ZERO JEWS IN KOSOVO TODAY

By Enigma X (Max Rosenthal)

(Reply to reader’s comment)

Eli, I sincerely hope you are Albanian and NOT Jewish. Since there are ZERO Jews in Kosovo today!!
Kosovo today is “JUDENFREI”, thanks to the despicable anti-Semitic actions of the al Qaeda trained and funded Islamo-Nazi KLA terrorists.
 
Got that, Eli? JUDENFREI!!

Read the interview with Cedomir Prlincevic, Chief Archivist of Kosovo and leader [in 1999] of the Jewish Community in Pri¹tina, capital of Kosovo province (Serbia). The interview is entitled: “Driven from Kosovo!”
 
see here:
http://emperors-clothes.com/interviews/prlincevic.htm

Now for some REAL, factual World War 2 history:

Albanian prime minister Mustafa Kruja, in a June, 1942 speech made in Kosovo, [at that time part of a fascist Greater Albania] then called the “New Albania”, stated:
 
(Start Quote)
 
“The Serbian population of Kosovo should be removed as soon as possible.All indigenous Serbs should be qualified as colonists and as such, via the Albanian and Italian government, be sent to concentration camps in Albania. Serbian settlers should be killed.”
 
(End Quote)
 
In the US “Philadelphia Bulletin” newspaper article entitled
“On the Wrong Side in Kosovo,” by Joseph Puder of the Interfaith Taskforce for America and Israel, Puder wrote:
 
============================================
 
“The [Albanian] “Skanderbeg” SS division.partook in the rounding up of Jews who were sent to their death in Bergen Belsen and other Nazi death camps. Bedri Pejjani, a Kosovo Muslim was appointed by the Nazis to rule occupied Kosovo and set out to establish a greater Islamic state in the region with the blessing and support of Haj Amin al-Husseini, the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem and Hitler’s protégé and friend.”
 
http://www.thebulletin.us/site/news.cfm?newsid=18289122&BRD=2737&PAG=461&dept_id=576361&rfi=6
============================================
 
The Albanian KLA terrorists who today run Kosovo, are the modern day ideologues and descendants of those whom served in the Albanian Nazi Waffen SS “Skanderbeg” and  Bosnian muslim Handzar [“Handschar” in German] SS division in Bosnia.
 
Many Albanians served in the 20,000 plus strong Bosnian muslim Handzar division (commanded by ethnic German SS officers) .
 
Eli, you write:
 
“If you are really taking Serbiana as your source of information, should be enough to tell about the level of your knowledge about Kosovo.”
 
Really, Eli? And do pray tell, tell me who YOUR sources are?
 
Let me guess: Harvey Sarner’s book “Rescue in Albania”, right? That book is a very good piece of pro-Albanian political propaganda disguised as history.
 
Let’s not confuse the handful of Jews living in Albania [NOT Kosovo] who escaped the Holocaust due to Italian military rule (the Italian troops  did not enforce Hitler’s “Final Solution” against the Jews the way German troops did).
 
So the escape of Albania’s small Jewish population from the Holocaust had more to do with the Italian troops being in command of Albania from 1939 to 1943 and less to do with any noble love for Jews by the Albanians. As historian Carl K. Savich has correctly pointed out:
 
“During the Italian occupation, they [Jews] were able to disperse and blend in the general population. When Germany occupied Albania in 1943, the Jewish population was already beyond reach.”
 
http://www.serbianna.com/columns/savich/060.shtml

Sarner, whom just happened to be Jewish, was NOT a historian but a lawyer. Sarner, by failing to mention what happened to Kosovo’s Jews and Serbs, deliberately falsified the history of the Holocaust in Yugoslavia from 1941 to 1945.
 
During World War 2, Kosovo was annexed to Albania by Mussolini and Hitler in order to create a Greter Albania in keeping with the wishes of Greater Albanian fascists and their programme of creating a fascist Greater Albania dating back to the Albanians’ 1878 League of Prizren.
 
