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information technology, etc. Social economy in 1989 has counted 45 companies that have employed 18,640 workers. In non-economic activities (education, health, culture, government institutions, banks, etc.) there were employed 4000 workers. Furthermore, they also developed the private economy – where in 2010 approximately 920 employees were registered in the business entities. The economy of the municipality of Gjakova suffered mostly during the economic sanctions and the mass violence done by Serbian forces during the war. The situation further during

112: 1478: 165: 1238:, Gjakova has built an economy based on industry and agriculture but also in the service sector. Nowadays, these subsequent shifts in transitional societies are escorted with shifts in the economic structure of the city. Therefore, Gjakova has an economic structure that is based on two pillars: in the private business sector and social business sector which is currently being privatized. Private business sector is in expansion and the main indicators qualify it as the main component of Gjakova's economy. 1168: 54: 3717: 1250:

Although unemployment is high, there is a gradual increase of employment over the years according to data from the Kosovo Ministry of Work and Social Wellbeing. According to government statistics, in 2010, 40,000 people were registered as unemployed, while in 2011 this number decreased to 30,000 and in 2012 to 15,000. 30,000 people in Gjakova receive social assistance. This category includes poor families, people with disabilities, families of war veterans/victims and the retired.

1246:'s intervention as a result of the destructive actions of multiple military and police forces, which have stood and operated in the economic enterprise facilities. This meant that during their withdrawal, these Serbian forces robbed, looted and destroyed most of the assets, inventories, transportation machines, etc. The losses that were done in the social economy as a result of the war were approximately 190 million DEM, whereas in the private economy around 100 million DEM. 132: 891:, OSCE, and international human rights organisations, about 75% of the population was expelled by Serbian police and paramilitaries as well as Yugoslav forces, while many civilians were killed in the process. Large areas of the city were destroyed, chiefly through arson and looting but also in the course of localised fighting between government security forces and members of the KLA. The actions of the government forces in Gjakova formed a major part of the 1670: 1657: 658:, financed by Hadum Aga. Evliya Çelebi mentioned it as a city in 1662, and described it as a flourishing and attractive town with 2,000 houses built of stone with roofs and gardens. The public buildings were situated on a broad plain and included two richly adorned congregational mosques, several prayer-houses, some inns with leaden roofs, a delightful bath-house (hamam), and about 300 shops like nightingale-nests. Between 3–6 September 1878, heavy 1177: 573: 1466: 1377: 1407:– the center of trade and craftsmanship – was created. By 1900, the bazaar housed around 1000 enterprises. Numerous bridges were built to enable the journey of trade caravans across the neighboring rivers. With the fast development of trade in the city, several inns were built to host the many visitors. Because of its ancient origins and fast economic development, Gjakova has become of great historical importance. 1348:, there is also a large number of primary and secondary schools, in the public sector, as well as in the private sector. The education system is organized in many schools and in the separate physical activity classes. During 2004, there was development respectively. There has been an increase in the number of private institutions, especially at the preschool level, but also in primary and secondary education. 1291:

businesses are businesses with a single owner, five to ten percent are businesses with limited liability and the remaining two percent are large businesses. As in any other place in Kosovo, more than 90 percent of the sector consists of small family businesses which cannot create growth with added value. Only 2 out of 53 studied businesses in the centre of Gjakova declared not having employed any relative.

1696: 102: 82: 743:, organised resistance and movements for independence against the Ottomans throughout the 19th-20th centuries; in one such uprising, 5,000-6,000 Albanian fighters led by Sulejman Aga Batusha, gathered outside of Gjakova and attacked the garrison in an attempt to enter the city. In 1904, 10 Ottoman battalions accompanied by artillery were sent to Gjakova in order to quell the uprising. 561: 1683: 68: 2113:... господару овог места Јакову, вазалу Вука Бранковића Сачувано је и неколико примерака новца са натписом "Јаков", који је овај властелин ковао. У турском попису из 1485. уписано је ово место као "село Ђаковица" са 67 домова међу којима је и дом "попа сина Вукашина". Хаџи Калфа и Евлија Челебија у XVII веку помињу ово место као "Јаковичсе" са 2000 кућа и 300 дућана .. 839: 172: 139: 1551:, was once called also the church of Padre Mila, who had built it in 1882, but it was later destroyed. In 1931, Padre Lorenc Mazrreku built in the same place the church that exists today, which was renovated few times, adding to it the guestrooms, offices and restrooms, but complying with the original architectural concept. 1566:, while the belfry was removed and transported to Montenegro. With sides 4.10m long and a height of about 30 meters, a new clock tower was built later near the foundations of the previous one. Constructed mainly of stone with the wooden observation area and the roof covered in lead, the clock tower is unique of its kind. 1147:(13) and others. Based on those that answered, the religious make-up was 77,299 Muslims, 16,296 Roman Catholics, 22 Orthodox Christians, 142 others, and 129 irreligious. Based on the population estimates from the Kosovo Agency of Statistics in 2016, the municipality has 95,433 inhabitants. According to 1294:

