Nobody but a few and some disparate stories in the press from time to time gave a rat's *ss when the Pan Albanian Islamics destroyed all kinds of Serbian Orthodox churches and sights. By the way. The Saudis offered almost a half a million to build mosques in Kosovo. Some likely over those same areas where churches once stood.
DESTRUCTION
OF THE SERBIAN ORTHODOX CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES
IN KOSOVO AND METOHIJA
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KOSOVO CRUCIFIED - ONLINE VERSION
Desecrated Icons in Post-war Kosovo
All these barbarous acts by the Albanian extremists have occured in the presence of UN and the International Peace Forces (KFOR), not in the time of war but of PEACE. The Serbian Orthodox Church and its Historical and Religious heritage are exposed to systematic destruction and extermination in the very presence of the most powerful armed forces of the world and in the very heart of Europe. The Kosovo Albanian gangs of looters, arsonsts, miners are mercilessly destroying the monuments which are of world wide renown and which have survived centuries of turbulent history. With such a systematic campaign against the Christianity, Civilization and World Culture Kosovo Albanian extremists prove that thier goal remains ethnically cleansed Kosovo without Serbs and their Christian monuments.
Quo Vadis Europa Christiana?
Orthodox Church in Kosovo in 2.000 A.D.
Patriarch's Pavle Message on Destruction of Churches
Foreward to the Publication on Destruction of Orthodox Shrines
Metropolitan Amfilohije's Speech on CRUCIFIED KOSOVO
Bishop Artemije's Speech on DESTROYED CHURCHES
Crucified Heritage, by Prof. Ljubisa Folic
Appeal of the Serbian Orthodox Church, Dec 6
Another Medieval Monastery Destroyed in Kosovo, Dec 6
THE KOSOVO EXODUS CONTINUES, IWPR, JAN 25, 2000
St. Elias Church near Gnjilani destroyed on Jan 14, 2000
Ibrahim Rugova - denying the Serb Christian heritage in Kosovo and Metohija
A commentary by Fr. Sava on the statement of Ibrahim Rugova in which he pushes forward incorrect historical theories intended to negate the Serb Orthodox heritage in the province.
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KOSOVO CRUCIFIED - FILM IN REAL VIDEO
HOW LONG WILL THE WORLD TOLERATE VANDALISM DONE IN THE PRESENCE OF THE WAS THE GOAL OF THE NATO CAMPAIGN IN KOSOVO TO ALLOW REPLACEMENT OF ONE |
Protest by Bishop Artemije to UN and KFOR Authrorities in Kosovo
Kosovo Serbs Exposed to Brutal Persecution in Kosovo
The Persecution of the Church in the Past
KESTON, Kosovo: Attacks on Decani Monastery, July 31, 00
KESTON, Dynamiting of Orthodox Churches Continues, July 31, 00
BBC, Kosovo's Devastated Churches, Dec 18, 01
Fate of the Serbian Cultural Heritage (13-20c) - Milan Ivanovic - A text in which the author is trying to find what happened to Serbian medieval treasuries and libraries in subsequent historical periods.
Destroyed churches in the region of Orahovac
THE MAP OF THE DESTROYED CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES
PHOTO GALLERY OF SOME DESTROYED AND DESECRATED CHURCHES
IN KOSOVO AND METOHIJA SINCE JUNE 1999
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The Monastery of St. Cosma and Damian in Zociste near Orahovac, built in the 14th century (1327). The old residental buildings have recently been renovated. The monastery was looted in June 1999 when the monks had to leave this shrine. The living quarter were set on fire and the church was vandalized. The church was mined and completely destroyed by the local Albanians on September 13th.
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The Dormition of Mother of God Church in Musutiste, (Suva Reka) built in 1315, burned and later completely demolished by explosive, July 1999
The Church of the Holy Virgin in Musutiste Before the Destruction
A Pearl of the Med ieval Serb-Byzantine Art in Kosovo and Metohija
The Scenes of the Church Demolished by the Albanian Extremists
(beginning of July 1999) (German KFOR Sector)
St. Mark's Monastery in Korisa (nr. Prizren) 1467, vandalized and completely demolished by explosive, (the site is still inaccessible), July 1999
The Monastery Church of St Mark Before Destruction
The Monastery and the Church of St Archangels, in Gornje Nerodimlje, were built in the 14th century and renewed in the year 1700. The monastery was set on fire looted, and seriously damaged by explosive. The old cemetery is desecrated.
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SS Apostles Peter and Paul parish church in Suva Reka, built in 1938, vandalized and later completely demolished by explosive, in July 1999 after the deployment of KFOR
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The Holy Trinity Cathedral in Djakovica, 1998, vandalized, set on fire. Precious mosaics are smashed into peaces. The Cathedral was completely destroyed by explosive on July 24, 1999.
The Cathedral was built on the site of the previous Orthodox Cathedral destroyed
by the Albanian led communist authorities after the WW2
After the destruction of the Cathedral the Albanian population of Djakovica organized a celebration which lasted all night
The Holy Trinity church in Petric, built in 1993, vandalized and later severely damaged by explosive, end of June 1999. By the end of August 1999 the church was totally destroyed.
St. Nicolas church in Slovinje village (nr. Lipljan), built in 16th century, set on fire and later completely demolished by explosive, July 1999. |
The interior of the chruch before destruction
Dolac Monastery church before destruction
The Presentation of the Virgin church in Dolac (nr. Klina), built in 1620, vandalized and set on fire, the altar table is smashed into peaces, July 1999. At the end of August 1999 the church was completely demolished.
The Church After Final Destruction
The famous Devic Monastery of St. Joanikije , f. c.1440, looted and vandalized, the marble tomb of the saint is desecrated, June 1999
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The church of St. Nicholas Rajkov, erected in 14th century, reconstructed in 1857. This school chapel was mined on September 3rd and was severly damaged.
PRINT SIZE PHOTOS OF DESTROYED CHURCHES
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Kosovo problem as seen by NYT journalist David Binder in 1987
Kosovo for Absolute Beginners
SPIRITUAL GENOCIDE
Destruction of the Serbian Orthodox Heritage in Croatia
1991-1995
The Serbian Orthodox Heritage
in Kosovo and Metohija
I bet not. :( I've heard that the town we lived in, Ahwaz, Iran, had been leveled.
Those Muslims. *Tori shakes her head sadly*