Exhibition about fate of Serbs in WW1 to open in Rome
An Archive of Serbia exhibition dedicated to Serbia and its people during the First World War will open on Friday evening at the Serbian embassy in Rome.
Source: B92, Tanjug
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Albanians fought with the Axis powers and there are photos of Albanians killing Serbs and Serb priests in WWI.
Plus in WWI and WWII the Italians had to protect the monasteries in Kosovo from being destroyed by the Albanians.
Albanians also killed the Serbs retreating through the Albanian mountains.
(, 7 November 2018 07:07) -
Milos Obilic: "The difference between an ordinary army and a collective of non-military people doing the massacre is, what? "
Scale, Milos, scale.
Killing 10,000 people is not the same as killing ten.
Half a million armed men can cause a lot more bloodshed and damage than 5 or 20 armed armed men.
An evil inflicted by the organized power of the state is greater than the one inflicted by a few individuals; because states are supposed to know better, and be wiser and have the mechanisms to stop the barbarity, not incite it, order and execute it.
It's moral depravity to put an equal sign between the two.
(, 30 October 2018 15:30) -
Miloš Obilić, Albanians had no army in 1901. You seem to have forgotten that.
(Albanopolis, 29 October 2018 18:41)
Are you trying to downplay a massacre?
The difference between an ordinary army and a collective of non-military people doing the massacre is, what?
Let's see how creative you are defending this..
(, 29 October 2018 21:57) -
Miloš Obilić, Albanians had no army in 1901. You seem to have forgotten that.
(, 29 October 2018 18:41) -
Does this exhibition also present the massacres that the Serbian Army committed on Kosova?....
(Albanopolis, 26 October 2018 20:48)
No, and it doesn't cover the massacre on Serbs committed by Albanians in 1901 as well
Location: Kosovo Vilayet, Ottoman Empire (now Kosovo)
Date: 1901
Target: Serbs
Attack type: massacres, rape, blackmail, looting and eviction
Perpetrators: Albanians
Motive: Anti-Serb sentiment
(, 29 October 2018 12:59) -
Mike: "I would like to see an exhibition about Bosniaks, Albanians, Slovenians, and of coyrse, the worst of the worst, Croatians joining the Nazis because they were all worthless and had a Napoleon Complex."
There were no Nazis in WWI honey. Did you forget to take your pills again?
(, 29 October 2018 04:03) -
Thank you Raisin Scone for providing statistics that are irrelevant to the topic of conversation.
But, of course the world revolves around Albanians. Just look at this site, 90% of the articles here are about Albanians/Kosova; in a Serbian news web site, news about Serbia itself, it's politics, life, culture, sport, are rare if non-existant, there is nothing else more important in your lives than us. You have made us the center of the universe not us.
Crimea would not have happened if it was not for us - Puttin said it and so did Serbia. Neither would have Donbass, Ossetia and Abkhazia. Not Chechnya or Dagestan. Catalonia, Scottland, Transylvania and Uighur Land? Check, check, check and check. These are your theories, not ours. We have a little box from Pandora, any time we open it just a little bit, there's an earthquake somewhere, a volcano erupts, somehere else mountains flatten and islands disappear. How can you then say that the world does not revolve around us?
Back on topic: Any history of glorifying Serbia's role in WWI without mentioning the massacres and attrocities they committed on the local populations they invaded, is simply lies and deception. These were not heroes, but blood thirsty crimials who killed as many civilans as they could. Only when they faced real armies (Austria, Bulgaria), they hang their tail between their legs and run as far as they could.
(, 29 October 2018 04:00) -
I would like to see an exhibition about Bosniaks, Albanians, Slovenians, and of coyrse, the worst of the worst, Croatians joining the Nazis because they were all worthless and had a Napoleon Complex.
(, 28 October 2018 06:58) -
Albanopolis,
The whole world doesn't revolve around Albanians. Like all peoples of the Balkans, you are a very small group of people. Just in case you didn't know, both China and India have the largest populations, over 1.3 billion people each. They are followed by the US, with around 360 million. Then way way way down the list come countries like Albania. So, while your people are important to you, they are not that important to everyone else. Just thought I'd point that out :-)
(, 27 October 2018 12:12) -
I can’t believe Serbs on b92 are proud of their behavior during WW I. Now I know why decent people the World over cheered when NATO bombed Serbia.
(, 27 October 2018 02:30) -
I can’t believe Serbs on b92 are proud of their behavior during WW I. Now I know why decent people the World over cheered when NATO bombed Serbia.
(, 27 October 2018 02:29) -
Does this exhibition also present the massacres that the Serbian Army committed on Kosova?
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"The Belgrade newspapers reported quite without shame on the heinous atrocities of the Serbs. When Colonel Osbic's regiment took Prizren, he commanded his compatriots, "Kill!" When his order was heard, so the Belgrade papers report, "the Serbian soldiers stormed into homes and slaughtered every human being they could lay their hands on."
The Daily Telegraph then gives the authentic statement of an Albanian notable: Anyone who denounces an Albanian to the Serbs can be sure that the Albanian will be executed. There were people who owed money to Moslem Albanians. They went and denounced them to the Serbs as traitors. The wretched Albanians were immediately hanged and the informers later found ways of acquiring the home and land of their victims for a ridiculously low price."
(, 26 October 2018 20:48)