Petrit Latifi
In 1913, the Albanians managed to recapture Lumë kulla against the Serbian invasion forces. Due to these Serbian losses, Belgrade send the notrious General Popovic to the front. Popovitch was responsible for many of the massacres against Albanians, according to Leo Freundlich. American relief commissioner Willard Howard said in a 1914 Daily Mirror interview that Popovic would say his forces meant no harm to Albanians, but would then shoot and burn Albanians to death.
Në vitin 1913, shqiptarët arritën ta rimarrin Lumë Kullën kundër forcave pushtuese serbe. Për shkak të këtyre humbjeve serbe, Beogradi dërgoi në front gjeneralin famëkeq Popoviç. Popoviçi ishte përgjegjës për shumë nga masakrat kundër shqiptarëve, sipas Leo Freundlich. Komisioneri amerikan i ndihmës Willard Howard tha në një intervistë të vitit 1914 për Daily Mirror se Popoviçi do të thoshte se forcat e tij nuk kishin ndërmend t’u bënin keq shqiptarëve, por më pas do t’i qëllonin dhe do t’i digjnin për vdekje shqiptarët.
Albanians take Lumë Kulla which the Serbs would loose again in 1915
“Belgrade, September 29. (From an official Serbian source.) According to an official report, the Albanians have taken Lyuma-Kula. A battle is underway near Lyuma-Kula; reinforcements have already been sent there. Reinforcements have also been sent to Ohrid to maintain order.”
80,000 Albanians marching against the Serbian imperialist forces
“The Albanian uprising continues to grow, as confirmed by both Belgrade and Cetinje. The Albanians, numbering 80,000 men, are steadily advancing. There has been no news yet of regular Serbian troops successfully resisting the Albanians. Significant transports of wounded are arriving in Belgrade, which indicates the ferocity of the attacks that have already taken place. Details about these fighters are unknown, just as the reports about the Albanian revolt have never provided a clear picture”
Reference
Balkan Academia 