During the Holocaust in World War 2, the Albanian fascists in Kosovo formed the “Balli Kombetar” fascist party allied with Hitler and Mussolini and many thousands volunteered to join the Hitler-Himmler created “Skanderbeg” Waffen SS division and the SS “Handzar” division in Bosnia.
 
Albania in 1941 was under Italian Axis rule. After Mussolini’s capitulation in late 1943, Albania was under German Axis rule. Greater Albania was thus a Nazi puppet state of the Axis powers.

Sarner twisted and distoted the facts about what really happened during WW2 by failing to mention that during the Holocaust in Yugoslavia, it was IN KOSOVO ITSELF that the Albanians in the Waffen SS Nazi Skanderbeg division slaughtered the Jews, Serbs and Romanies!
 
Between 10,000 to 30,000 Serbs were murdered and over 100,000 Serbs were brutally expelled by the Albanians.

Here is an excerpt from an article by George Thompson entitled,
 
“the Roots of Kosovo Fascism”:
============================================
 
Mussolini’s Italy occupied Albania in April 1939, and established a collaborationist regime with the apparent enthusiasm of most Albanians.[1] After Hitler invaded and occupied Yugoslavia in spring 1941, the bulk of the Serbian province of Kosovo-Metohija was placed under Italian-Albanian collaborationist control and annexed to Albania.[2]
 
Similarly, Kosovo Albanian leader Ferat-bey Draga, said that
the “time has come to exterminate the Serbs […] there will be no Serbs under the Kosovo sun.”[11]
 
The anti-Serb pogroms intensified after Italy’s collapse in September 1943. The German Nazis assumed control of Albania, including Kosovo. Italian military units pulled out and were replaced by three divisions of the German XXI Mountain Corps. The German presence gave the Albanians a free hand.
 
Kosovo Albanian nationalist militias called the Balli Kombëtar (or Ballistas) carried out a campaign of deportation and murder of Serbs in 1943 and 1944. Then, on Hitler’s express order, the Germans formed the 21st Waffen-Gebirgsdivision der SS – the Skanderbeg Division. With German leaders and Kosovo Albanian officers and troops, Hitler aimed to use the Skanderberg Division to “achieve its [i.e., Germany’s] well-known political objective” of creating a “Greater Albania” including Kosovo, minus Jews, Serbs and Romany. [12]
 
In general, German policy was to organize volunteer military units among Nazi sympathizers in occupied countries. Of all the occupied nations only the Serbs, Greeks and Poles refused to form Nazi volunteer units. Rather than joining the Nazis, as the Albanians in Kosovo did, the Serbs organized the largest anti-Nazi resistance in Europe. Both the Communist Partisans and the Royalist Chetniks were mainly Serbs and both groups fought the Germans and their local allies throughout Yugoslavia.
 
The Germans recruited the 9,000 man Skanderbeg division to fight these resistance groups. But the Skanderberg’s Albanians had little interest in going up against soldiers; they mainly wanted to terrorize local Serbs, “Gypsies” and Jews. Many of these Kosovo Albanians had seen prior service in the Bosnian Muslim and Croatian SS divisions, which were notorious for slaughtering civilians.
 
What explained this passionate hatred for non-Albanians? A big factor was militant Islam. The Fundamentalist “Second League of Prizren” was created in September 1943 by Xhafer Deva, a Kosovo Albanian, to work with the German authorities. The League proclaimed a jihad (holy war) against Slavs. They were backed by the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, Haj Amin al Husseini, who was a leading Nazi, pressed for Hitler’s ‘Final Solution,’ and had Hitler’s approval to lead the murdering of all Middle Eastern Jews, once the time was ripe [13]. Albanian religious intolerance was shown by their targeting Serbian Orthodox churches and monasteries for destruction.[14]
 
