Luftetaret Shqiptare që luftuan në Kroacine

Nuk i gëzuan kurrë të drejtat e tyre luftarake ne Kroaci , shumë prej tyre u deportuan nga shteti Kroat pas luftës .

Bashkesia luftarake shqiptare ne Kroaci
Kroatët dëshmojnë në këtë doku-video se luftuan mbi 2.000 shqiptarë për çlirimin e Kroacisë , kjo nga TV shtetëror ..

Cito :

Udruga Albanaca branitelja

Tu bi činjenicu trebale promijeniti braniteljske udruge koje okupljaju branitelje, pripadnike manjina. Jednu takvu osnovali su i albanski branitelji. Prema podacima novoosnovane udruge, više od dvije tisuće Albanaca branilo je Hrvatsku.

Danas mnogi od njih nažalost nisu ostvarili prava koje im jamči Zakon o braniteljima. Nadaju se da će s novom udrugom to uskoro promijeniti.

O svom ratnom putu i braniteljskim problemima govore osnivači udruge Albanaca braniteljaDomovinskog rata Naim Shala, Sami Selmani i Ernest Koljaj i predsjednik Zajednice udrugadragovoljaca Domovinskog rata Tom Kačinari.

Video ketu : http://dnevnik.hr/vijesti/hrvatska/branitelj-napokon-dobio-hrvatsko-drzavljanstvo.html

Pas
16 vitesh e fiton nje luftar shqiptare nenshtetesin e Kroacise pas
intervenimin te gazetareve (video poshtë), ishin edhe të gatshëm ti
dorëzojnë në Serbi !!


Video : http://dnevnik.hr/vijesti/hrvatska/branitelj-napokon-dobio-hrvatsko-drzavljanstvo.html

Cito :

Branitelj napokon dobio hrvatsko državljanstvo


Sisak, 05.04.2007., 15:41 | Dnevnik.hr

Hrvatski branitelj u Domovinskom
ratu kosovski Albanac Xhavit Demiqi (36) danas se kod Spomenika
poginulim hrvatskim braniteljima u Domovinskom ratu u Parku "Dr. Franje
Tuđmana" u Sisku zahvalio svima koji su mu pomogli mu da nakon 15
godina čekanja dobije hrvatsko državljanstvo. Cijela priča je objavljena u Istrazi na Novoj TV.

eshte e perkthyme ne gjuhen shqipe oj shoqe , e postoj edhe origjinalin nga faqja e tyre qe te jete lajmi i sakte oj shoqe :)

[quote] Branitelj napokon dobio hrvatsko državljanstvo


Sisak, 05.04.2007., 15:41 | Dnevnik.hr

Hrvatski branitelj u Domovinskom
ratu kosovski Albanac Xhavit Demiqi (36) danas se kod Spomenika
poginulim hrvatskim braniteljima u Domovinskom ratu u Parku "Dr. Franje
Tuđmana" u Sisku zahvalio svima koji su mu pomogli mu da nakon 15
godina čekanja dobije hrvatsko državljanstvo. Cijela priča je objavljena u Istrazi na Novoj TV.

ka mundesi o shoku se nuk shikoj un mir ku i dihete alarmi i ramazanit i ka fajet hhahah por ketu nuk shikoj asnje fjali shqip???????????

Luftetari shqiptar Xhavit Demiqi 36 vjecare iu falenderu te gjitheve qe kan ndihmuar ate per te mare nenshtetesin Kroate ( gati se njejte me tekstin larte :) ) edhe video eshte aty .

Ai po , por shteti i tij nuk ishte real me shqiptaret sipas ketyre faqeve Kroate .. Thjeshte te luftosh per nje shtet dhe ti deportosh nga shteti pas clirimit vetem pse ishin shqiptare eshte turp .

Amma mos te harrojm se jan te perzir kroatet?
Nuk besoj se jan mbyll plaget qe kan kroatet?

Bekim Berisha
Heroj i trefishte : I Kroacise , Bosnjes dhe i Kosoves :

