pews or flee from the gunmen, who sprayed the hall with automatic fire.

45.   Survivors say peacekeepers, despite assurances that civilians would be safe, did not protect men from Bosnian Serb soldiers.

46.   Survivors say that children were swung by their feet by laughing soldiers as their heads were smashed against palm trees.

47.   Survivors say the fire started after tanks knocked over propane stoves and heaters.

48.   Survivors said Algerian soldiers stopped in the center of town during the massacre, watched, listened, fired a few rounds but generally sat on their rifle butts.

49.   Survivors say it felt like a blowtorch.

50.   Survivors say they will never forget the focused fury of the hundreds of Serbian forces who attacked Djakovica.