Gjakova's private sector, as in other places of Kosovo, is dominated by small businesses which hire 1–5 employees in activities with small added value, such as wholesale and retail, or other service activities such as restaurants and hotels. Wholesale and retail represent 50.5 percent of registered

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The capital investments in the municipality of Gjakova are mainly focused on the regulation of roads including the rehabilitation, pavement and partially their lighting. However, investments for the expansion of the sewage system and the regulation of the canalization remain insufficient. The total

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According to official data, in 2006, there were 581 registered small and medium enterprises, in 2008 there were 3,120 such registered businesses, while in 2012 their number had reached 4,120. Gjakova currently has 12,000 people employed, in both the public and private sector, mostly in the latter.

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and the Ottomans were then ordered to estimate the livestock possessions and to enforce heavy taxes upon the local Albanians in response to the uprising, and the hostilities were accompanied by the forcible collection of taxes from the local population and the destruction of entire villages in the

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Vali, Shakir Pasha, also went to Gjakova. A series of ensuing battles followed in the Gjakova region, resulting in the deaths of more than 900 Ottoman soldiers as well as 2 bimbashis and a dozen officers, whereas the Albanians suffered only 170 dead or wounded. Shakir Pasha was thereby ordered to

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Events and festivals in Gjakova are not as much in numbers, as they are highly valued. The historic city of Gjakova, Kosovo, especially the Old Town, is the hub of many outdoor and indoor festivals, cultural events and street parades. Many of them are seasonal and take place only one time, while

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The important and wholly Albanian town of Djakovo, situated just outside the present artificial frontiers of the country, arose in the nineties of the 16th century around the pious foundations of Hadim Süleyman Efendi, a local Albanian who had risen to a position of great honour at the Istanbul

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from 1777. The Bazaar is linked to the city centre, just five minutes away via the Islam-Beg Bridge. The bazaar covers an area of about 35,000 m (380,000 sq ft) and the length of its main road is 1 km, with about 500 shops situated along it. It is, however, still home to an

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Metal industry, which produces metal ropes, nails, galvanized pipes, profiles of metal adhesive bandages. The existing industry also the production of electro motors for washing machines, engines for industrial applications, motors for hermetic compressors, finger jointed and Teflon containers,

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Outside of the city's centre, Gjakova's private sector is characterized by ex-social ventures. Only one of the 15 privatized social ventures and one of the two ventures with common shares are completely functional. Both ventures have to do with construction. One of them is "Dukagjini" with 109

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According to official sources identified in the Ministry of Trade and Industry, by the end of 2005 there were about 3,200 registered businesses that exercise activity in different areas of Gjakova, such as enterprise manufacturing, construction, service, trade, catering, craft, transportation,

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Construction industry, Gjakova is also known for its construction materials industry, which involves the production of bricks, blocks, tiles, doors and windows, briquette, wooden cottages in the global level (log Houses ) and also the production of asphalt, fresh concrete, concrete slabs, and

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population as participants in war crimes and collaborators in acts of state repression. The Romani neighbourhood of Gjakova (Brekoc) was targeted and parts of it burnt down in mid-1999, about 600 Roma were moved to a refugee camp outside the town and as a result of political violence 15 were

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Dominated by small family businesses, retail stores, cafeterias and providers of basic services, the private sector of Gjakova remains weak. It makes up only 5.5 percent of all businesses registered in Kosovo. According to the Tax Administration Office in Gjakova, 88 to 93 percent of active

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In 2021 Dragica Gasic, the first Serb returnee since the end of the Kosovo War in 1999 returned to her former apartment in Gjakova. Despite being legally allowed to return to her property by the Kosovo Property Agency, her return was marred by threats of violence and harassment from her

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In 1953–56, a systematic campaign of police repression was conducted throughout Kosovo with the goal to force Albanians to leave the region. The first protest against the Yugoslav police which involved the unfurling of the banned Albanian national flag was held in Gjakova on

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and Gjakova were inhabited by a dominant ethnic Albanian majority. In the 1571 and 1591 Ottoman defters, the majority of the inhabitants of Gjakova as a settlement itself were recorded with Albanian anthroponomy; Albanian onomastics prevailed over Slavic onomastics.

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with an average annual temperature of 11.5 °C (52.7 °F). The warmest month in Gjakova is August with an average temperature of 22.5 °C (72.5 °F), while the coldest month is January with an average temperature of 0.7 °C (33.3 °F).

