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PART III IN
MEMORIAM
Gracko massacre victims, July 99 (photos of disturbing contents) Times, Harvest Massacre Blamed on Kosovo Guerillas, July 26-00 Guardian, This is What Will Happen To Us All, (Gracko Massacre) July 29-00 AP, Serbs: MD's Death May Spur Exodus, Feb, 27-00 KOSOVO SERB REFUGEES (IDP'S) IN SERBIA PROPER BHHRG, Refugees From Kosovo - Kraljevo MORE TEXTS IN THE TESTIMONIES
Analysis on Kosovo Roma and their Post-War Tragedy by Paul Polansky Exclusive Human Rights Watch Report - Aug 1999 ABUSES AGAINST SERBS AND ROMA IN KOSOVO After the arrival of KFOR Mission to Kosovo
Reports on Roma by Paul Polansky, May-June 2000 PART I  PART
IITHE CURRENT SITUATION OF ROMA IN KOSOVO, JULY 2-99 ROMA TESTIFY OF ALBANIAN CRIMES IWPR, Roma Unwanted Wherever They Go, July 28-99 The Flight of Gypsies from Kosovo, Feral Tribune Aug 9-99 People in No Man's Land - Roma Refugees from Kosovo, AIM Sep 29-99 WSWS, Roma and Ashkali Driven Out en Masse, Sep 26-99 Romas Protest to Macedonian Government, Sep 99 RNN The War in Kosovo is Not Over - Persecution of Roma Continued, Dec 1-99 WP, Kosovo's Unrecognized Victims, March 3-00 Globe & Mail, Kosovo Gypsies Live in Fear of Albanian Revenge, March 23-00 Irish Times, Kosovo Murders Fuel Blood Feud, Apr 17-00 SLAVIC MOSLEMS IN KOSOVO UNDER REPRESSION SLAVIC MOSLEMS ARE KOSOVO'S UNSEEN REFUGES - LA TIMES Alomerovic: Slavic Muslims in Kosovo victims of both sides in the conflictB92, Dec 17-99 I Don't Have a Watch - Suffering of Bosniaks and Turks in Kosovo, AIM, Dec 11-99 Halilovic - Slavic Moslems Under the Albanian Repression, AIM, Dec 8-99 Gorani Slav Moslems Struggling Against Albanian Pressure, Danas Nov 18-99 Daily Telegraph (UK) , Muslims seek a haven from hatred in Belgrade, Aug 10-99 RFE Beatings of Gorans Heighthen Ethnic Tensions, Aug 24-99
THE INTERVIEW WITH THE LEADER OF THE KOSOVO JEWISH COMMUNITY Globe and Mail: Targets of terrorism, Pristina's Jews forced to flee, 31 Aug 99 JCM, Jews and Kosovo Crisis, March 2000
Exodus of Catholic Croats from Kosovo - VJESNIK Nov 3, 1999
BBC, Circassians Flee Kosovo Conflict Threatened by KLA, Aug 2, 1998
KDN, Letter From Pristina - Even Czechs are Targeted by Albanians, April 5-00
The Crimes of Kosovo Albanian Nazis Against Serbs in WW2
WW2 Genocide - Albanian SS Skenderbey Division
LIFE
OF KOSOVO SERBS UNDER THE ALBANIAN DOMINATED
Where Are Kosovo Killing Fields?
by the Albanian extremists in post war Kosovo
Churches in Kosovo Some Kosovo Reports - Bishop's Protest BURRIALS AND FOUNDING OF SERBS KILLED or BEATEN BY UCK The area of Pec June - August 1999
 In Search of Serb civilians killed by UCK (July 1999), Metropolitan Amfilohije of Montenegro And his monks recovered dozens of bodies of Serb civilians with the assistance of Italian KFOR Perpertrators of these gruesome massacres have never been found because investigation has never been done by UN and KFOR authorities
WERE COMITTED IN THE PRESENCE OF NATO AND UN?
 HOME FOR ALL Prizren Orthodox Seminary Sheltering Serbs, Romas, Turks and Albanians, Feb 10 The Serbian Orthodox Seminary in Prizren has become a place of refuge for more than 100 Serb, Roma, Slav Moslem and even Albanian refugees who fled from the extremist Albanian terror and crimes
NYT,
Monastic Refuge For Kosovars, June 16
Foreign Affairs, A Perfect Failure Sep/Oct 1999 Faulty justifications of NATO "Victory" in Kosovo CATO Institute Study
CATO
INSTITUTE STUDY, June 2000
Available Online Six months after NATO ended its air war against Yugoslavia, two of Washington's new breed of hands-on policy analysts, Gary Dempsey and Aaron Lukas, flew to the Balkans to document the "unintended consequences" of NATO's bombing campaign. Equipped with the latest in mini-digital camera technology, they traveled through the region, filming patrols in Kosovo cities where NATO troops are stationed, inspecting bombed-out industrial complexes in Serbia, and interviewing Macedonians, Romanians and Bulgarians who have suffered because of the war. "Collateral Damage: The Balkans After NATO's Air War" is a record of their findings.
Amnesty International Web Site text
 A group of Roma IDP's driven away from their homes by Albanians waiting for evacuation. This happened not during the war but after the deployment of UN MIssion and NATO troops in Kosovo, in July-August 1999. WHY ARE SUCH SCENES HIDDEN FROM THE PEOPLE IN THE WEST? NEW HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH REPORT Civilian Deaths in the NATO Air Campaign NEW FIGURES ON CIVILIAN DEATHS IN KOSOVO WAR (Washington, February 7, 2000) -- About five hundred civilians died in ninety separate incidents as a result of NATO bombing in Yugoslavia last year, Human Rights Watch said in a new report released today.
NATO
BOMBING OF SERBIA Conclusion
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