Talk:Political status of Kosovo
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After Milosheviq time Kosovos status was ilegetim (from UN poit of wiev) this must be here. In another case this article is only propagander. What it was the statute of Kosovo betwen 1911-2000 is not importen for Kosovars beacose they have oven status and they are comming from Leage of Prizren (1912) and Independen Declaration (1990) the rest it was war agains okuptarors. --Hipi Zhdripi 05:21, 22 September 2006 (UTC)
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[edit] Passports?
Out of curiosity, what passports do Kosovars hold for travelling abroad? And when a traveller enters Kosovo, who stamps their passport? --Jfruh (talk) 19:41, 16 January 2007 (UTC)
They have UNMIK (United Nations Mission in Kosovo) passports. KosMetfan 15:18, 21 February 2007 (UTC)
- UNMIK issues travel documents but they are not passports and are recognised by very few countries. Nikola 19:48, 24 February 2007 (UTC)
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- They can also get Serbian passports (at least in theory, and I know of at least one person who has done it) if they travel to Belgrade.
[edit] Jessica Johnsson
I am reading this work of Jessica Johnsson and the more I read it the more it seems to me that it is written by a complete loon. Who is she anyway, and why is her work authoritative? Nikola 19:48, 24 February 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Status during the Otoman empire????
The histori of the kosovo status dont start with serbian "Liberation" of the albanians from Ottomans. Kosovo Province, Ottoman Empire????
Upss!! The status quesqen go backt to the time in witch Filip (Makedonia) was difent from Romans, and the status of the Kosovo it was Dardania (read Stabros). Kosovo at thate time hase a same statuse like ex Philip Makedonia, Epirus etc.
[edit] Serb history
Serb history in Kosovo status quesqen is knowit last 100 (since 1912), before thete Kosovo it was not knowit for Europe but Dardania under the Ottoman roul. You can not chanche the histoy of 2000 year only becose you have adminisretit (with military) same territory for 40-50 years. Since Kosovo was administredet from Serbia ther was no one decent (10 years) withat war. 1912 Prizren Liga, 1914-1921 war at Sandjak from Novi Pazar and in Karadak (Nish), 1921-1931 Katchak all over the borders of Kosovo, 1941 - komonist war, Mbledhja e Bujanocit. 1945-1950 Shaban Poluzha - Drenica, 1950-1960 civils agains Rankovic, 1968 the culmnation of so calet Demonstratat e Gjashtëdhjet e tetes (Djasht thiet e tetes - Demonostration 68), 1974 it hase started the dialog over the Kosovo status after Tito diden keppet his word to Fadil Hoxha for Kosovo as Republik in Yogoslav federation. This was not acceptyt from Kosovo volk see Demonstartat e tetëdhet e njishës (Tet thiet e nishes - Demonostration 81), Demonostration 92, ect. This is not a status of some provinces but of a military colonie in mitel of Europe.
About what you are talking is A Constitutional status of Kosovo in Serbian paper during the Rusian Empire under the Serbian name in Balkan after the Ottoman Empire was diffedet. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Hipi Zhdripi (talk • contribs) 00:24, 9 September 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Legal scholars?
According to the article, "Serbian legal scholars found that this unambiguous statement means in would be unconstitutional for Kosovo to secede from Serbia." Do we have a source on that, or the identities of any of the said Serbian legal scholars? If not, we should probably delete this, as without a source it sounds somewhat POV. dcd139 (talk) 19:54, 24 January 2008 (UTC)
