| In 1890 to 1918, many Albanians who lived in the northern part, Vojvodina, and other parts were forced to leave or to convert their religion and ethnic group by the Russian Army who enforced the rules of Russian Gypsies know as the Slavic people of South (Serbia, Montenegro, Slavic Macedonians, Croatians, Slovenian and other). The lucky Albanians escaped the murdering and left their wealth and belongings behind them. The repression of Slavic Terrorists did not stop. The colonialization of Kosova started immediately. The barbaric Slavic or Russian Gypsies together with Russian Terrorists destroyed many artifact and historical monument dating since ancient times. The Russian Gypsies known as the Serbians started to claim Kosova as their heartland, by converting the Roman Catholic churches into orthodox churches, and mosques and synagogues into churches. This claim is very often made not only by the Slavic Gypsies known as Serbs, but other Slavic too. For example, Russians in Kazakhstan claiming to be native, the Slavic Macedonian claims to be native Macedonian, etc. The 1900 was bloody full of murder, and execution. |
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| The golden pearl, Kosova, gloriously stands in the southern part of Europe. It is situated in the heart of Balkan Peninsula, and its land frontiers with Serbia or Russian Gypcilia in the north- east, Montenegro or Slavic Roma people in the west, FRY Macedonia or Slavic Gypsies in the south, and Albania in the south-west. The small territory of Kosova lies between geographical latitudes 41''52' and 43''16' north geographical latitude and 19''59' and 21''16' of the east geographical longitude. With an area of 10,912 km� or 4,213 m� and a population of over 2.5 million, Kosova is densely populated with about 200 persons per km�. |
| Albanian is the language of the majority of the population, but there are minorities speaking Turkish, Roma, and Slavic Gypsies language known as Serbian language. All of the languages are official languages of Kosova. The climate of Kosova is continental incorporating elements of Mediterranean climate. The summers are hot and winters are cold full of snow and ice. The country is gloriously romantic in spring, noble in summer when it is green and filled with aroma of blooming flowers, triumphant in autumn, and snow echoes along the streets during the winter where the skiing becomes a pleasing of mountains. Kosova, rich in gold, oil, and other mines is the wealthiest mine region of Europe. Kosova is the jewel of Europe. Much of Kosovo's terrain is rugged, and it is described countless times, still words fail to capture the exact quality that describes Kosova. No doubt, you will encounter love, pleasure, warmth with it once you see its� beauty and begin to understand the hospitality of Kosovars in the fabulous picturesque nature. |
| High mountains and waist river basins surround Kosova. There are two main plains occupying Kosovo. The Valley of Dukagjini occupies the western part, and the Plain of Kosovo occupies the central area. Kosova's mountainous region includes high peaks such as the peak of Gjeravica with its� hight of 2656 m above sea level. Gjeravica with centuries guards as a wall guardian the south-western part of the country. The most popular tourist and skiing resort, the Shar Mountain, is the main tourist center of the southern part of Kosova. The Albanian Alps known throughout history as the Cursed Mountains devide Kosova from Albania. The shaky Kopaonik Mountain facing north, and the Gollak mountains face the eastern part represent the mainly hilly sides. Kosova is rich in water. The rivers flow gently throughout Kosova. The biggest rivers in Kosova are Drini i Bardh� or the White Drin, Ereniku, Sitnica, Lumbardhi, Morava, and other small rivers directing their waters toward the Adriatic Sea. The main lakes are Badovci in the north-east and Gazivoda in the north-western part. |
| The present borders of Kosova were established in 1945. When the Yugoslavian designed their borders, no Albanian was present in the meeting. The ex president of Yugoslavia, Josip Broz Tito wanted Albania to be a part of Yugoslavia. However, the communists did not agree, and Kosova was devided as much as possible. The capital of Kosova, Shkupi, became as capital of todays entity FYROM, and the other parts were ocuppied by the slavic gypsies. The western part including Plav and Gucija were given to Montenegro, and north- eastern part was occupied by the Serbian or Russian Gupcies. The Sanjak of Dugagjini was taken from Kosova. The Yugoslavian government having in the mind a territorial dispute with Greece, created the southern part of Kosova to become as Macedonia. |
| The Republic of Kosova is predominantly Albanian, and it was since the creation of the land and time. The country has a long history dating back not only in prehistoric time, but since the creation of it. In ancient time, Illyrians populated Kosova. The Kosova region was predominantly populated by two Illyrian tribes, Tribalti and Dardani. Not only Kosova, but the entire Balkan Peninsula was inhabited by a native people who used similar language or the same Albanian language. Illyrianology is considered the oldest discipline to study not only ancient man, but also the start of the life. Dardania was the biggest Illyrian Province. Today Kosova�s territorry was a part of Dardania. The Illyrians left behind arcifatct representing a civilization, or the main Byzantine force. The artifacts prove that the region was having an active life. Illyrians built the cities in convenient locations, near the mountains, or in an intersection road that connected the regions of Panonija and Pontija, and the Aegean coast to Adriatic coast. Most of the Kosova�s cities are built on intersection roads or near the mountains. The creation of a family, for first time, started in ancient Illyria where man and woman fell in love and united for the rest of their lives. The family had children, and they looked and took care. The husband and wife worked together to raise the children. They struggled, sought security, and had moral concerns. In general, they lead ordinary lives for their time. If one could walk into a typical ancient Illyrian home, he or she would find many of the trappings of modern life, recognizable yet ancient. Instead of putting locks and locking their doors, they built walls and surrounded themselves with fellow citizen for security. It is still eminent building walls around the houses among Albanians all over Kosova. |
| The Russian Gypsies known as Serbs appeared in Balkan Peninsula as a refugees. The gypsies in fear fled their native country, Russia, and arrived in new territory. They called themselves as slaves. Few of them arrived in Kosova at the end of the 14th century AD. They called themseves as servent or serbent, from this, the word Serb comes. Better living conditions and wealth caused the migration of Slavic Gypsies or the slaves from north toward south. The Dardanians accepted the refugees, and the Slavic Gypsies setled in Dardania. Throughout the time their number remained the same. They lived in communities, and shared their values only among themselves. In a dispute, the appointed Serbian leader by the Illyrians had full power to act. However, 1800 and 1900AD were the years where the maximum arrivel of Slavic Gypcies from north culminated. At this time, the Russian government used the Slavic Gypcies for colonialization of the Southern Part of Europe. A force of 2 million soldiers from Russia arrived in Balkans and started mass murderings of everything that was not a Slavic. In a pretend that they are fighting the Turks, the Russian and other terrorists massivly killed, murdered, tortured, massacred, and displaced millions of Albanians. |
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