No one is certain of the exact extent of human destruction suffered in Fascist-occupied Kosovo. Estimates range from 10,000 to 30,000 Serbs murdered. At least 100,000 were driven from Kosovo and replaced with “immigrants” from Albania.[15]
 
In justifying current Kosovo Albanian demands to secede from Serbia, the media has repeated, like a mantra: 90% of the population is Albanian. While this figure is most likely exaggerated (nobody knows for sure because Kosovo Albanians boycotted the census for years) the province has been largely Albanian. But a major cause of the current demographic imbalance was the Albanians’ success as Hitler’s willing executioners during World War II.[16]
 
And their attention was not limited to Serbs. Unknown numbers of Romany (“Gypsies”) were liquidated. And Kosovo Albanians, acting alone as well as under German direction, eliminated many of Kosovo’s Jews.
 
The definitive work on Hitler’s “Final Solution” in Yugoslavia [17] estimates that 550 Jews lived in Kosovo when Hitler took over Yugoslavia. 210 of them, or 38 percent, were murdered in Kosovo, mainly by Albanians.
 
 In fact, the Skanderbeg division’s first operation was to act as an Einsatzgruppe [18] against the Jews, and its second was a similar extermination foray against the Serb village of Velika where more than 400 Serbians were murdered. [19]
 
Cedomir Prlincevic, head of the Jewish community in Pri¹tina and an executive of the provincial archives, has explained to Emperor’s Clothes that the Jews who were not murdered outright were sent by the Skanderbeg division to the German death camps Treblinka and Bergen-Belsen. One train, on its way to the latter camp, took the wrong track and was intercepted by advancing Russian soldiers.
 
According to Mr. Prlincevic, were it not for that fortunate detour, the entire Jewish population of Kosovo would have been eliminated. [20]
 
Although KLA supporters now claim that no Jews were killed in Kosovo and that Jews were sheltered by the Kosovo Albanians, such claims are false and should be treated the same way we would treat other Holocaust denials.
 
http://emperors-clothes.com/articles/thompson/rootsof.htm
============================================
From the article entitled “Nazis Love America” by Julia Gorin:
 
Further revealing the fascist foundations of today’s KKKosovo was a 1999 article by the New York Times’ Christopher Hedges, in Foreign Affairs Magazine:

“The KLA splits down a bizarre ideological divide, with hints of fascism on one side and whiffs of communism on the other. The former faction is led by the sons and grandsons of rightist Albanian fighters – either the heirs of those who fought in the World War II fascist militias and the Skanderbeg volunteer SS division raised by the Nazis, or the descendants of the rightist Albanian kacak rebels who rose up against the Serbs 80 years ago. Although never much of a fighting force, the Skanderbeg division took part in the shameful roundup and deportation of the province’s few hundred Jews during the Holocaust.
 
The division’s remnants fought Tito’s Partisans at the end of the war, leaving thousands of ethnic Albanians dead. The decision by KLA commanders to dress their police in black fatigues and order their fighters to salute with a clenched fist to the forehead has led many to worry about these fascist antecedents. Following such criticism, the salute has been changed to the traditional open-palm salute common in the U.S. Army.
 
“The second KLA faction, comprising most of the KLA leaders in exile, are old Stalinists who were once bankrolled by the xenophobic Enver Hoxha, the dictator of Albania who died in 1985. This group led a militant separatist movement that was really about integration with Hoxha’s Albania. Most of these leaders were students at Pristina University after 1974, when Belgrade granted the province autonomy.
 
Freed from Yugoslav oversight, the university imported thousands of textbooks from Albania, all carefully edited by Hoxha’s Stalinist regime, along with at least a dozen militant Albanian professors. Along with its degree programs, Pristina University began to quietly school young Kosovar leaders in the art of revolution.
 
Not only did a huge percentage of the KLA leadership come out of the university, but so, ominously, did the ethnic Albanian leadership in neighboring Macedonia.”
 
