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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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"Three days later, the sons of V.N.went to our burnt house where they collected the remains of the three persons killed and burnt in the house and then buried them in a field."
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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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"They put them against the wall and started searching them. Then, they told the rest of us to continue towards Pec. We didn't know what happend to the 18 men from our village."
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"It was over a 100 of us on the tractors. They took all of our valuables. They were looking for money and jewelery."
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""I begged them to release our sons, but one of them told me "They just need to stay there to get checked and we will release them, too" - K.P"
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"One of the soldiers in green, camouflage uniform threw a bomb through the window. The bomb fell on the chest of the old man H.A. and he was killed instantly."
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"I could see 3 gypsies covering graves in the cemetery. I thought the 3 older women they had taken maybe they were burying them there."
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"We walked about 50 meters with a military escort. Then they stopped near the village cemetery. They ordered us to lean on one fence."
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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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"They ordered them to lay down and when they did, the members of the Serbian forces started shooting at them."
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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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"We came off the truck and approached the vehicle repair shop. The ditch was full of dead bodies, among which was the body of my husband."
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"When we arrived in Duboc we came across a group of Serbian forces burning houses. "
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"I continued searching for my children. I took a small skull to the hallway, I didn’t know whose but it was a child’s skull. My hand turned black."
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"My daughter insisted on going back to her father. I didn't let her, but there was a big commotion so she managed to slip out and head back to our village on foot. I couldn't imagine that my husband and daughter would be killed that day."
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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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"Bursts of gunfire suddenly started. It seems to me that we all fell to the ground at the same time. The first bullet hit me on the right side of the chest, and another bullet hit me in the right leg. I immediately fell to the ground. Slowly I waited to die. It seems to me that the gunfire lasted forever."
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"He only briefly, and slowly replied, "Mother, take the kids and go." The policeman pushed me with his automatic rifle and I fell. I held the policeman by his feet and begged him not to kill my son. "
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""They hit his head with a baton and took 1000 DM from him, and then put him aside from the road, where there were some other men who were also separated, whom I did not recognize." – Sh.G"
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"I demanded that they let us take some food and clothes with us and I asked them to allow me to set the cattle free that remained tied in the barn, but they refused all of it. "
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"After a short while, the soldiers took out the men. They were in their underwear. Two in line, with their hands behind their backs, they were took outside the house. I remember Mr. A. saying "please". Walking outside of the house, he kept repeating that word."
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"Among the 70 men on that field, I saw the bodies of my two sons."
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"After that they ordered the rest of us 12 men who were left in the truck to come down. Then they told us to stand in line with our hands above our heads and they were taking us to the place where they just killed the first two groups."
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"When we arrived at the entrance of the village Likoc, near the traffic lights, we heard the sound of tractor engines and a burst of gunfire. Since that day, no one knows anything about Besim or our other relatives."
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"They made us lay down and told us to hand out our money unless we want to get killed. I had 100 DM that I hid in my socks. I took out the money and gave it to them."
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""When we reached Djakovica/Gjakove, we waited all night, hoping they'd let our sons go. But they didn't come and I never saw my son, who was 22 years old at the time.""
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"Then the soldiers came to us and fired further bursts on corpses. Then I was hit the third time again on the right leg."
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"Even though I recognized that it was his body, I couldn’t approach him as the Serbian forces were close and I was afraid that they would notice me"
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""They separated some of the men to the side and sent the others to Albania""
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