Comments on: What happened in 1389?

By: William Dorich

William Dorich — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 18:24:55 +0000

Here is the link to my book Kosovo for those who might be interested.

http://www.srpska-mreza.com/bookstore/kosovo/kosovo.htm

William Dorich

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By: Glenny

Glenny — Sat, 03 Dec 2011 02:06:35 +0000

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By: William Dorich

William Dorich — Fri, 07 Oct 2011 23:37:05 +0000

For any of you who wish to learn more about 1389/Kosovo, and its meaning to Serbs today, if you scroll down the page you will come to:
The Battle of Kosovo, and its meaning for all of us today: Kosovo (online book by William Dorich) the complete table of contents will guide you through this award-winning book. Some of the chapters were contributed by highly respected Balkan scholars, I was merely the instrument for designing the book, compiling its contents, printing and publishing the book. We raised over $200,000 with the book that was donated to IOCC (International Orthodox Christian Charities) that was used to aid the more than 20,000 Serbian orphans from the conflicts in Croatia in 1991 and those Bosnia in 1992 as this book went to press. Eventually the number of orphans increased by several thousand.

By: Best Frying Pans

Best Frying Pans — Wed, 10 Aug 2011 06:52:28 +0000

hard for anyone who is not a Serb to understand the importance of Kosovo to the Serbian people.

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By: Hesperado

Hesperado — Wed, 29 Jun 2011 03:10:30 +0000

Ed Mahmoud’s question is reasonably answered by distinguishing between the actions good people have to take to protect themselves from ultra-violent supremacist Satanic fanatics; and the actions of the latter.

The actions of the former will at times, perforce, resemble what the modern era has with gingerly precision called “war crimes”. If we exclude the other half of the equation — viz., the ultra-violent supremacist Satanic fanatics who had been attacking, raping, looting, burning, torturing, mass-murdering, enslaving and occupying the Serbs (among hundreds of other people around the planet for centuries) — then we might have the leisure to find fault with the Serbs for this, that and the other necessary measure of self-defense (and, occasionally, reasonably understandable act of enraged revenge).

Once we restore that massive half of the equation, then it no longer is pertinent to criticize Serbs (and ditto for the Israelis).

What I have articulated above is not an axiomatic principle divorced from concrete particulars and facts: it is grimly grounded in that bloody soil of concrete particulars and facts. It is, in fact, those who have a reflex to minimize Muslim atrocities who must have recourse to axiomatic principles curiously detached from the gruesome, ghoulish, grotesquely violent facts Muslims have been actualizing for 1400 years and still going strong.

By: 1389

1389 — Mon, 27 Jun 2011 22:05:01 +0000

It was first the Nazis, then Tito, who allowed so many Albanians to move into Kosovo to displace and expropriate the native-born Serbian population.

Kosovo is sacred land to Orthodox Christian Serbs.

I wouldn’t mind you staying in Kosovo if you were willing to respect Serbian lives, liberties, and property, and if you were willing to go out of your way to protect Serbian Orthodox church property.

Why don’t you take the time to learn all about the Serbian Orthodox Church? You don’t have to be a Serb to join. Everybody is welcome.

By: Bekim Gjikolli

Bekim Gjikolli — Mon, 27 Jun 2011 20:48:37 +0000

I’m an Albanian from Kosovo. Kosovo it’s not Serbia.We have the independence because we deserved at.

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