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"We went straight to the burnt house. We went slowly inside. It smelled. We illuminated the room a bit with a lighter. Only then I realized that we were walking over the remains of bodies."
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""I knew that they shot my husband I., we were however forced to continue walking on foot in the direction of Albania." - A.H."
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""On March 26 Serb infantry forces entered our village and ordered us to leave our village and go to Albania""
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"I begged him, crying out for my sons to assure myself that they were alive, but the policeman hit me with the butt of his gun and I fell down."
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"I heard them cry… and then the explosion of the second bomb. After the explosions, you could hear bursts of gunfire, and it lasted for a long time, and then came the dead silence."
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"Around 10 o’clock in the morning, the Serbian soldiers separated a group of young men between 13 and 18 years of age. One officer kept my son S. on his knees and said “we are the regular army and we don’t kill young people, we will bring all of them home”."
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"The soldier came in and pointed to Z.H. and said come with me, she went out and did not say anything. She was outside about 20 minutes"
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""So I took the remains of the body (I collected the ashes and the little things that were left, earrings etc) and buried them in the village graveyard""
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"After they came out on the street, they started shooting at my husband I. I threw myself over I. and started yelling to kill me too."
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"Early in the morning, exactly one day after the NATO bombing of Kosovo, Serbia's police and army entered our village with tanks and began to burn the houses and the whole village."
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"Then some old men, among whom was uncle Janus, began to pray to God out loud, and then all the others did the same because they knew they were going to be executed."
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""It was then that they separated the men, among them my husband, and ordered us women and children to continue our way to Albania". – Z.S"
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"Everything happened so quickly, we didn’t even have the time to look at each other or to somehow say goodbye to each other and to this life."
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"When Shefqet went to the place where he had buried the others, he didn’t find their bodies, and this was a couple of days after a bulldozer came and dug around the place where their graves were "
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"I felt sorry for my sister who was only six years old and whom I left when I jumped through the window. I awfully regretted jumping and saving only myself. I wish I died along with them."
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"I was scared to death, and I held Uncle Janus’ by his shoulder, because he could not stand on his feet. He was scared. At one point, all the soldiers who stood on the road started to charge their weapons."
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""The police noticed my presence, but did not react to it at all. Then I saw that the second floor of the house caught fire" - M.D"
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"When the Serbian forces noticed us, they ordered us to join the gathered crowd and to hand them all the money and jewelry we had. Then they separated us from the men and divided them into three groups."
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"When we came into the hallway of the house, I was the first in line and a lighter was thrown in front of me. I didn't see who threw the lighter. One of them shouted at me "pick it up and light it". I took the lighter. I don't know whether I lit it, when I heard a burst of fire.""
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"He touched me on the breasts and then laughed with the other soldier."
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"At the main gate of the yard there were two soldiers, and as we were leaving, they separated the men while the women and children were ordered to continue their journey."
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""The same policeman then turned to us and ordered us to continue our way to Albania. I don't know what happened to my husband""
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"While we were lining up, the soldiers cocked their rifles. The distance between us and the soldiers was only 10 meters. It was only then that I figured out that they were going to shoot us. That’s why they left the tractors engine running, so as not to hear the shooting."
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"We saw Sinan’s house on fire. That moment was the hardest for me. I knew that my dearest mother, sisters, brothers and other relatives are burning in there."
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"At the crossroad, the Serbian army separated from our families a group of 14 men, 15 years and older."
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"I felt sorry for my uncle, but I didn’t move his body from that spot"
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""The last thing I saw was when they took all three of them to the field next to the road, where they placed all other men who were separated". – Sh.H"
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"Immediately after that, two paramilitary men came saying ”Here are the terrorists” and they started shooting at us."
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"We started to cry. Mother tried to calm us down by saying that we are children and that they won’t harm us."
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""While I was leaving the yard, I saw that one policeman was carrying a camera and filming everything that was going on in the yard" - D.D"
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