FLASH
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Albatros Rexhaj, invited to the "Gallery" section of "E Diell" has recounted one of the most frightening events of his life, when he found himself in front of some Serbian soldiers who were ready to shoot him in front of a wall together with some of his friends. his.
Ed Manushi: You had an important moment in your life related to the events in Kosovo. You were ready at a critical moment in your life because you were arrested by the Serbs.
Albatros Rexhaj: It was a little different, it was the village of Hade. I described it in one of the things I wrote, this village no longer exists. I take the road with several others on the 29th or 30th of July 1998. At that time, there were big fights between the Serbian forces and the KLA. There had been fighting in that area and we said 'come on, we're going this way'. We had a couple of people who were convinced that there would be no Serbian police personnel since it is our area. While driving, they approach us from two sides, they were wearing masks, they come towards the car. In those moments, my instinct works, it was summer, the windows were open, and I say to those behind, raise your hands, put them on the glass. I shout in Serbian, I tell him don't shoot, don't shoot. When they hear me in Serbian, they stop. I have spoken Serbian fluently. They say get out of the car.
When we get out of the car, 4 young boys see us, only one was a little older. They took us, they were worried about fighting, they had no logic, in their minds we were the enemy. They take us and there was a concrete block wall and line us up against the wall. We got lost there, the only thing that comes to mind, I speak and shout all the time in Serbian. At that time, my Serbian was very good, I couldn't tell that I was Albanian. I told him that we lost our way and at the moment they say who are you? What are you looking for here? And when he starts to answer me back I am freed. I told him we lost our way, and he starts cursing me, saying you couldn't find another way, you're lying to me. You are KLA, etc., etc. I told him I am from Prizren. I told you at that time that I am from Prizren, we are gentler, citizens, etc., etc. When he takes our documents, he proves that I was from Prizren. When we got into the discussion, he slapped me, we were caught and beaten, I was very happy that he took this course. Who thought she was beaten?! We just left. There are times that I remember the night as a story and it ends in a different scenario.
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