On October 23rd, 1944, the Nazis did the great massacre in the concentration camp and extermination in Pristine. 104 anti-fascists, after being forced to open the common grave were brutally shot by Hitlerites. Those who could escape, or came out from the concentration camp in Pristina, they became part of the National Liberation Army.
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