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"I came into my house that was burned down and in the middle of the yard I saw a killed cow."
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"Among the 70 men on that field, I saw the bodies of my two sons."
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"After less than five minutes we heard a burst of gunfire. Only one and it lasted short. The women started crying. My mother too. I cried too and just watched confusedly. I knew they killed my father."
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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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"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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"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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"I heard one of the soldiers say: "No one should be left alive, check!""
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"Moj father was killed with one bullet to the forehead, and there were mark of maltreatment on his body, and his right let was broken."
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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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""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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"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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"One of the police officers addressed us:" Did you see what NATO did to us last night?, now you will pay." "
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""A few days later I was told by my neighbors who escaped to Prizren that the bodies of the killed disappeared from the place of the incident""
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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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"Shortly afterwards, I heard some footsteps going towards us on my left side and then going in order and shooting with ab automatic rifle at people who were already on the ground. When he arrived at my head, then I heard him changing his cartridge clip and then started shooting at people who were on my right."
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"Near H.'s body I later found 18 cartridge cases."
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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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"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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"Because the bodies were not found, some peasants are hoping even today that their family members are alive and be held in so-called private prisons in Serbia."
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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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"On the road toward Gjakove, on the right side of the road I saw 7-8 men who were lying there, with their faces on the ground and hands above their heads."
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"My husband shouted “don’t shoot, there are children here!”"
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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 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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"I stayed lying for about 15 minutes. There was complete silence. I was sure they were all dead. I opened my eyes. I could not believe I survived, although I waited every moment for my heart to fail."
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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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"After the column with women and children got away, and when they were convinced that they have already left the village Rezalle, they ordered us to get up in line, two by two, and to get out of the yard."
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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 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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""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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