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A Polish immigrant in Boston compares US intervention in Europe to the days of Soviet domination.

Chicago's Albanian community voices their support for the Nato action.

"Clinton - a second Hitler" reads a placard outside Nato HQ in Brussels

More than 1,000 people opposed to the bombings demonstrate outside London's Whitehall government buildings.

Communist flags at an anti-Nato demonstration outside the US embassy in Moscow, which is still spattered with ink from previous protests.

"Peace without Nato" reads a banner at a demonstration in Stuttgart, Germany.

Over 2,000 demonstrators, mostly Serbs, take to the streets in Nicosia, Cyprus.

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