Several hundred Croat protesters tore down signs written in Serb Cyrillic in Vukovar, a town devastated during the country’s independence war with Yugoslavia.They were installed as part of a Croatian law that makes bilingual signs obligatory in any area where more than one third of the population belongs to an ethnic group.
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