KOSOVO TRAGEDY

Church Icon of our Lord Christ - destroyed by Albanian Terrorists in Kosovo. One of hundreds destroyed throughout the region by Islamic terrorists.

KOSOVO: THE NIGHTMARE IN EUROPE

"There isn't a single part of Europe, and it would be difficult to find one in the world, where freedom of movement is so limited and rendered so meaningless as in the case of Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija."

Serbian Premier, Vojislav Kostunica

"Kristallnacht is under way in Kosovo. What is happening in Kosovo must unfortunately be described as a pogrom against Serbs: churches are on fire and people are being attacked for no other reason than their ethnic background."

UN official

Kosovo is the only place in Europe where children can not go to school without military escort. Kosovo today is the only place in Europe where churches are being burned. Kosovo is the only place in the world where an ethnic group lives in a prison, fearful of walking the street alone. Kosovo is a nightmare in the heart of Europe, and a place where Christianity is being destroyed on a daily baisis.

1,201 PERSONS KILLED SINCE DEPLOYMENT OF KFOR IN KOSOVO - SERBS AND MONTENEGRINS SUFFER HIGHEST CASUALTIES

Since the deployment of KFOR and UNMIK in Kosovo and Metohija on June 10, 1999 to August 9 of this year, Albanian terrorists have carried out 6,535 attacks, resulting in the deaths of 1,201 persons, the wounding of 1,328 persons and the abduction of 1,146 persons, reports the Serbian ministry of internal affairs.

HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES IN POST-WAR KOSOVO

KOSOVO'S FASCHISM - ALBANIAN SHAME
testimony of Veton Surroi, moderate Albanian intellectual threatened by extremists

WP, War To Preserve Multiethnicity Has Left Serbs Segregated in Ghettos, March 24

Quo vadis Europa Christiana? Kosovo Serbs in Photo Story

SERB CIVILIANS WERE KILLED TOO...
BURRIALS AND FOUNDING OF SERBS KILLED or BEATEN BY UCK
The area of Pec June - August 1999

The Cry of Serbs in Kosovo and Metohia, Bishop Atanasije Jevtic

ORTHODOX MONKS ABDUCTED BY ALBANIANS
Fr. Chariton and Fr. Stephen were abducted by men in UCK uniforms. Where are they now?

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KOSOVO OF 2004 AFTER THE ETHNIC CLEANSING OF THE SERBS AND THE DESTRUCTION OF 40 CHURCHES:

Cathedral church of St. George in Prizren after it
was burned by Albanian mob

Holy Archangels monastery

KOSOVO - 2004

UN administrators flee Kristallnacht
B92 - March 17, 2004

PRISTINA -- Wednesday UN administrators have abandoned offices in the Kosovo towns of Gnjilane, Prizren and Pec, fleeing what one UNMIK official described to B92 as Kristallnacht.

Kristallnacht is under way in Kosovo, the official told B92 on condition of anonymity.

What is happening in Kosovo must unfortunately be described as a pogrom against Serbs: churches are on fire and people are being attacked for no other reason than their ethnic background, he added.

Serbs and UN officers have been the target of attacks by Kosovo Albanians during most of the day and night. The most dramatic withdrawal was from Belo Polje on the outskirts of Pec, where UNMIK officials, retreating with Serb residents, where forced to shoot Albanian assailants in self-defence.

The Serbian Orthodox seminary in Pec has been razed, and Albanians celebrated its destruction by setting fire to the local church., said the UN official.

KOSOVO AS IT REALLY IS......

Church of St. Basil of Ostrog at Ljubovo, Nov 2002

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Over 150 Christian Churches have been destroyed. Some of them are on the verge of destruction. The Muslim extremists in Kosovo are trying to wipe out any trace of Christianity. Christians all across the world must do something to stop this terror. The world must open it's eyes to a great tragedy in Kosovo.

Desecrated Holy Icons in Serb Orthodox Churches in Kosovo, summer 1999

Christian icons, some of them dating back to the 14th century, have been destroyed by the Albanian terrorists on a daily baisis. Christianity is being erased from Kosovo.

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