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for the return of the monument to the fallen Serbian soldiers 1912 - 1918 at the military cemetery in Pristina

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Slavica Jovetić
2 years ago

SRAMOTA. VRATITE SPOMENIK NA STARO MESTO UZ IZVINJENJE SRPSKOM NARODU.

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Вишњица Албијанић
2 years ago

Прогон мртвих са Косова

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Gordana Vulić
2 years ago

Bez komentara

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Marina Stanković
2 years ago

Sramno, sramno, sramno!!!

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Knezevic Aleksandar
2 years ago

Косово је Србија !

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Miladin Stefanović
2 years ago

Shameful act of France and Germany.

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Sanda Rašković Ivić
2 years ago

Ostavite gospodo kosti srpskih junaka i oslobodilaca,ne samo KiM i Srbije,već i Evrope na miru. Malo vam je Francusko-nemački plan za otimanje Kosova,već pomerate i kosti naših predaka. Sram vas bilo!

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Danko Đurić
2 years ago

Nepoštovanje srpskih žrtava, skrnavljenje grobalja i spomenika, mora biti kažnjeno!!!

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Zeljko Jovicic
2 years ago

Nije ljudski dirati spomenike...

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Борис Вуковић
2 years ago

Shame on everyone who did this to all the dead souls of our glorious ancestors!

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Biljana
2 years ago

Nemate nikakvo pravo da bilo koji spomenik srpskim mučenicima dirate,posebno ne vi!Ako vi izjednačavate žrtve,vaš problem,mi ne želimo !!

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Sinisa Perišić
2 years ago

No comments... Big shame!

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Aleksandar
2 years ago

Sramotno, ali nažalost, ne i neočekivano.

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Vesna Doljanica
2 years ago

Да се врати све у првобитно стање.

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Marija Bogetic
2 years ago

Shame on French and German ambassadors!!

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Miroslav Mitrović
2 years ago

Spomenik vratiti na svoje mesto!

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Sanja Dokić Mrša
2 years ago

Tako mali ljudi, a predstavljaju tako velike narode. Sramota za dvojicu ambasadora.

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Vladimir Zivkovic
2 years ago

It is disheartening to witness the French and German Ambassadors in Pristina supporting the removal of the monument to fallen Serbian soldiers from the 1912-1918 military cemetery. Regardless of political tensions between Kosovo and Serbia, altering World War 1 military cemeteries is disgraceful and disrespectful. Facts about World War 1 must be acknowledged, as it involved two sides with various nations, each contributing to the conflict in different ways. Military cemeteries, especially those dating back a century, should be beyond the reach of populist initiatives, even if backed by influential EU countries. Rewriting history by tampering with military cemeteries and monuments demonstrates a direct disrespect for the deceased and the values that emerged from World War 1. Such actions undermine the lessons learned from the past, including the establishment of the League of Nations and opportunities for nations to embrace their languages and cultures. This issue is crucial because allowing the alteration of historical facts could pave the way for revising World War 2 history or even removing monuments from World War 2 killing grounds. The petition aims to prevent such disrespectful actions and uphold the values that have shaped the present. It is not about the geopolitical tensions but about defending respect for the dead and preserving historical truths that contribute to the foundation of EU values. If unchecked, these actions may inadvertently invite the return of dark forces from the past.

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Lazar Markovic
2 years ago

Shame on the french and german hypocrats.

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Anonymous
2 years ago

Kako bi bilo da naš ambasador u Francuskoj izmesti nadgrobnu ploču veterana na nekom francuskom groblju? Da li bi to Francuzi prihvatili?