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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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""I saw my son bending down on his knees and raising his hands above his head." – Z.M"
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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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"All the victims were shot and massacred with cold weapons."
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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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"I felt sorry for my uncle, but I didn’t move his body from that spot"
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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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"Soon the sky was completely covered with smoke coming out of our burnt houses."
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"I heard the soldiers threatening and cursing – we’ll kill you all, we’ll slaughter you"
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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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"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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"We said goodbye to them and that was the last time I saw my brothers alive."
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"In those moments, I saw that everyone around me fell to the ground. Although I wasn’t hit, I quickly fell and I pretended to be hit. "
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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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"We started panicking. The same policeman broke the window of the room in which we were and then opened the door of the room and threw a bomb in that exploded immediately."
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"When he entered the room, I heard a stark voice from the yard saying “Throw the bomb you idiot and run”"
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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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""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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"Water of the river Belaja was red of blood."
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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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"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 heard one of the soldiers say: "No one should be left alive, check!""
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"Please don’t kill my only brother!"
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"It had rained incessantly. I could still hear the shelling. I slowly checked with my hand whether anyone was still alive. Other than the four of us, they were all dead."
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"I asked her "what did they do to you?", she said "my god what happened to us, they took all my clothes off". I did not ask her anything else."
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"We walked for about 50 meters and we heard bursts of gunfire. We all started whining. I wanted to come back, but others wouldn’t let me go. "
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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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""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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"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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""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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