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"Around 10 o'clock after the Serbian forces burnt nearly all the houses and started exiting the village, I went to my house which was on fire and in front of the door I found the body of my nephew facing down."
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"Among the 70 men on that field, I saw the bodies of my two sons."
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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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"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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"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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""At that moment, one policeman ordered me in Serbian to quickly get out of the yard and leave for Albania" - Z.P"
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"I slowly walked over to the corpses, and took the bag with food that was next to the body of my father. We couldn’t stay and bury the bodies. We were afraid that they would come back and find us. "
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"When we arrived in Duboc we came across a group of Serbian forces burning houses. "
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""One tank positioned itself on the hill above the village and pointed its cannon toward the village. Later, with no warning, the tank shot straight at our house""
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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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"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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"My husband shouted “don’t shoot, there are children here!”"
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"I think I passed out, because I couldn't remember the time or what happened in the meantime. I only heard someone saying that we should leave as there is no paramilitaries nearby. They helped me get up. I lost a lot of blood and felt dizzy. "
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"No one who was present during the massacre in Obri e Epërme survived the massacre."
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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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"My father, who probably knew that we would be executed, fell to his knees in front of the commander and told him in Serbian: "Please, I'm here with my two sons. Please leave one alive because I have no more sons. " "
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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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"After the second explosion, the policeman fired in bursts on the people some of who were wounded and others already dead. The policeman changed his cartridge clip three of four times."
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"The houses in Duboc were burning and you could hear gunshots. "
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"Near H.'s body I later found 18 cartridge cases."
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""They separated some of the men to the side and sent the others to Albania""
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"All the victims were shot and massacred with cold weapons."
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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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"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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"Immediately after that, two paramilitary men came saying ”Here are the terrorists” and they started shooting at us."
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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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"One of them hit me on the head with hit rifle butt and pushed me to the side."
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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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"They ordered women with children to leave towards Albania. We had no choice, so we left, leaving the men behind. After walking for about 10 minutes I heard a burst of gunfire."
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"Water of the river Belaja was red of blood."
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