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"At the beginning of June, about ten days before the Serbian forces withdrew, I saw the police open the tomb and pull out the bodies. I was watching with binoculars from the mountain. All the bodies were loaded into a military truck. "
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"By the tears in his eyes I knew that something bad happened in our village."
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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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"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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""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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"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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"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 heard the soldiers threatening and cursing – we’ll kill you all, we’ll slaughter you"
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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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"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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"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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"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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"All the victims were shot and massacred with cold weapons."
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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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"They stripped them all the way down. I don’t know what happened to them, as they were held on that field, while they were leading us to Qirez."
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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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"Please don’t kill my only brother!"
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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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"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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"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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"The gunfire lasted about 5 minutes. Then I felt pain in my stomach, but I couldn't move, I pretended to be dead. I heard some people crying for help."
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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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""When we passed by the policemen, one of them said to my son: "You, go over there and give the child to someone else." – Sh.B"
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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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"I felt sorry for my uncle, but I didn’t move his body from that spot"
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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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""On the way home, close to the cemetery, I saw the body of I.H. who had been murdered. He was in a sitting position, and had a bullet hole in the chest area, close to the heart." - A.R."
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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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"Near H.'s body I later found 18 cartridge cases."
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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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