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Mussolini visited Albania on several occasions. Here is a link to a photo of Mussolini in Albania with his military commanders directing the attack against Greece in 1940:

http://www2.fhw.gr/projects/cooperations/f_policy36_45/en/photo/410.html

After Italy conquered Albania in 1939, Mussolini did make visits to Albania. Mussolini and his foreign minister Ciano sponsored a Greater Albania that included Kosovo from 1941 to 1943, when Germany took over Greatre Albania. Carl Savich talk about this material in his piece KOSOVO’S NAZI PAST. http://www.serbianna.com/columns/savich/
Mussolini and Ciano sponsored Greater Albania, then Hitler and Himmler became the main sponsors in 1943 when Italy surrendered. I will see if I can find specific dates for Mussolini’s visits to Albania.

Thank you for your interest and help.

Ljubinko Jovicic
Nikole Sovilja 6
11050 Beograd

Rest of Serbia
phone +381(11)44-476-70
E-mail jovihaljubinko@yahoo.com
ljubinkojovicic@732.laposte.net
Send me a word. I would like to inform you about my political background.
Could you try to publish brushed-up text in US newspapers?

Thank you iun anticipation

Ljubinko

Also, “on the boarder to Macedonia” should be “on the border of Macedonia”. Etc. (I do not guarantee I corrected everything.)

Thank you for the most valuable information provided in your letter.

I took the liberty of correcting the spelling errors in your letter. Since I do not have your e-mail address, please find the corrected version below:

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AN OPEN LETTER
To British Journalists
Kosovo, Mr. Blair and others

Unfortunately, not-imbedded, unbiased journalists push aside Mr. Blair’s primordial sin: warmongerings and 78 nights of bombing Serbia. Ethnic cleansing and mass executions as casus belli are still commonplace. May I expose my personal experience on the events.

Ten days before NATO raids took place, I finished my ski vacation at the Sara Mountains (Sarplanina) on the boarder to Macedonia. I can prove it with receipts, photos, audio tapes and a copy of my interview with the Free TV station Studio B. En route to Belgrade I visited the towns Strpce, Drenica and Pristina, which were at peace. Some ethnic cleansing! An atypical walker sauntering without problems among Albanian population. Police, paramilitaries not visible.

On different locations at the time, Albanian peasants used to temporary leave villages for the woods during the fights between the rebels and federal forces, only to return home with cease-fire.

With the initial air raids, the local Albanians moved toward Macedonia, Christians, Turks and Ashkenazi tried to reach the heartland of Serbia. Also, some atrocities by federal troops occurred, pushing the Albanians to leave the country, but that was not reason for illegal war, because it took place in aftermath of attacks. The bombing of Kosovo cities is what scared the people and put them on the road.

General Clark was proud of “conducting and winning of a modern war”. Martial effect was lousy: some dummy tanks destroyed, one suicide pilot shot down, catastrophic demolition of industry and residential communities, casualties among civilians as consequence of “collateral damage”. Destruction of the bridges over the Danube was idiotic because contingent of the army troops in Vojvodina was insignificant. Bombing of the technical wing of TV Beograd (some 20 blue-collar victims) was authorized by Mr. Clinton because “there was the center of lies and propaganda”. What should Almighty do to Fox News then? Invite Kristo to wrap up the construct? Attack on maternity Hospital, bombing of refugee treks, scattering cluster bombs garnished with depleted uranium over residential quarters… Targets were marked by then Bundminister Scharping, a former Strassenjunge, later suspended for petty corruption. This character spoke at Bundestag about concentration camps in Kosovo, which – as it turned out later – were nonexistent. The other marksman was general Reinhasdt, scion of Prussian militaries. Later, as the Albanians were slaughtering ethnic Serbs, he declared, “there are fewer crimes in Kosovo than in Hamburg”.

Nowadays, the number of causalities in combats between the Serbian Army and Albanian rebels is officially fixed at about 20,000 victims on both sides. After the 1999 bombing, the western media were talking about 20,000 dead Albanians, possibly 100,000 dead. Fortunately, it turned out that nothing of that was true. Recently, in “Free Kosova” the Christian Orthodox medieval churches and monasteries were blown up or burned down, elderly residents killed, 35,000 persons expelled, the others dislocated. As the journalists asked Mr. Blair for the opinion on the events in Kosovo, he could not comment whilst “actually dealing with global problems”. However, your colleagues cried, “have we bombed the wrong side?”

Ljubinko Jovicic

Unfortunately, not-inbedded, unbiased journalists push aside Mr. Blairs primordial sin: warmongerings and 78 nights of bombing Serbia. Ethnic cleansing and mass executions as casus belli is still common place May I expose my personal experience on the events.
Ten days before NATO raids took place, I finished my ski vacation at the Sara mountains (Sarplanina) on the boarder to Macedonia. I can proof it with receipts, photos, audio tapes and a copy of my interview with the Free TV station Studio B. En route to Belgrade I visited the towns Strpce, Drenica and Pristina which were at peace. Some ethnic cleansing! An atypical walker sauntering without problems among Albanien population. Police, paramilitaries not visible.
On different locations at the time, Albanian peasents used to temporary leave villages for the woods during the fights between the rebels and federal forces, only to teturn home with sease fire.
With the initial air raids, the local Albanians moved toward Macedonia, Christians, Turks and Ashkenazi tried to reach the heartland of Serbia. Also some atrocities by federal troops occured, pushing the Albaninans to leave the country, but that was not reason for illegal war, because it took place in aftermath of attacs. The bombing of Kososvo cities is wa tscared the people and put them on the road.
General Clarc was proud of “conducting and winning of a modern war”. Martial effect was lousy: som dummy tanks destroyed, one suicide pilot shot down, catastrophic demolition of industry and residental communities, casualities among civilians as consequence of “colateral damage”. Destruction of the bridges over the Danube was idiotic because contingent of the army troops in Vojvodina was insignifcant. Bombing of the tecnical wing of TV Beograd (some 20 blue collar victims) was authorised by Mr Clinton because “there was the center of lies and propaganda”. What should Almighty do to Fox News then? Invite Kristo to wrap up the construct? Attac on maternity Hospital, bombing of refugie treks, scattering cluster bombs garnished with depleted uranium over residential quarters… Targets were marked by then Bundeminister Scharping, a former Strassenjunge, later suspendet for petty corruption. This charactter spoke at Bundestag about concentration camps in Kosovo which-as it turned out later-were nonexsistent. The other marrksman was general Reinhasdt, sciom of Prussian militaries. Later as the Albanins were slaughtering ethnic Serbs, he declared “in Kosovo is less crimes than in Hamburrg”.
Nowadays, the number of casualities in combats between the Serbian Army and Albanian rebels is officialy fixed at abot 20.000 victims on both sides. After the 1999 bombing the western media were talking about 20.000 dead Albanians, possibly 100.000 dead. Fortunately it turned out that nothing of that was true. Rcently, in “Free Kosova” the christian orthodox medieval chorches and monasteries were blown up or burned down, elderly residents killed, 35.000 persons expulsed, the others dislocated. As the journalists asked Mr Blair for the opinion on the events in Kosovo, he could not comment whilst “actualy dealing with global problems”. However, your colleages cried “have we bombed the wrong side?”

Ljubinko Jovicic

Mr. Trifkovic, dear Chronickes readers,
I mailed my text to Mr. Timothy Garton Ash at Guardian.uk, to Mr. Sidney Blumenthal, to academics Cavoski, Kosta and Vasilije Krestic. I asked them to help by publishing the text. Without response. Mr Robert Fisk at the Independent was in the field during the attacs. He confirmed my reporting.