Events that have unjustly fallen into oblivion
44 articlesTwenty-five years after the battle, the memory of Košare is kept by monuments in Belgrade and Niš, annual commemorations on 9 April, decorations of units and individuals, as well as films and documentaries devoted to the heroes of the border.
Read article2024: Kosovo de facto pod albanskom vlašću (2008 jednostrano proglasilo "nezavisnost"). Pre 1999: 200,000 Srba (20%). Danas: <20,000 Srba (<5%), većina u enklavama (Mitrovica, Gračanica). Albanci kontrolišu 95%+ teritorije. Srpske crkve ruševine. Za Srbiju: Kosovo je okupirano, ne nezavisno. UN Rezolucija 1244 još uvek važi - Kosovo deo Srbije.
Read articlePrizren - the cultural capital of Kosovo. 18 March 2004: 6 Orthodox churches destroyed in a single day, including the UNESCO monument Our Lady of Ljeviš (Bogorodica Ljeviška) (14th century). KFOR watched. Serbs evacuated. Prizren without Serbs after centuries.
Read articleKosovo Polje, a settlement near Priština - an entire Serbian settlement burned on 18 March 2004. Three elderly people killed (they could not flee). 150 houses burned down. KFOR arrived 2 hours after the attack. 500 Serbs displaced forever.
Read articleThe Patriarchate of Peć (Pećka Patrijaršija) (13th century), seat of the Serbian Orthodox Church - attacked on 18 March 2004. A crowd of 3,000 Albanians. KFOR observed, did not intervene until the attackers had entered the compound. Partially burned. UNESCO monument endangered.
Read articleThe Roma community - 900+ Roma displaced in March 2004. Accused of being "allies of the Serbs". Settlements burned. 3 Roma killed. Almost entirely forgotten in international reports.
Read articleOrganized mass violence against Serbs and Roma in Kosovo (17-19 March 2004). 19 dead, 954 wounded, 4,100 displaced, 35 Orthodox churches destroyed. UNMIK and KFOR did not prevent the violence.
Read articleThe Devič Monastery (13th century) was completely burned on 17 March 2004. The nuns were evacuated at the last moment. A crowd of 2,000 Albanians. KFOR arrived late. Total destruction of a cultural monument.
Read articleKFOR - 17,500 NATO soldiers failed to protect minorities. Human Rights Watch report "Failure to Protect". They knew about the violence but did not react. A political decision not to intervene. NATO's greatest failure since its arrival in 1999.
Read articleA list of 35 Orthodox churches and monasteries destroyed or heavily damaged in March 2004. UNESCO monuments, medieval shrines, cultural heritage - systematically destroyed. A cultural genocide under UN supervision.
Read articleJune 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 articleJune 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.
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