Reply #83: How many dead bodies and how to you want them stacked?

[FrenchieCat]

Since only Dead people will do, here are "some"...and I realize that this will not be even enough for you...as I can understand your need to see a whole mountain full! Has to be several thousand...and killed all at once would be better (a la Rwanda)! When one has to count here and there, the impact is just not, you know....not "that" bad....

Here's about three week's worth....but, I know.....that's just not enough for some taste....!
I know the following that I took the liberty of posting won't be at all "enough"...
So you can just go here and start counting.....
http://www.ess.uwe.ac.uk/Kosovo/hrethnic.htm

November 1-7, 1999
Killings
November 1 – Unidentified persons in the vicinity of the new ambulance building in Obiliq killed a Serb named Zharko and wounded another Serb.
November 2 - An Albanian aged 69 was killed by unidentified persons in Gjakova. Two others were heavily wounded.
- Unidentified persons in the village of Dobërçan near Gjilan killed a Serb aged 65.
- The corpse of a Serb woman aged 69 was found by KFOR military police in the village of Strellc i Poshtëm near Deçan.
November 4 – At about 6.30 p.m., between the villages of Koshtova e Bobit and Zupç, unidentified persons opened fire on the car of Sami Haxhi Behrami (28) from the village of Kotorr near Skënderaj, living in Shipol near Mitrovica. Sami and his father had been to Koshtova (where they work as masons) and were on their way home. Sami was shot on his back and died after half an hour.
- The corpse of an unidentified person was found behind a restaurant in the village of Hajvalia near Prishtina.
- The corpse of an unidentified Albanian was found in the village of Pogragja near Gjilan.
November 6 - At about 8 a.m., a corpse was found in the vicinity of Deçan. KFOR specialists stated that the victim was a Roma aged between 40-50. He was shot with firearms.
November 7 – Unidentified persons killed Haki Imeri, a teacher with the “Kosova” Primary School, in the village of Vojnika near Skënderaj.
- During the evening hours, a Serb was killed in a mortar attack in the village of Pasjan near Gjilan. Later on, KFOR soldiers arrested 4 Albanian citizens.

Mass graves – reburials, exhumations – the identification of the killed
October 29 – The corpse of Gani Veli Haxha (46) from the village of Prekaz i Epërm near Skënderaj, living in the “Qendra” quarter in Mitrovica, was found in a mass grave between the villages of Vidimriq and Suhadoll. Gani was reported missing since April 14.
November 1 - 3 graves were discovered in the village of Tërdec near Gllogoc (2 in the fields of Sadri Miftar Tërdevci and 1 in that of Xheladin Hajdin Tërdevci). One grave was discovered in the fields of Halil Azem Morina in the village of Gllobar near Gllogoc.
November 3 - Tens of carbonized corpses were found in the house of Plak Hoti in the village of Krusha e Madhe near Rahovec.
November 5 - The corpse of Rabe Islam Morina (49) from the village of Sverka near Klina, killed by the Serbian police on May 2, was found at the cemetery of the “Guri” quarter in Malisheva. Two eyewitnesses have stated to the CDHRF in Malisheva that policeman Bozha Damjanoviq from the village of Kijeva near Malisheva was among the perpetrators of the crime.
- The corpse of Mujë Jashar Tafilaj, soldier of the “Mujë Krasniqi” 133 Brigade of the KLA was found in the vicinity of the Dubrava prison near Istog.
- A decomposed corpse was found in the village of Drelaj near Rugova, municipality of Peja, some 300 meters from the “Përparimi” Primary School. It is believed that the corpse is of a girl aged between 17-20.
November 6 - Adem Jashar Samadraxha (1958) and his son Florim (1980), who were killed by the Serbian police in the village of Javor near Suhareka, on June 8, were reburied in the village of Banja near Malisheva.
- During a visit to the photo exhibition in Rahovec, family members identified the corpse of Hysni Samedin Spahiu from the village of Opterusha near Rahovec. He was arrested by the Serbian forces in the village of Krusha e Madhe, in March 1999.
November 7 - The corpses of the following Albanians (38 civilians and 8 KLA soldiers), who were killed by the Serbian forces in the village of Shtutica and the other villages of Drenica, were reburied in Shtutica near Gllogoc: Halit I. Jusufi, Destan I. Jusufi, Bahtir H. Jusufi, Besnik H. Jusufi, Sami B. Jusufi e Shefqet F. Jusufi; Halim M. Zeqiri, Besim M. Zeqiri, Vahide M. Zeqiri, Kada M. Zeqiri, Sofije Xh. Zeqiri and Nazmi A. Zeqiri; Sejdi T. Beqiri, Ramadan T. Beqiri, Rizah T. Beqiri, Bajram Z. Beqiri and Zeqir V. Beqiri; Fetali Z. Ademi, Selim Z. Ademi, Bedri Q. Ademi and Esat S. Ademi; Nezir S. Bilalli, Avni N. Bilalli, Sefedin R. Bilalli and Bekim B. Bilalli; Sokol R. Berisha, Halit R. Berisha and Afrim B. Berisha; Elhami O. Shabani e Hysni O. Shabani; Qamil J. Bajrami, Fidaim K. Zena, Gani Xh. Hajra, Bali O. Baliu, Beqir B. Rrahamni, Xhevat Sh. Halili, Tahir Xh. Dani and Arsim H. Syla; Afrim B. Jusufi and Ismail I. Jusufi, Nysret R. Halili, Maliq F. Ademi, Fejzë F. Ramadani, Naim K. Salihu, Naim R. Musliu and Bajram J. Berisha.
http://www.ess.uwe.ac.uk/Kosovo/Cdhrfnov1.htm

