Dinko Šakić - The Last Commander of Jasenovac
The last commander of Jasenovac (1944-1945). Fled to Argentina, extradited in 1998. Trial in Zagreb in 1999 - sentenced to 20 years. Died in prison in 2008.
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Documented testimonies of events that shape our memory
283 documented events in the archiveSerbian victims after June 1999 - 1,000+ killed, 1,300+ missing, UNMIK list
June 1999-2004: KLA/Albanian gangs killed 1,000+ Serbs, kidnapped 1,300+ (most never found - dead). UNMIK documented all victims. Among them: children, women, the elderly, priests, farmers. Methods: burning alive, throat-cutting, torture, rape, kidnapping. Western media: SILENCE. These are the Serbian victims the West conceals.
Read articleDestruction of Serbian heritage in Kosovo - 150+ churches and monasteries destroyed
June 1999-March 2004: Albanians destroyed 150+ Serbian Orthodox churches, monasteries, and cemeteries. UNESCO monuments (14th century) - burned, mined, turned into toilets. Aim: to erase all traces of Serbian history in Kosovo. KFOR/UNMIK watched and allowed it. March 2004 pogroms - 35 churches destroyed in 48 hours. This is cultural genocide - the systematic destruction of Serbian culture.
Read articleThe Russian march on Pristina — the seizure of Slatina airport
On 12 June 1999, a column of 200 Russian soldiers from SFOR in Bosnia carried out an unplanned march to Slatina airport near Pristina, beating the NATO forces to it. This bold move stunned NATO and came within a hair's breadth of provoking an armed conflict between nuclear powers.
Read articleJune 1999 - The exodus of Serbs from Priština and Kosovo begins, 250,000+ expelled
12 June 1999 - KFOR (NATO troops) enter Kosovo. The same day the mass exodus of Serbs from Priština, Peć, Prizren and Đakovica begins. The Albanian terrorists KLA/OVK burn Serbian houses, kill, abduct, rape. KFOR watches and does not react. June-October 1999: 250,000+ Serbs and Roma expelled from Kosovo. This is ETHNIC CLEANSING - the largest in Europe since WW2.
Read articleKLA/OVK - Oslobodilačka Vojska Kosova, albanski teroristi i ratni zločinci
KLA/OVK (Oslobodilačka Vojska Kosova) - albanska teroristička organizacija (1996-1999). Cilj: otcepljenje Kosova od Srbije, stvaranje "Velike Albanije". 1998 - SAD ih proglasio za teroriste. 1999 - NATO ih bombarduje Srbiju da ih podrži. Juni 1999-danas: KLA ubio 1,000+ Srba, kidnapovao 1,300+, spalio 100,000+ kuća. Hashim Thaçi (lider KLA) - ratni zločinac, sud u Hagu.
Read articleKFOR i UNMIK - Neefikasna "zaštita", dozvolili etničko čišćenje Srba
KFOR (NATO trupe, 17,000 vojnika) i UNMIK (UN administracija) ušli na Kosovo (juni 1999) sa mandatom "zaštite svih naroda". Realnost: gledali dok je 250,000+ Srba proterano, 1,000+ ubijeno, 100,000+ kuća spaljeno, 150+ crkava uništeno. Mart 2004 pogromi - 17,000 KFOR vojnika nije zaustavilo uništavanje 35 crkava za 48 sati. To nije nemoć - to je NAMERNA DOZVOLA.
Read articleRemembrance of the Serb exodus from Priština and Kosovo - never forget June 1999
12 June - Day of remembrance of the Serb exodus from Priština and Kosovo (1999). 250,000+ Serbs driven out, 1,000+ killed, 1,300+ kidnapped. The Serbian people mark this day with commemorations, liturgies, the lighting of candles. The message: NEVER FORGET. Kosovo is the Serbian Golgotha - our suffering, our blood, our land. Forever.
Read articleThe 108 Heroes of Košare — The Cost of Defending the Border
The defence of Košare was paid for with the lives of 108 members of the Yugoslav Army — officers, conscript soldiers, reservists and volunteers. Their names and their sacrifice form the core of the memory of one of the hardest battles of the defensive war of 1999.
Read articleThe Last Day of the Bombing - the End of the Aggression
After 78 days, NATO halts the bombing. The Kumanovo Agreement - the Serbian army withdraws from Kosovo.
Read articleSerbian air defence — 78 days of resistance against the most powerful alliance
During the 78 days of the NATO aggression in 1999, Serbian air defence, with outdated equipment, put up extraordinary resistance to the most powerful military alliance. They shot down an F-117 stealth aircraft, two F-16s, several unmanned aerial vehicles and dozens of cruise missiles.
Read articleDepleted uranium — the silent killer that still kills Serbs today
During the 1999 bombing, NATO used depleted uranium munitions, releasing over 31,000 rounds on the territory of Kosovo and central Serbia. The consequences — a dramatic rise in malignant diseases — are still felt today, more than a quarter of a century later.
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