Kosovo War - Albanian pain through pics

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ATTENTION: some pic could be too sensitive for someone with a fragile heart

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An ethnic Albanian mother and her husband mourn their son, 11-year-old Shemsi Elshani, who was reportedly killed 24 October by Serbian police near the village, 25 October in Krajkovo, west of Pristina.



Kosovo Albanian wounded women at Prizren Hospital.



Kukes, northern Albania, Saturday 03 April 1999.

A Kosovo Albanian woman weeps as she comforts her husband, who suffered severe injuries from shrapnels while he was attacked by Serbian troops.



Kosovo Albanian, women and children, cram themselves into a truck to flee from the Serbian army

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Returning Kosovo Albanians visit their home that contains the remains of their burnt relatives (June 1999, Kosovo)



A picture shows the shoes of Redon Berisha, who was killed when he was two years old during the Kosovo war (1998-1999), at the exhibition 'Once upon a time and never again' , in Prishtina on May 18, 2019, in memory of the children who were killed during the war by Serbian army.



A Kosovo Albanian mother with her children cries as she sits in a bus transferring them to the refugee camp in the vilage of Blace, some 25 km north of Skopje 03 April 1999.

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Kosovo Albanian refugee & German soldier



A woman carrying a baby arrives in Albania on April 3, 1999 with fellow ethnic Albanian refugees fleeing Serb repression in Kosovo via the tiny border crossing of Pashtrikut, north of Kukes.



Women relatives of Kosovo Albanians who were slaughtered by Serbian forces, during the Nato bombing campaign, mourn at a funeral service (Monday July 5, 1999)



Ethnic Albanians members of the Rahim Kabashi family grieve 18 June 1999 upon arriving home from Kukes to their burnt house in Sopi, 20km from Prizren, Kosovo, learning of the death of family members.

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Exhausted after their long exodus and the terror experienced from Serbian army, Kosovo Albanians arrive in their sister Country Albania:

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Kosovo Albanian Refugee from Ferizaj (Kosovo) is comforted by his mother while waiting in the transit camp at the Blace border near Skopje, Macedonia April 28, 1999



An ethnic Albanian child who fled Kosovo's capital Prishtina cries as he rests with thousands of other refugees in the border village of Blace, some 25 km north of Skopje, after spending the night here 02 April 1999.



Kosovo Albanian refugees on the Albanian/Macedonian borders. April 1999.



A Kosovo Albanian woman cries as she mourns family members killed by Serbs in southwest Prishtina. According to the families, the 27-year-old Ali Asllan Pajaziti and the 30-year-old Fazli Sejdi Morina, were killed by Serb forces in the night of 04 February.

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Comforting hands reassure a distraught Kosovo Albanian boy after days of walking to flee from Serb forces (1999).



Kosovo Albanian children expelled from Kosovo, by Serbian army, flee their war-torn Country.



Kosovo Albanian refugees driven out by Serb forces arrive 02 April 1999 at the Morina border crossing, a few kilometers of Kukes, northeastern Albania.



A Kosovo Albanian refugee cries after identifying the remains of his brother (April 1, 1999) in Macedonia. Thousands of Kosovar Albanians fled the violence of Serbian army and arrived at Blace, a makeshift camp, before moving on to North Atlantic Treaty Organization camps.

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Very sad to see this , thanks for sharing .

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A picture shows a portrait of a Kosovo Albanian child killed during the Kosovo war (1998-1999) at the exhibition 'Once upon a time and never again' in Prishtina on May 18, 2019, in memory of children who were killed (by Serbian army) during the war.



To rediscover joy when life hurts most.

A refugee Albanian girl from Kosovo sits on a piece of cardboard as her mother washes her hair in a refugee camp in Kukes, northern Albania, Thursday 22 April 1999.



Poverty that war brings.

(December 6, 1998) Kosovo Albanian family tends to their baby in the village of Carralluke in Kosovo. The village was completely destroyed and this family was living in makeshift quarters as they struggle to survive through the winter.



(January 3, 2002) Kosovo Albanian family of seven, father and children, have continued to live in the tiny area of their home (the only home they have), left Intact, since the end of the war.

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Kosovo Albanian refugee at the border crossing in Morine.