Posted on June 28, 2008

Serbs Mark 1389 Battle of Kosovo

"Serbia still does everything to preserve Kosovo as its integral part."

28 June 2008 Gracanica _ Thousands of Serbs gathered at the medieval Gracanica monastery outside Pristina to remember the 1389 Battle of Kosovo.

June 28 is St Vitus Day, or Vidovdan, when Serbs mark the 1389 Battle of Kosovo when the medieval Serbian kingdom was defeated by Ottoman Turks.

Kosovo Bishop Artemije and several colleagues from the Serbian Orthodox Church served morning high liturgy and a commemoration service. They prayed for the souls of ‘Christian dukes and knights that perished on the field of Kosovo for the honourable cross and golden freedom.’

Referring to the symbolical meaning of the battle, Bishops Amfilohije from Montenegro said in the sermon that, “the good and the evil were confronted in Kosovo, and it is likewise even today.”

Two ministers from Serbia’s outgoing government, Slobodan Samardzic and Vladimir Naumov, belonging to Vojislav Kostunica’s national Democratic Party of Serbia, were at the church service.

After that they joined several thousand Serbs by the 1950s twenty-metre high stone tower making the site of the battle.

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Serbs Mark 1389 Battle of Kosovo
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One Comment on “Serbs Mark 1389 Battle of Kosovo”

  • wow, this is history. this was a really important time in the making, and i think it is just extremely great. i am extremely grateful to know what this is. it kinda reminds me of the Obama election, i mean come on.. We finally have a black president. How exciting is that. I mean im Cuban & El Savadorian but you know, i would rather Obama than anyone right now, he looks like he has a good head on his shoulders & he sure as hell sounds like it. so i think its really good. its really cool. its really exciting. my besttestt friend karina is really into Obama, she got to vote this year but i could vote next election & i drove her, to vote & she was like wow, obama is a great guy. you go inside the store & everyone is saying things about him & i just think its an awesome experience to live in this present time period & i justt think its an honor. well i can type a whole damn summary so i gotta go. bye bye

    Posted by Nyema on January 21, 2009 at 6:59 pm

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