“Good neighborhood,” I was told by one refugee from the settlement of Dashalti in Nagorno-Karabkah, “this is when the people live not on the ‘other side’ and are divided by a line, but when they live near and next to one another, when they set up family, they visit one another and national identity does not matter in the least.
“Bon veïnatge”, em va dir un refugiat de l'assentament de Dashalti a Nagorno-Karabkah, “això és quan la gent viu no a 'l'altra banda’ i és dividida per una línia, sinó quan viu a prop l'una de l'altra, quan estableixen una família, es visiten i la nacionalitat no té importància.