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When Serbian soldiers tied defenceless unarmed women and shot them while having fun in 1912 in Prizren

Author and translator: Petrit Latifi.

Balkan Academia

When Serbian soldiers tied defenceless unarmed women and shot them while having fun in 1912 in Prizren

Cited from Leo Freundlichs report from 1912:

“Three Albanian villages near Prizren were completely destroyed and thirty local officials were killed. They were accused of being pro-Austrian. In one of these villages, soldiers forced women out of their homes, tied them together, and forced them to dance in a circle. Then they opened fire and had fun watching the victims one after another fall to the ground in a pool of blood.”

Source

1913 Leo Freundlich: The Golgotha ​​of Albania: The Lawsuit Against the Exterminationists of the Albanian People

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