 
It certainly goes a long way to explain the seemingly flippant nickname of one of the six escapees in an August prison break. Lirim Jakupi, a leader of the Albanian National Army and tasked with destabilizing Macedonia, goes by the title “Commander Nazi.” The escapee has since been captured (after a shootout with Macedonian police).
 
http://www.juliagorin.com/wordpress/?p=988
============================================

Here is an article by Robert Fox in the UK Daily Telegraph:
============================================
“Albanians and Afghans fight for the heirs to Bosnia’s SS past”
 
Daily Telegraph, 29 December 1993
By Robert Fox in Fojnica (Bosnia)
 
“DOCUMENTS!” shouted a man in a beret with an insignia in green Arabic script outside the UN house in the Bosnian mountain town of Fojnica. He was hostile and demanded our presence at the police station.
 
Later the police chief apologised, but made clear that authority had passed to the men with the Koranic texts hanging from their fatigues.
 
Last summer Muslim and Croat leaders in Fojnica asked the UN to declare it a “zone of peace”. Since then war has ravaged the town, bringing murder, mayhem and exile to at least half its original population of 12,000. Different, and alien, forces are now in charge — some of the toughest in the Bosnian Muslim army.
 
These are the men of the Handzar division. “We do everything with the knife, and we always fight on the frontline,” a Handzar told one UN officer.
 
Up to 6000-strong, the Handzar division glories in a fascist culture. They see themselves as the heirs of the SS Handzar division, formed by Bosnian Muslims in 1943 to fight for the Nazis.
 
Their spiritual model was Mohammed Amin al-Husseini, the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem who sided with Hitler.
 
According to UN officers, surprisingly few of those in charge of the Handzars in Fojnica seem to speak good Serbo-Croatian. “Many of them are [Muslim] Albanian, whether from Kosovo (the Serb province where Albanians are the majority) or from Albania itself.”
 
They are trained and led by veterans from Afghanistan and Pakistan, say UN sources. The strong presence of native Albanians is an ominous sign. It could mean the seeds of war are spreading south via Kosovo and into Albania, thence to the Albanians of Macedonia.
 
Pakistani fundamentalists are known to have had a strong hand in providing arms and a small weapons industry for the Bosnian Muslims.
 
Hardline elements of the Bosnian army, like the Handzar, appear to have the backing of an increasingly extreme leadership in Sarajevo, represented by Mr Ejup Ganic, Foreign Minister, Mr Haris Silajdzic, Prime Minister, and Mr Enver Hadjihasanovic, the new army chief.
 
The Handzars are working closely with other units around Fojnica, preparing for the long assault on Kiseljak to the east and Prozor to the west, a campaign likely to last years.
 
The first political act in this new operation appears to have been the murder of the two monks in the monastery. Last month Brother Nikola Milicevic, 39, and Brother Mato Migic, 56, were surprised by a four-man squad.
 
After an argument, Brother Nikola was shot dead on the spot. His colleague was only wounded, but finished off by a shot in the neck.
 
Mysteriously, the police guard disappeared a few minutes before. The murder squad withdrew after the killings.
 
The Provincial for the Franciscans of Bosnia, Petar Andjelovic, demanded an explanation. He received condolences from President Alija Izetbegovic and a note from the police in Sarajevo that the matter was under investigation.
 
The Provincial is convinced this was a political murder to deepen the division between Croats and Muslims. He also believes it was sanctioned by Sarajevo.
 
“I can say that for the moment all responsibility for this killing falls at the door of the Bosnian army,” he told an Italian Catholic magazine last week. “Somebody very powerful must have organised this.”
 
The way the Handzars have settled in Fojnica suggests they are playing for a long war. The town is self-sufficient in meat, vegetables and cereals. The terrain is ideal for guerrilla operations.
 
More significant is the nature of the Handzars, and the influences of the Albanians in their command, and the support from Pakistan. These suggest, politically and militarily, the war in Bosnia has spread – under the dozing eyes of the West.”
 
http://emperors-clothes.com/archive/tele.htm