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Zahir Pajaziti

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107: 235:, Zahiri took an active part in them. A year later, before starting his second year of studies, he received an invitation to be recruited into the Yugoslav army. After completing the first twelve months of this service, he used the right to pause, to later complete the following three months in Belgrade, in 1985. At that time, Zahir was aware of the systematic repression and violence exercised by the regime, especially against Albanian recruits, who were punished and in some cases even killed by the hands of the secret service of the Yugoslav army (KOS). 33: 202:, where he also grew up in. His father, Qerimi, and mother, Fatimja, had raised their five sons and two daughters with great difficulty, also enabling their education. He completed primary school in his hometown. In the 1976-1977 school year, he enrolled in the Police High School in 213:, while the last two years he finished at the educational center "8 NĂ«ntori" in Besiana. In the summer of 1980, together with two of his friends, Raif Sfishta and Nexhmi Dabinovci, goes to the People's Socialist Republic of Albania. He had crossed the border illegally through the 206:. Even though he was an attentive and smart student in lessons, in the second year of teaching, the principal expelled him from the school on the pretext that he had not respected the school's disciplinary order. 291:
were the leaders of the first Kosovo military groups, which were trained in Albania in 1991–1992. Pajaziti became the KLA commander for the
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Tragic Challenges and the Moral Hazard of Humanitarian Intervention: How and why Ethnic Groups Provoke Genocidal Retaliation
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In the 1981-1982 school year, Zahir Pajaziti enrolled in the English Language Department of the Faculty of Philology of the
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owned by the Albanian army close to the Albania-Kosovo border, Pajaziti along with Agim Ramadani and
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Milazim Kadriu: Zahir Pajaziti është një nga themeluesit e Shtabit të Përgjithshëm të UÇK-së
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to power, his government arrested Pajaziti in 1995. Later at two secret camps in
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When the progressive youth demonstrations broke out in March and April 1981, in
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Dealing with the Yugoslav Past: Exhibition Reflections in the Successor States
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The Kosova Liberation Army: Underground War to Balkan Insurgency, 1948–2001
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in Albania he undertook military training and later with the ascension of
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organised military training for Kosovan Albanians. Pajaziti joined the
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Peacebuilding and spatial transformation: Peace, space and place
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Wars from Within: Understanding and Managing Insurgent Movements
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in 1992, Pajaziti remained in Kosovo while battles raged in
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Kush ishte Zahir Pajaziti? [Who was Zahir Pajaziti]
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He completed the second year of secondary schooling in
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Commander of the Kosovo Liberation Army (1962–1997)
620: 174:. He was the first Commander of the KLA, known as 561: 279:(KLA) in 1994. He and his group developed in the 673: 626: 531: 529: 527: 507:"Sot Ă«shtĂ« ditĂ«lindja e heroit Zahir Pajaziti" 366:"Zahir Qerim Pajaziti (1.11.1962 – 31.1.1997)" 627:Björkdahl, Annika; Kappler, Stefanie (2017). 562:Schnabel, Albrecht; Gunaratna, Rohan (2006). 524: 593: 568:. Marshall Cavendish Academic. p. 179. 473: 471: 416: 414: 412: 391:"Rezistenca e 'Lada'-s ku u dhanĂ« tri jetĂ«" 194:, he hailed originally from the village of 606:. Columbia University Press. p. 158. 186:Zahir Pajaziti was born in the village of 599: 468: 409: 535: 477: 420: 674: 660: 504: 363: 447: 37:Statue of Zahir Pajaziti in Prishtina 481:Kosova Express: A Journey in Wartime 359: 357: 355: 353: 351: 13: 654: 14: 723: 484:. C. Hurst & Co. p. 51. 364:Qeriqi, Zamir (31 January 2023). 348: 395:Raporto Korrupsionin! 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Turuçicë
Podujevë
PR Serbia
FPR Yugoslavia
Kosovo
Vushtrri
FR Yugoslavia
Kosovo

Kosovo Liberation Army
Insurgency in Kosovo (1995–98)
Pestovë Ambush

Hero of Kosovo
Kosovo Liberation Army
Pestovë Ambush
Turuçicë
Podujevë
Orllan
Llap region
Vushtrri
Orllan
Buna river
Albania
University of Pristina
Pristina
Yugoslavia
Croatia
Bosnia and Herzegovina

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