Stories Archives - Page 6 of 12 - Museum of Refugees Kosovo

Ljubinka Milić

https://museumofrefugees-ks.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Ljubinka-Milic.mp3 Interviewer: Can you introduce yourself first? Interviewee: Yes. My name is Ljubinka Milić, a pensioner from Gračanica. Interviewer: I'm glad. Tell me, what were your first memories of the war? Interviewee: The first memories of the war were very sad and painful, and I hope it never comes back. Because, war is great evil for the people and for the whole, the whole country, which has suffered from… from the youngest to the oldest. We all felt it. We have all gone...

Ljilja

https://museumofrefugees-ks.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Ljilja.mp3 Interviewer: Can you introduce yourself? To say who you are, what you are, where you are from and where you were born? Interviewee: My name is Ljilja, I am born in Nedakovac near Vushtrri/Vučitrn. Seventy one years old. Interviewer: Until which year did you live in Vushtrri/Vučitrn? Interviewee: Until the ninety-first. Interviewer: Ok, then most probably you moved somewhere else?! Interviewee: The I got married in Leposavić. Interviewer: Can you describe me further that thing. Interviewee: Well I got married in Gornji Krnjin for my husband...

Gordana Đorić

https://museumofrefugees-ks.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Gordana-Djoric-.mp3 Interviewer: Tell us something about yourself. Interviewee: I am… my name is Gordana Đorić from Laplje Selo, I am age 62. I am an entrepreneur for many years by profession. My business is that occupies me the most. What is all about me. Interviewer: Twenty years later, what are your memories of the war in Kosovo? Interviewee: Very scary, very fresh, regardless of the fact that a long, long time has passed. Everything that I could see then, experience, is deeply etched...

Branko

https://museumofrefugees-ks.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Branko.mp3 Interviewer: Can you introduce yourself? Interviewee: Yes. I'm Branko. I lived in…, in Uroševac, for 21 years. Interviewer: Yes. Interviewee: I had there, what to say, comrades, on both sides. And from the Albanian side. I played football with them. We were super good friends, with most of them. There were also a few who were, like, this, but I mostly… we got along well, hung out, made a football team; we also did some other things there… as far as water...

Anonim

https://museumofrefugees-ks.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Anonimna.mp3 Interviewer: How old were you when the war started? Interviewee: Six. It’s a little weird because it’s foggy to me. I was born in April; honestly, because of the trauma and everything else, I don't know if I was five or six at that time. Interviewer: Where were you when the war started? Interviewee: The situation is ludicrous. I think… I was home. Again, I'm not sure if my memories are true or it's just a product of my imagination. I think...

Sebush Demaku

https://museumofrefugees-ks.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Sebush-Demaku.mp3 Interviewer: Rita Berisha Interviewee: Sebush Demaku R.B.: Hi! Thank you very much for sharing with us your war story. Can you first tell us where you were at the time, who were you with, what were you doing? Where were you working? S.D..:At the time, I was working in the Institute. I started working in the Institute in 1998. We started off well, until they started displacing people from their jobs. We had also opened a small shop earlier because we weren’t...

Sabri Hasani

https://museumofrefugees-ks.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Sabri-Hasani.mp3 Interviewer: Rita Berisha Interviewee: Sabri Hasani R.B.: Let’s start with the period just before the bombings. How do you remember that entire period? S.H.:Before the NATO bombings, we expected for the worst, considering what had happened in Bosnia. In the village where I live in the northern part of Mitrovica, we were surrounded by Serbs. There’s a Serbian settlement between my village and village Gushavc. Shortly before the NATO bombings, a lot of Serbian paramilitaries were positioned there, with red uniforms, white...

Nora Xhuzi

https://museumofrefugees-ks.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Nora-Xhuzi.mp3 Interviewer: Visar Kukaqi Interviewee: Nora Xhuzi V.K.: Hello, can you please introduce yourself? N.X.: Hello, my name is Nora Xhuzi and I come from Prizren. V.K.: Can you please tell us about your story during the war? Nora Xhuzi: Sure. Each story that is about the time during the war will surely be a sad memory. These stories are always about those difficult times and memories which we find hard to recall. Maybe because of the young age I cannot remember everything, but there...

Myrvete Gagica Azizi

https://museumofrefugees-ks.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Myrvete-Gagica-Azizi.mp3 Interviewer: Rita Berisha Interviewee: Myrvete Gagica Abazi R.B.: Thank you very much for telling me your story of the war time and being a refugee. Can we begin with before the war started? What did you see in the news? What did you hear? What were your concerns? Where were you living? What was the situation like when the war started? M: It was a very scary beginning. First of all, the news that we heard on Serbian TVs were horrible, because...

Alban Radoniqi

https://museumofrefugees-ks.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Intervista-me-Alban-Radoniqi.mp3 Interviewer: Orhidea Humolli Interviewee: Alban Radoniqi O.H.: How would you describe the time before the war started? A: Hi. I am Alban Radoniqi, 35. During the war time I was 13. The war first started in the villages... O.H.: Sorry to interrupt you. You live in Gjakova and in 1999 you were living in Gjakova, right? A: Yes, they heard there had been fights in the villages. The villagers came to Gjakova to seek refuge. We sheltered a few families in Gjakova. We knew...