“On April 10, 1921, Yugoslav soldiers killed 3800 Albanians in 10 days. On August 6, 1921, in the region of Peja and Gjakova, the Serbian army drowned more than 350 people in one day.”

“In the village of Bornë, 14 people were killed, among them a 10-year-old girl. In Lug i Barani, in Gllogjan, Çallapek, Isniq, Baran, Krushevc, 94 people are massacred. On March 14, 1921, it was announced that in the region of Peja, among those massacred were 200 boys aged up to 10 years, 340 women and girls, 270 old people, 70 of them drowned by beating with wood.”

“In Plava and Guci, 26 children were drowned in the bellies of pregnant women. In 17 villages of Gostivar, 408 people were massacred, among whom 79 were women and 5 were children. Of these 408 people, 31 were burned. In Gjeshovica, 9 men were killed and 13 other men and 7 women were burned. 43 people were killed in Kalisht.”

“On April 26, 1921, a report to the Paris Conference states: In the last three months alone, 2,000 Albanians have lost their lives violently in the districts of Pristina, Mitrovica, Pejë, Gjakovë and Prizren.”
“In the village of Resul in Peja, on July 8-9, 1921, an Albanian detachment was attacked where 20 fighters were killed. On August 8, 1921, in the Ufce region of Istog, 12 freedom fighters were killed, and a little later another brave Dan Doroçi and his wife, who were said (slandered) to have been found dead in Mount Brohori.”

“27 people were killed in the mountains of Isniq. 131 people were massacred. Among them, 22 people in Isniq, 12 in Vitak, 39 people in Jabllanicë, and according to another information, 60 people. Meanwhile, around April 1921, the Society of the Province of Kosovo informs the League of Nations that 12,371 Albanians were killed by Serbian chauvinists. Of them, 625 drowned in torture.”

“In 1922, Beg Delia and 15 of his friends are killed in Raushiq. Abdyl Bajrami and 7 friends were killed in Obergjan. Istref Shabani and his 5 friends are killed in Ruhot. Lul Bajrami and his 5 friends are killed in Lutogllava. In Prapaçan, the seventh Shaban Salihi himself is killed and their bodies are thrown into a well. Bardhosh Haxhia and 7 shepherds are killed in the mountains of Isniq.”

“Dan Bala and his 5 friends were killed in Shtup village. Abdi Ibishi and his 7 friends were killed in Bucaj i Peja. 9 people were killed in Buçana i Peja. P.301. On January 8, 1923, 16 fighters were killed, among them the famous Sokol Rama of Rugova. 60 men are killed in Junik. In another source, on October 1, 1923, it is said that 10 men were massacred in Junik. In Rasuja, 3 people were massacred, including a 6-year-old child.”

“The Serbian gendarmerie killed and massacred 23 people, among them 18 women and children, some of whom were thrown and burned in the fire of Mehmet Konjuhi’s house. In Drenica, the Serbian government killed 75 people in an attempt to subjugate that heartland of freedom.”

“Serbia organized the murder of Albanian national personalities like Ymer Prizren, Haxhi Zeka, Ramadan Zaskoci, Isa Boletini, Dede Gjo Lulin, Bajram Curri, Shtjefën Gjeçovi, Hasan Pristina, Bajram Hasin in Martinaj, Bajram Sadriu in Vuthaj, Sadik Myftari, Abdyl Shaban, Idriz Beka, Mark Koliku, Mustafa Haxhina, Ndue Biba, Ndue Dushin”

“In Pobreg of Gjevgjelia, in 1913, out of 200 families, only 3 families escaped the genocide. In the village of Pepelisht, but in Gjevgjeli, out of 500 families, only 300 remained.”