The expulsion of Albanians from Kosovo, Sandzak and Macedonia began in the First Balkan War, where according to Serbian diplomacy documents, 281,747 Albanians were expelled by the end of 1914, not counting children under the age of six.

This was said at the conference organized by the Center for Political Research "Alternativa" today on the topic "A century of genocide against Albanians."

During this conference, various personalities spoke about the expulsion of Albanians from their lands, Albanian-Greek relations, policies for the recognition of genocide and auto genocide.

Bujar Dugolli, dean of the Faculty of Philosophy, spoke about the violent expulsion of Albanians from Kosovo during the 20th century, while emphasizing that according to Serbian diplomacy documents, 281,747 Albanians were expelled by the end of 1914.

"From the expulsion of Albanians from Kosovo, Sandzak and Macedonia began in the First Balkan War, according to the documents of Serbian diplomacy itself 281 thousand 747 people were expelled by the end of 1914, not counting children under the age of 6, who did not count them.

"In the properties of the deported Albanians, the Serbian government had settled 20 thousand Serb families, while the Government of Montenegro had planned to settle five thousand families, mainly in the Dukagjini Plain", he said.

Professor Arben Hoxha, in this conference spoke about the Ontology of genocidal crime, where he emphasized two typologies in which the Albanian-Greek relationship is classified.

"In a historical section, the ontology of Albanian-Greek relations can be classified into two typologies, the typology of the relationship built on the principle of trichotomy which starts from the 15th century to the first half of the 19th century. The second typology of the relationship built on the principle of duality, which begins with the treaty of St. Stephen and the Congress of Berlin to be legally codified at the London Conference.

The principle of dichotomy as an ontological category in Albanian-Greek relations, marks the unity of opposite aspects of geopolitical, Greek-Albanian, in the face of another substance the Ottoman Empire, from the second is conceived as primitive, while the second conceives itself as civilized.

On the contrary,

the principle of duality in Albanian-Greek relations marks the existence of two independent substances that are in a relationship of negation of each other.

In this case of denial of the Albanian being by the Greek one, the principle of dichotomy in Albanian-Greek relations will confirm the ethnic difference as a category of contradiction in the structure of the relationship, but against the Ottoman occupation from the 15th to the middle century. "First of the 19th century, the ethnic difference itself will not degrade in the concept of dependence or denial of the existence of one on the other", said Hoxha.

Professor and researcher from Tirana Enis Sulstarova, spoke on the topic of genocide recognition policies.

"When Kosovo has marked the independent entity, it is seeking to make up for lost time and is using the term genocide in its relations with Serbia, so allegedly that Kosovo wants Serbia to commit this genocide at least later in the years. '98 -99, we again notice a shyness from Albania to join this initiative.

We remember a year ago when Vuiqi shpall announced the idea since Kosovo does not… Then the accusation against Serbia can be filed by Albania.

"Immediately the Prime Minister of Albania described this fear, saying that genocide is a very good word defined in the legal architecture of humanity and I think it would be an initiative that would bring results that would help peace and cooperation," he said.

While Professor Nexhmedin Spahiu spoke about the pact of the then Albanian government and the communists.

"Albanians had collaborations with everyone against everyone, there was cooperation between the Ballists and the Communists, between the Communists and the Zogists, between the Government and the Ballists, between the government and the Zogists and finally what seems most incredible is the cooperation between the Italians and the Communists and the Germans and communists.

But, the pact between the Government and the communists, when the communists had started the series of assassinations, the Government executed some communists as a remark and consequently the Minister of Interior (Kole Bibë) Mirakaj, had made a pact between the communists for the division of the assassinations, which the communists respected until Mirakaj had been in this position.

"In the position that came after Mirakaj, it is said that the politicians of Albania in 1913 did not understand the problems of Kosovo and the Serbian danger", he said.

The conference was held at the National Library in Prishtina./KP