Switch to Desktop Site  Rather Than Mass Killing, Serbs Are
Forcing Rebels to Care for Refugees  Recent mass-grave claims
and 'ethnic cleansing' charges are played down by West.  About
these ads  The body of Xhelal Ejudi, an ethnic Albanian, is
buried beneath a heap of garbage and marked by a sun-bleached
wooden stake. The body of Eshref Shehu, killed three weeks ago,
lies under cans, flattened plastic bottles, and an old sneaker.
The crude graveyard is tucked in the hills just outside
Orahovac, where Serbian forces last month battled with ethnic
Albanian rebels seeking independence for Kosovo. There are 25
stakes, but it is unclear exactly what lies below ground.
Serbian authorities confirmed that they collected 58 bodies
after the fighting in Orahovac. They held most of them unclaimed
for a week in the nearby city of Prizren and buried the
remainder between July 20 and Aug. 3.  Reports of the trash-dump
graveyard, and of some 200,000 displaced persons, have sent a
wave of fear through Kosovo.  "This is li