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CorD Magazine No.24
Branko Lukovac
Goran Ĺ aravanja
Ana Blagojevic
Heading to Europe
Robust Growth
Balkan Made February 2006
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HEART OF GLASS, WILL OF STONE
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08 UNWILLING SOVEREIGNTY Legal experts say the Serbian Parliament should declare Serbia an independent state if Montenegro gains independent sovereignty after the upcoming referendum
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Rasim Ljajić, SCG Minister for Human Rights and Ethnic Minorities
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18 SERBIA HELD HOSTAGE When Ratko Mladić was available for us to arrest him we had to back down, but now that we can arrest him he is out of sight, says Rasim Ljajić speaking to CorD magazine. Issues in South Serbia will be dealt with by the democratic institutions of the state and not in parallel with negotiations over the future status of Kosovo
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Before determining the strategy for the privatisation of the telecommunications sector and offering Mobtel for sale through tender procedure, the Serbian Government will wait for the upcoming appointment of an independent telecommunications advisor
Predrag Bubalo, Serbian Economy Minister
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List of terrorists and members of organized criminal organizations in K&M
ALBANIAN TERRORISM AND ORGANIZED CRIME IN KOSOVO AND METOHIJA
BIA (Security Information Agency)
Belgrade, September 2003
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction
1. Continuity of terrorist organization of Albanian extremists
2. Characteristics of ANA activities
3. Data on the victims of violence in K&M
4. Organized crime
- Criminal activities in K&M
- Activities of the Albanian mafia around the world
- Influence of criminal factors from the Republic of Albania
5. The Role of Albanian Emigration
6. Pan-Islamic Factor
1. Hajdin Abazi
2. Ekrem Avdija
3. Alush Agushi
4. Rasim Agushi
5. Nazmi Ajeti
6. Hisni Ahmeti
7. Abdulah Babalija
8. Masar Bakija
9. Idriz Balaj
10. Afrim Basha
11. Sokol Bashota
12. Bajram Bega
13. Gjemajl Bejta
14. Avni Berisha
15. Rustem Berisha
16. Shefik Beqiri
17. Lahi Ibrahimi
18. Ram Buja
19. Shukri Buja
20. Jah Bushati
21. Jusuf Velia
22. Azem Veseli
23. Kadri Veseli
24. Rexhep Veseli
25. Sali Veseli
26. Skender Veseli
27. Besim Vokshi
28. Latif Gashi
29. Fahrudin Gashi.
30. Jetulah Gecaj
31. Sabit Gecaj
32. Gani Geci.
33. Adem Grabovci
34. Jahir Demaku
35. Milazim Derguti
36. Jetulah Dibrani
37. Sokol Dobruna
38. Shaban Dragaj
39. Florim Ejupi
40. Agim Elshani
41. Xhabir Zharku
42. Dritton Zhjeqi
43. Tahir Zemaj
44. Genc Zogaj
45. Bislim Zyrapi
46. Nuredin Ibishi
47. Imri Ilazi
48. Gani Imeri
49. Elisah Imeri
50. Bexhet Imishti
51. Ahmet Isufi
52. Lirim Jakupi
53. Januz Januzaj
54. Bashkim Jashari
55. Musa Jashari
56. Rifat Jashari
57. Sahit Jashari
58. Naim Kadriu
59. Giner Kamberi
60. Ajvaz Karpuzi
61. Ajet Kastrati
62. Kadri Kastrati
63. Mensur Kasumi
64. Naser Kelmendi
65. Hisni Kil This biographical list dates between 1950-1952 and is among the documents of the personal library of Kapidan Ndue Gjon Gjomarkaj. The references to “Tele Nik” are referring to telegrams which were sent to Italy from Kol Cuni “Nik“, who played one of the most important roles in the fight against the communists as a member of the BKI. (English translation follows) KROSBUNA GJIN (GJIN KROSBUNA): 45 years old from Prosek, Kethelle, married with one child. A trustworthy and courageous man, faithful and brave, very useful to the members of our missions because he knows the inhabitants of those areas and all the surroundings. In carrying out his duties entrusted to him, he was killed by the communists on 12.6.1950. See tele Nik July 1951. His family interned. KROSI FRROK (FRROK DED KROSI): 50 years old from Perlat, married. A brave follower of Gjon’s group. KUKA GJON (GJON KUKA): Around 40 years old from Thirre of Xhuxha (Bajrak Fandi) Mirdita, married. Ex-petty officer of the gendarmerie. Left school, very capable, faithful, daring and valiant. Recruited for Gjon Gjinaj’s mission, became an informant. Many of his relatives were killed by the communists. For him, see tele Nik of 11.1, 18.1 and 28.1.1950. KURBINI GJON (GJON FRROK KURBINI): Around 40 years old from Skurajet, married. He remained in his home and rendered information services, especially to a section of the group under the leadership of Ndue Gjergji. KUPI IBRAHIM (IBRAHIM KUPI): Was killed by the communists in Krue (Kruja). Tele Nik 4.1.50. Was brother to Abaz Kupi, head of the Legalitet Party, member of the Committee for Free Albania. KURTI DALIP (DALIP KURTI): Around 49 years old from Matja, married. Ex-captain of the Army during the Zog regime. Fierce anticommunist, he’s currently in the mountains of Albania. LALA NDUE (NDUE GJOK LALA): From Mal’i Bardhe, Kruja. He is a notable from that area and comes from a fami .