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epa000443001 Serbian and UNMIK investigators check bodybags with the remains of 64 ethnic Albanians ready for return to Kosovo on Thursday, 26 May 2005. Bodys were exhumed from the grounds of a police training centre in Batajnica, near Belgrade. At the mass grave in Batajnica, discovered in June 2001, 709 corpses were found. EPA/SASA STANKOVIC
epa000499635 Belgrade, Tuesday 09 August 2005. Serbian investigators handed another 81 bodies of Kosovo Albanian war crime victims for transfer to United Nations authorities governing Kosovo. The bodies were exhumed from a mass grave in Batajnica, on the western outskirts of Belgrade. Batajnica is the largest of the three known localities in Serbia where murdered Kosovo Albanians were brought and buried in a bid to hide atrocities committed by Slobodan Milosevic's regular and paramilitary forces during the 1999 war. Remains of a total of 836 people were found on the three sites. So far, 566 victims have been identified and returned to Kosovo, which has been run by a United Nations (U.N) administration since the end of the war more than six years ago. The remains of 81 bodies due to be delivered to the U.N. mission on Wednesday will undergo another forensic examination before being handed to families for burial, said Belgrade's chief pathologist, Gvozden Gagic. He said the U.N. would announce the names of the victims. EPA/KOCA SULEJMANOVIC
Ekshumacija i identifikacija posmrtnih ostataka u Batajnici. Photo: EPA/VALDRIN XHEMAJ
An American police officer stands in front of 44 coffins of ethnic Albanians on the Kosovo-Serbian border, in Merdare, some 40 km west of Pristina, Thursday 04 December 2003. The Office on Missing Persons and Forensics (OMPF), in cooperation with the UNMIK CIVPOL Missing Persons Unit (MPU) and the Serbian authorities, has arranged the transfer from Serbia to Kosovo for a group of bodies identified by DNA following their exhumation from a mass grave at Batajnica. EPA/VALDRIN XHEMAJ
epa000330921 Ethnic Albanians pay last tribute to 44 coffins of ethnic Albanians, who were killed during Kosovo's 1998-99 war, on the Kosovo-Serbian border, in Merdare, Kosovo, Thursday 16 December 2004. The Office on Missing Persons and Forensics (OMPF), in cooperation with the UNMIK CIVPOL Missing Persons Unit (MPU) and the Serbian authorities, has arranged the transfer from Serbia to Kosovo for a group of bodies identified by DNA following their exhumation from a mass grave at Batajnica, outside Belgrade. EPA/VALDRIN XHEMAJ
BEL03 - 20010709 - BATAJNICA, SERBIA, YUGOSLAVIA : A journalist films with his camera at a mass grave in Batajnica near Belgrade on Monday, 09 July 2001. At the end of an overgrown dirt track winding through a special police base on the edge of Belgrade, a gaping pit marks the spot where agents of the former regime of Slobodan Milosevic hid the bodies of some 36 Kosovo Albanians during the war two years ago.EPA PHOTO EPA/SASA STANKOVIC/AS-ms
epa000330924 Ethnic Albanians pay last tribute to 44 coffins of ethnic Albanians, who were killed during Kosovo's 1998-99 war, on the Kosovo-Serbian border, in Merdare, Kosovo, Thursday 16 December 2004. The Office on Missing Persons and Forensics (OMPF), in cooperation with the UNMIK CIVPOL Missing Persons Unit (MPU) and the Serbian authorities, has arranged the transfer from Serbia to Kosovo for a group of bodies identified by DNA following their exhumation from a mass grave at Batajnica, outside Belgrade. EPA/VALDRIN XHEMAJ
epa000443024 Serbian and UNMIK investigators check bodybags with the remains of 64 ethnic Albanians ready for return to Kosovo on Thursday, 26 May 2005. Bodys were exhumed from the grounds of a police training centre in Batajnica, near Belgrade. At the mass grave in Batajnica, discovered in June 2001, 709 corpses were found. EPA/SASA STANKOVIC
epa000443025 Serbian and UNMIK investigators carry bodybags with the remains of 64 ethnic Albanians ready for return to Kosovo on Thursday, 26 May 2005. Bodys were exhumed from the grounds of a police training centre in Batajnica, near Belgrade. At the mass grave in Batajnica, discovered in June 2001, 709 corpses were found. EPA/SASA STANKOVIC
epa000499658 Belgrade, Tuesday 09 August 2005. Serbian investigators handed another 81 bodies of Kosovo Albanian war crime victims for transfer to United Nations authorities governing Kosovo. The bodies were exhumed from a mass grave in Batajnica, on the western outskirts of Belgrade. Batajnica is the largest of the three known localities in Serbia where murdered Kosovo Albanians were brought and buried in a bid to hide atrocities committed by Slobodan Milosevic's regular and paramilitary forces during the 1999 war. Remains of a total of 836 people were found on the three sites. So far, 566 victims have been identified and returned to Kosovo
epa000500634 An ethnic Albanian woman places a flower on a body bag containing the remains of an ethnic Albanian killed in Kosovo in 1999 and trucked to a mass grave in Batajnica near the Serbian capital Belgrade. The remains of 84 Kosovo Albanians were returned 10 August 2005, at the administrative border crossing in Merdare, 40 kilometres north of the Kosovo capital, Pristina. It was the largest single handover since the discovery of more than 800 corpses in three mass graves in 2001. EPA/STR
epa000500649 Ethnic Albanians place flowers on bodybags containing the remains of ethnic Albanians killed in Kosovo in 1999 and trucked to a mass grave in Batajnica near the Serbian capital Belgrade. The remains of 84 Kosovo Albanians were returned on Wednesday, 10 August 2005, at the administrative border crossing in Merdare, 40 kilometres, north of the Kosovan capital Pristina. It was the largest single handover since the discovery of more than 800 corpses in three mass graves in 2001. EPA/STR
An unidentified Albanian woman walks Thursday, 08 May 2003, past corpses exhumated from a mass grave in Batajnica near Belgrade, lined up in a tent of a KFOR settlement in Merdare, Kosovo. The human remains of 51 Albanians who died in the Serb-Albanian conflict in 1999, were officially transferred to the UNMIK police forces in Kosovo by the Serb government on Thursday. EPA PHOTO SASA DJORDJEVIC
BEL02 - 20010709 - BATAJNICA, SERBIA, YUGOSLAVIA : Journalists take pictures at a mass grave in Batajnica near Belgrade on Monday, 09 July 2001. At the end of an overgrown dirt track winding through a special police base on the edge of Belgrade, a gaping pit marks the spot where agents of the former regime of Slobodan Milosevic hid the bodies of some 36 Kosovo Albanians during the war two years ago.EPA PHOTO EPA/SASA STANKOVIC/AS-ms
BEL04 - 20010709 - BATAJNICA, SERBIA, YUGOSLAVIA : Journalists take pictures at a mass grave in Batajnica near Belgrade on Monday, 09 July 2001. At the end of an overgrown dirt track winding through a special police base on the edge of Belgrade, a gaping pit marks the spot where agents of the former regime of Slobodan Milosevic hid the bodies of some 36 Kosovo Albanians during the war two years ago.EPA PHOTO EPA/SASA STANKOVIC/AS-ms
Photo: ICTY
Photo: ICTY

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