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Why do people from Kosovo become refugees?
The vast majority of Kosovar refugees fled to Albania because the vast majority of Kosovars are ethnic Albanians and knew that in Albania they would not be persecuted. As for Montenegro, it was relatively close by.
Most of the population of Kosovo is?
ethnic Albanian
Some one tell you what an albanian is please?
Albanians are an ethnic group that live in Albania and Kosovo. The country borders Greece and is right across the water from Italy.
What is an ethnic albanien?
Someone who is Albanian is someone who was born in Albania or someone whose family comes from Albania.
Who were the atrocities in Kosovo committed against?
The atrocities in Kosovo were performed by the Serbian Orthodox Christians led by Slobodan Milosevic against the ethnic Albanian Muslims, who composed over 90% of Kosovo's population.
What countries were involved in the kosovo conflict?
The Kosovo conflict primarily involved Serbia and the ethnic Albanian population of Kosovo, supported by the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA). In 1999, NATO intervened in the conflict, conducting airstrikes against Serbian forces to halt human rights abuses and ethnic cleansing. Other countries, including Albania and various Western nations, also played roles in supporting Kosovo's independence efforts. The conflict ultimately led to Kosovo declaring independence from Serbia in 2008, a move recognized by many countries but not by Serbia or some other nations.
What and where is Kosovo?
Kosovo or the Republic of Kosovo is a country located in Southeastern Europe. Before 2008 Kosovo was an Autonomous Province of Serbia that was under United Nations Administration, it was considered an Albanian run territory. In 2008 Kosovo declared independence from Serbia and was recognized by majority of the European Union only 5 EU states refuse to recognize. And also by the USA, Australia, New Zealand, Albania, Turkey, Japan and so on. As of 2011 Kosovo is recognized by 76 UN states and Taiwan. Kosovo is a predominant Albanian country but is considered a true multi ethnic nation with ethnic groups such as Albanians, Serbians, Turkish, Bosnians, Southern Slavs, Hungarians, Germans, Roma, Ashkali, Gorani, Tosk, Croatians, Spaniards and more. So it is it in Russia?
Who expelled rival ethnic groups from kosovo?
The Serbian military attempted to expel the ethnic-Albanian Kosovars. This ultimately failed as a result of NATO-led intervention. Currently, there are Kosovar extremists who wish to expel the Serb minority in a now-independent Kosovo, but they have not been able to do this.
How did the genocide end in Kosovo?
NATO intervened and effectively pushed the Serbian forces out of Kosovo. Once the Serbian military was outside of Kosovo, the genocide against the ethnic Albanian Kosovars could no longer continue.
What does shqiptare mean?
Shqiptare means Albanian, it means the eathnic race of the Mediterranean country Albania. But not only Albanians are shqiptare as many Kosovans, Montenagroans, Macidonians are shqiptare also as they are ethnic Albanians and allot of Albanian land is in those country! Shqiptare means Ethnic Albanians!
What are the 6 ethnic groups represented on the Kosovo flag?
Bosniak, Gorani, Roma, Turk, Ashkali and Egyptian. Nowadays in this country 88% of the population is composed by Albanian, 7% Serbian, and 5% Others
What caused the conflict in Kosovo and what were the results?
The conflict in Kosovo, like that in Bosnia, was ethnic-based. Kosovo is a province at the southern end of Serbia; it neighbors Albania and the former Yugoslav republic of Macedonia. Many Albanians still live in Kosovo and see themselves more closely aligned with Albania, to the southwest, than with Yugoslavia. Thus, a separatist movement began, which caused mounting tension between ethnic Albanians and Serbian authorities.Result: Kumanovo Treaty; Yugoslav security forces pull out of Kosovo; FR Yugoslavia maintains sovereignty.Territorial changes: No legal changes to Yugoslav borders according to the Resolution 1244, but effective political and economic separation of Kosovo from the rest of Yugoslavia under United Nations temporary administration.
