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| − | '''Adem Demaçi''' is a [[Kosovo]] [[Albania]]n writer and activist. He supports an independent Kosovo and was arrested by the [[yugoslavia]]n police. For his political activity he was called the ''[[Nelson Mandela]] of Kosovo''<ref> | + | '''Adem Demaçi''' is a [[Kosovo]] [[Albania]]n writer and activist. He supports an independent Kosovo and was arrested by the [[yugoslavia]]n police. For his political activity he was called the ''[[Nelson Mandela]] of Kosovo''<ref>https://www.nytimes.com/1999/08/10/world/champion-of-free-kosovo-now-urges-moderation.html</ref> and won the [[Sakharov Prize]]. For a time he was the speaker of the [[National Liberation Army (Macedonia)|National Liberation Army]]. |
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Latest revision as of 13:04, September 26, 2018
Adem Demaçi is a Kosovo Albanian writer and activist. He supports an independent Kosovo and was arrested by the yugoslavian police. For his political activity he was called the Nelson Mandela of Kosovo[1] and won the Sakharov Prize. For a time he was the speaker of the National Liberation Army.