Bekim Berisha (born 15 June 1966 in Grabovac, outside of Peć, Yugoslavia - in present day Kosovo) was a general in the Croatian Army during the Yugoslav Wars; he subsequently fought in the Bosnian Army, and later also in the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA). He was killed in 1999, during the battle of Junik, and was posthumously promoted to Brigadier General.
Bekim Berisha was the youngest of six children, whereas his
grandfather Nexhip Selmani fought against the Serbian regime in Kosovo
for decades. Son to Fazli and Fahrije Berisha, Bekim was born and raised
in the small town of Grabovac in the western part of Kosovo, then part of Yugoslavia.
After attending secondary school in Peć, Kosovo. He decided to go to Croatia
due to not being able to continue school in Kosovo. During his first
period in Croatia, Bekim maintained mostly physical jobs to earn a
living and send money back to the family in Kosovo. After a while, he
also registered as a student in the Zagreb University
studying as a veterinary. He finished his studies with success, also
maintaining one of his favourite hobbies, military art and martial art.
After a couple of years in Croatia, Bekim traveled abroad to the
Netherlands where he got engaged and settled down.
During this time, the war came to Yugoslavia and when Croatia decided
to break loose from the federation, Bekim didn't hesitate to join up
with the Croatian army fighting against the Serbian one. He joined up as
a voluntary soldier, leaving his life in the West behind him and came
back to Croatia once again. Participating in the battles of Vukovar
amongst others, he later was moved to the special forces of the
Croatian Army fighting in the front-lines against the JNA. During the Croatian War
he was also interviewed by BBC where he declared that Croatia within
only a couple of months would be free of Serbian soldiers as the war
went very well. Only days later, the final Croatian offensive began and
Bekim was one of the front-line soldiers.
He also took part in the Bosnian War,
during the battle of Kotorsko he was hit by six dumdum bullets on 15
June 1992. He was taken to a military hospital in Croatia and later
returned to the front line once again. After the war he was granted the
military rank of general within the Croatian Army.
Only a couple of years later, Bekim’s long awaited dream finally came
through, he would be able to use all his experience to help Kosovo
reach what his companions in Croatia had. The ethnic Albanians of Kosovo
started organizing themselves in military actions against the Serbian
regime in Kosovo. Bekim was one of the main organizers behind the early
attacks of the Kosovo Liberation Army. During early 1998 he illegally
entered Kosovo from Albania with several other soldiers, settled
themselves in Açarevë, a small town in the Drenica
valley and started organizing the defence of the region. He was the
main consultant and commander in the area, handling education of the new
soldiers and defensive and offensive strategies of the regions troops.
However, problems were bigger in the western part of Kosovo, his home region – the Metohija
valley was in heavy pressure of the Serbian military. Together with his
close friend and companion Bedri Shala, they traveled to Glođane, a
small town only minutes away from his native town of Grabovac. They
joined up with other KLA soldiers, amongst them Ramush Haradinaj
and his brothers and defended the village of Glođane against heavy
Serbian military attacks. During the Battle of Glođane, Bekim Berisha
was seen as one of the most important figures of the KLA, he was
responsible for the logistics, the communication and the movement of the
soldiers in and out of Glođane.
The commander in chief of the Metohija Operative Zone, Ramush
Haradinaj decided to place Bekim Berisha and Bedri Shala in the town of Junik.
This small town had a strategic importance to both the KLA and the
Serbian side. It was one of the main KLA strongholds during the war, and
largely thanks to Berisha and Shala Junik maintained it’s position as a
KLA stronghold, not falling in the hands of the much better equipped
Serbian military.
He demanded and worked for the re-organization of the KLA, he
demanded that the KLA should switch strategy and go for the offence
instead of locking itself up in Junik. During May 1998, the Serb forces
after several attacks maintained it’s grip of Junik, the small town was
surrounded from all four sides and shelled constantly by Serb artillery.
During the heavy and bloody battle of Junik on 29 May 1998, his partner
and closest friend, Bedri Shala was heavily wounded and taken back to
the camp from the frontline. When Bekim got the news that Shala was
dying, he went with only a couple of soldiers to the frontline on their
own. Bekim Berisha and the small group consisting of Elton Zherka,
Përmet Vula, Bashkim Lekaj and others started counter-attacking the
Serbian tanks that had reached the southern part of Junik.
According to the surviving soldiers, Bekim Berisha was heavily
touched by the death of Bedri Shala, unlike other battles, during this
one Berisha maintained no radio contact with the central base, instead
he settled down in a small house just meters from the Serbian tanks,
shooting against them constantly with an RPG and his sniper rifle.
After hours of fighting, a Serbian tank neared the house and launched
a heavy shelling against Berisha, blasting his right arm of his body
and wounding him heavily.
Elton Zherka, Përmet Vula and Bashkim Lekaj fell on the same spot,
Berisha was taken back to the camp by his soldiers and died the same day
as his friend Bedri Shala. Only days after Berishas death, Junik fell
into the hands of the Serbian military.
Berisha was buried in Junik, but later re-buried in his home town of
Grabovac, he was granded the military title and rank of Brigadier
General by the Kosovo Protection Corps (KPC). According to witnesses, the Croatian President Franjo Tudjman reportedly mourned the loss of Berisha, claiming he was “a one man army, that Croatia and Kosovo would be eternally proud of”.
His former General in Croatia, Janko Bobetko
also cried talking about Berisha during a documentary about Bekims
life. Claiming he was “one of the best men and soldiers he has ever
gotten in touch with”. “Bekim was really unique, I don’t think anyone in
Croatia nor Kosova really known the value that he had to the
Independence war against Serbia. You should be proud that he was a
member of your nation”.
Several streets, schools and other institutions carry his name today in Kosovo.Video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hPfBIIYG5w&feature=player_embedded