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Truth about Ilinden. The committees burned Albanian villages
10:39 / 20.05.2018
Atrocities against Albanians in the first phase of the uprising
The Ilinden uprising began in the evening of August 2, 1903, with the first armed actions in the sanxhaku of Manastir, respectively in five (5) chambers of this sanxhaku, namely: in the boiler of Bitola, Kicevo, Perlepes, Ohrid, Florina, a part of Kastoria's boiler, as well as some of the villages of Kajllari's village of Senjak Selfixhe.63 For gangs and insurgents always targeted by pressure and attack were the villages with populations of Muslim faith.64
Thus, on the night of August 2 and August 3, 1903, in addition to the armed attacks on military posts and strategic infrastructure facilities, the Bulgarian bands and insurgents attacked the civilian population in Albanian and Turkish villages in the Sandakan Monastery and beyond. Initially, they attacked six Albanian villages in the areas of Bitola, Resen, Kruševo and Kicevo.
During these actions, the insurgents set fire to houses and grunts (huts with straw, bar and grain) as well as attempting to enter the villages. Prior to the attack on Bulgarian gangs, Albanian and Turkish villagers were forced to defend themselves, and armed attempts were made in Albanian villages; Let, Kazhan, Ramna, Zmirnevë, Dolence, Pribillce, Morgaç and Çerkes Koy etc. But after the fighting that lasted several hours, the comet attacks on these villages failed.
As a result of which Albanians were killed a woman (in the village of Dolence) and burned barn and barn mills. Communist attacks on the Albanian and Turkish villages of the Sandakot of Bitola continued in the days to come. Almost every night, Bulgarian comites and insurgents fired a string of kulla and Albanian and Turkish properties, while among the Albanian and Turkish villages, they kidnapped their livestock.65 In more detail, we follow the band gang attack and the consequences of these attacks, in settlements of certain areas of Vilayet of Manastir.
Of the most notorious events of the first night of the uprising, on August 2, 1903, were the cutting of all telegraphic lines and the attack of insurgents against the palace of Resen as well as many Albanian villages in this area. That night, the attack of the insurgents against Resnjė was lost, only a few houses were burnt down, and the number of victims in this town was small.
In resentment from Resnja, insurgents attacked the houses and properties of Albanian villages, namely: in the village of Podmoca, they wounded two villagers and three shepherds as well as burned in the vicinity (Hani i Inrit), as well as in the villages of Carevdvor, Nakolec of women), German, Rambhu, Medovë, Shtërkovë, Pëpi and Vytil. The war in these villages lasted for nearly three days, and the population of these villages moved to Nakolec. The gangs of the committee invaded and destroyed-ruined these Albanian villages:
Pople and Rembi in Lake Prespa, Lahci and Bukov near Resen, while Nakoleci was boldly defended against gangs. The balance of the terrorist acts of the commanding gangs and the insurgents in this Albanian villages of this area was: 42 houses, 41 huts, 3 towers, 3 hans and 1 caracool were burned down as well as the road to Korca was destroyed by countries. At the same time, the gangs abducted the villagers large amounts of material goods; livestock, cereals etc..66
In Demir Hisar, the committees and Bulgarians, on the night of August 2, surrounded and attacked Albanian villages Pribilc, Novoselë, Çerkes Koj, Murgash (Murgashevo), Obednik, Koçishte, Krushje and Leva Reka. Combat raids and rebels with the population of these villages continued until the dawn, and ended up with rebel insurgents and relatively small reciprocal losses.
Whereupon the rebels' committees burned them; in Koçishte there were 3 houses and 4 huts, while in Cherkes Koj burned 5 huts.67 Pribillci was again attacked on 10 August 1903.68 Communist and insurgent attacks on the Albanian civilian population and its properties in the villages of the Bitola campus will continue in the following days: On 3 August, the insurgents continued to keep under constant fire six Albanian and Turkish villages.69 On the night of August 7 they surrounded the village of Trnovo and opened a fire ... (continued) / INA
