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..., a village adja- cent to the town of Peje/Pec and the scene of one of the most signifi cant Serb returns to Kosovo in July 2003, was also subjected to mob violence and destruction. One of my former local nationals ruefully observed that his fellow Kosovo-Albanians “had made a scientifi c breakthrough...

... restoration of Serbian patriarchate in Pec in 1557. The construction and restoration of churches and monasteries and their decoration with frescoes and icons were largely paid for by the patriarchate and clergy but also by the members of the new class of Serbian landowners, clan and military lead- ers...

... Serbian community and serving as an episcopal center. Post-Byzantine Serbian art was framed by two events, Rakic writes—the restoration by the Ottomans of the patriarchate of Pec in 1557, wresting it from a century of Greek dominance, and the great...

... Serbian community and serving as an episcopal center. Post-Byzantine Serbian art was framed by two events, Rakic writes—the restoration by the Ottomans of the patriarchate of Pec in 1557, wresting it from a century of Greek dominance, and the great...

... Serbian community and serving as an episcopal center. Post-Byzantine Serbian art was framed by two events, Rakic writes—the restoration by the Ottomans of the patriarchate of Pec in 1557, wresting it from a century of Greek dominance, and the great...

... that they were open, competitive, and honest, OSCE officials argued that they also had an implied mandate to ensure freedom of expression and the press. To that end, OSCE’s Provisional Election Commission (PEC) drew up an electoral code of conduct in early 1996 that included...

... of his wounds in a shootout in Pec. See RFE/RL, Newsline, 1 February 2005. 19. See Roberto Suro, “In Kosovo, an Uncertain Mission,” Washington Post, 20 September 2000, A01. General Fabio Mini, who commanded KFOR between October 2002 and October 2003, simi- larly believed that organized crime...

..., Korsia, and Pec and on a refugee convoy on the road between Djakovica and Drenica. Robert Hayden, a professor of law and anthropology at the University of Pittsburgh, points out that while the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former...