# Alan Chin. Mother of Ali Paqarizi Weeps Over His Body in Kosovo, New York Times, 1998.

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Content updated: 2026-06-22

This page is about one place: Alan Chin. Mother of Ali Paqarizi Weeps Over His Body in Kosovo, New York Times, 1998., a spot in Pristina with a story of its own. The story itself lives in the myTuur app, and it begins when you arrive and the app knows you are standing there.

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