November 7-14,1999
Killings
9 November. –An unidentified corpse was found in Kllodernica (Skënderaj) in the afternoon.
- At about 17.00, a Roma (40) was found stabbed in his house 3 km east to Istog.
10 November. – In Çagllavica (Prishtina), an unidentified corpse was found.
11 November. – At about 20.00, ten Serbian paramilitaries (among whom Zoran Rademenkoviq, NN Zhiviq, Rasha Steviq etc.) intervened in the house of Shefki Hasani (1935) in Leshtar, whom they killed. They beat and threatened his wife and his daughter-in-law. The killer Rasha Steviq from Bolec (a village inhabited by Serbs) had threatened Shefki before.
- In Lupç i Poshtëm (Podujeva), the UNMIK police found two unidentified corpses.

Mass graves – reburials, identifications
11 November. — In Vrella (Istog), Sylë Dreshaj (1912) and his wife Xufa were reburied.
12 November. – In Jezerc (Ferizaj), Bajram Bega (37) from Ferizaj, killed by Serbian forces in March, was reburied.
13 November. - In Arllat (Gllogoc) the following were reburied: Rasim, Latif, Sefer, Mihane, Getoar and Emine Bujupi (a newly-born baby); Hamit and Shkëlzen Gashi and Bajram and Dali Bytyçi. In Gllobar (Gllogoc) the following were reburied: Beqir, Jakup, Bajram, Agron and Çerkin Krasniqi; Shaban, Flamur and Mehmet Morina; Abdullah and Osman Elshani; Hajzer Hajdari and Xheladin Tërdevci. All of them were killed by Serbian forces in different parts of Drenica.

ISTOG: In the mass grave in Rakosh, the following corpses were identified: Hasan Beqir Shala (1979) and Shani Avdyl Shala (1979) from Vuçak (Gllogoc) and Petrit Halim Kiçina (20) from Bainca (Gllogoc), arrested in August last year and killed by the Serbian militaries and paramilitaries in the massacre of the Dubrava prison (Istog).

Missing
SKËNDERAJ: There are no information on the whereabouts of Valdete Tafil Vojvoda (16) since 19 October, when she asked for medical help at the Mitrovica Hospital. Serbian doctors refused to offer her help and ever since she is missing.
http://www.ess.uwe.ac.uk/Kosovo/Cdhrfnov2.htm

Nov 15-21, 1999
Killings
15 November. – In Prishtina, some children informed KFOR soldiers that they had found a corpse, who had been shot on his head.
- In the town park in Peja, the corpse of an unidentified woman, aged about 20, was found.

16 November. – At about 15.00, in the vicinity of the Technical Secondary School, in the northern part of Mitrovica, Serbs ran over Sevdije Xhemajl Ujkani (34), an employee with the Hygienic Institute in Mitrovica, and her daughter Edona (11), a pupil with the “Muharrem Bekteshi” Primary School, who were beaten to death. Several days before, Sevdije was threatened by Serbian paramilitaries to be killed if she did not leave this part of the town. In the northern part of Mitrovica, where Oliver Ivanoviq is a “prefect”, Serbs distributed a warning which says, “the Serb that does not attack his Albanian neighbours until we expel them from this part, is a traitor”, whereas another pamphlet says, “until 23.XI.1999 Albanians must leave safe and sound the northern part of the town”.

18 November. – The corpse of Jahir Sadik Agushi (1958) from Drenoc (Klina), who was in prison of Mitrovica e Sremit (Vojvodina), was sent home. Due to torture suffered, he died in the Belgrade Hospital.

20 November. – The corpse of a female was found by the Sitnica River, in the vicinity of Vushtrri, at the place called Shaban Aga.

21 November. - Zeqë Adem Hasaj (1953) from Kodrali (Deçan) died as an aftermath of torture exerted on him in the prisons of Serbia. He was released from the prison of Zajeçar on 14 November.

Mass graves – reburials, identifications,

15 November. – In Drenoc (Malisheva), Haxhi Asllan Krasniqi (12), killed by Serbian forces on 31 May, was reburied.

18 November. – According to a former political prisoner, the corpse of Napoleon Qemajl Guta (27) from Gjakova was identified. He was taken hostage by the Serbian forces and killed on 23 May in the prison of Dubrava (Istog).

19 November. – In the mass grave identified in the vicinity of Vidimriq (Mitrovica), the corpse of Fahri Jetullah Aliu (52), from “Qendra” quarter in Mitrovica, was found. He was arrested on 14 April by the Serbian paramilitaries. Ever since, there were no information on his whereabouts.

20 November. – In Vitia e Marecit (Prishtina), 29 Albanians killed by Serbian forces in the period 18-22 April, among whom 16 were soldiers of the 153 Brigade of the OZ Llap of KLA, were reburied. They are as follows: brothers Sefedin (1975) and Burim Ilaz Vitia (1980), Ali Vesel Vitia (1960), Besim Isë Vitia (1969), Lutë Shaban Vitia (1976), Demir Brahim Vitia (1979), Afrim Avdi Vitia (1981), Shaip Rizah Pacolli (1950), Baki Salih Pacolli (1955), Nezir Mustafë Pacolli (1955), Nazmi Qerim Pacolli, Rrahim Azem Gërbeshi (1966), Shabi Avdush Gërbeshi (1971), Rrahman Hazir Murati (1947), Ziaver Ali Vllasaliu (1972) and Feti Jahir Haxholli (1975); whereas 13 were civilians: Latif Vitia, Qamile Vitia, Arife Vitia, Tahir Vitia, Faik Vitia, Nazmi Canolli, Halil Canolli, Shaban Canolli, Enver Pacolli, Halime Pacolli, Bejtullah Metolli, Hafize Spanca and Fejzë Isufi.
- In Vërmica (Malisheva), Sadbere Gashi, killed during the Serbian shelling in the end of March while fleeing with her family in a tractor, was reburied.

21 November. – In Kamenica, 10 KLA soldiers, killed by Serbian forces during the month of April, 9 of whom from the Kamenica municipality, were reburied – brothers Sabri (1975) and Driton Krivaça (1977), Agush Isufi (1971), Besnik Maroca (1975) and Musli Imeri (1976) from Kamenica; Ramadan Kastrati (1958) from Karaçeva, Rafet Isufi (1964) Avdi Xhiçku (1971) from Hogosht and Xhelal Sopi (1979) from Petrit (Petrovc) as well as Shemsi Isufi (1965) from Rahovica (Presheva).
- In Stanoc i Epërm (Vushtrri), the following were reburied: Ibrahim Arif Prronaj and his son Afrim, Qazim Azem Prronaj, Myrvete Behxhet Haradinaj and Merita Emini – Haradinaj – all from the same village, killed by Serbian forces on 28 April in Dumnicë e Epërme (Vushtrri).
- In Dubovik (Deçan), Mujë Hasan Gërvalla, a KLA soldier, killed during the clashes reburied.
- The corpse of Dibran Rrahimi (50) from Dobratin was found in the house yard of Basri Hoti in Bradash (Podujeva); whereas the bones of Hamdi Maçastena (60) from Katunishta were found in the Perani field. He was identified according to his personal document found in the vicinity of the spot. Dibran and Hamdi were killed by Serbian forces in March this year.

RAHOVEC: Several days ago, the corpse of Xhemajli Gashi from Hoça e Vogël , a KLA soldier, killed by Serbian forces on 26 March, was found in the Izbishta mountain.
http://www.ess.uwe.ac.uk/Kosovo/Cdhrfnov3.htm