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tribe in the 15th-16th centuries, specifically by the families of two men descended from Bitush Mërturi - Vula and Mërtur. The descendants of the Vula family were still present during the time of her visit to Albania in the first decade of the 20th century.

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street, where the two main churches are, and others in villages. The Muslims, living in other parts of the city and in most villages, have been encouraging the building of mosques, which could have counted about 10–15 buildings during the centuries.

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developed it into a town in the 16th century. It has been a settlement with an ethnic Albanian majority since its foundation, having grown around the founding structures built by Hadim Suleyman Efendi, a politically important local Albanian.

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participation which reached 14,900 workers. The BSPK founding congress was held in Gjakova and despite gaining a permission to be legally held, the police broke it up during its second day. The city was badly affected by the

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others are organised annually for many years by various festival societies. All of them draw interest from the locals and visitors alike. Some of the events are organised by the city, some by private companies as well.

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troops at a local Serbian Orthodox Church. In 2004, the last five remaining Serbs were expelled from Gjakova with the local Serbian Orthodox Church being destroyed by ethnic Albanians during rioting as part of the

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businesses. Other sectors include hotels and restaurants (10.2 percent), production (9.7 percent), transport and communication (7.8 percent), construction (4.2 percent) and agriculture (1.7 percent) among others.

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of at least 377 Albanian males between the ages of 16 and 60 took place on April 27, 1999, by the Serbian police. It is the largest massacre of the Kosovo War. Many of the bodies of the victims were found in the

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population. The mass hanging of Albanian civilians in 1914 by the Serbo-Montenegrin army and the killing of Catholic priest Luigj Palaj were some of the most reported wartime events which took place in Gjakova.

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employees, which is one of the biggest private employers in Gjakova today. The other venture is "NIKI-S" which at present has 279 employees and is considered the biggest company in Gjakova's municipality.

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According to the 2011 census, the resident population was 94,556, of which urban inhabitants numbered 40,827 and rural 53,729; there were 47,226 males and 47,330 females. The ethnic groups include

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Gjakova built an economy based on farming and agriculture, lower trade and some types of manufacturing workshops which mainly produce for the needs of city-based products as imported cases. After

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rose in revolt. The rebels, about 8,000 men, drove the Ottoman garrison out of Gjakova. The Ottomans suppressed the rebellion, but did not succeed in establishing effective control of the region.

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as a language of instruction in the territory of Gjakova were opened before 1840. The Albanian intellectuals from the city, that were educated in the most important educational centers of the

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Gjakova has a long tradition of education since the beginning of civil life. According to the Gjakova tradition the Hadim Aga library was so rich in books so it was said "Who wants to see the

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of 1999 the municipality had a population of about 145,000, of which 93% were Kosovo Albanians and 7% non-majority communities, including some 3,000 Serbs, who mostly lived in Gjakova itself.

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and financed by Hadum Aga. The mosque has played a significant role in the urban character of the city from the 17th to 20th centuries. Its construction was followed by the appearance of the

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under Italian rule and later under German control, Serbs were persecuted by Albanian paramilitaries. A large number of killings of Serbs took place in 1941 in the district of Gjakova.

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reportedly killed or missing by August 1999. The majority of the Serbian population, numbering 3,000, fled Gjakova in June 1999 with only five Serbs remaining, living under guard by

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hanged on both sides of the road, and that the way to Gjakova became a "gallows alley." In the region of Gjakova, the Montenegrin military police formed the Royal Gendarmerie Corps (

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Textile industry, which produced cotton spinning, cotton fabrics, artificial leather, underwear, lingerie costume for men, and different types of fabric (specifically jeans), etc.

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A particular role in enriching the educational tradition in the region of Gjakova and beyond was the opening of religious schools, initially schools, later the madrasas.

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In the events of the dissolution of Yugoslavia, the Union of Independent Trade Unions of Kosova (BSPK) was created in 1990. BSPK's members took pride in their large

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monument. The great Tekke ("Teqja e Madhe"), built by the end of 16th century by Shejh Suleyman Axhiza Baba, a Sufi mystic from Shkodra. It belongs to the

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has convicted several Serbian army and police officers for their involvement. Actions on the ground had a devastating effect on the city. According to the

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Chemical industry, involves production of the shampoo for domestic and industrial use and other chemical products which are used for household hygiene.

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According to the 2024 census, the total population of the municipality is 78,824, of which 39,288 (49.84%) are males and 39,536 (50.16%) are females.

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would eventually gather to fight the Turks, and the Ottoman government sent 18 more battalions accompanied by artillery to quell this new uprising;

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who founded and ruled the city, and whose coins have been found, signed "Jakov". According to local Albanians, the name was derived from the name

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amount of funds that are available to the municipality of Gjakova during a year for capital investments lies somewhere over 6 million euros.

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and Eastern Orthodoxy. According to the census of 2011, the prominent religion is Islam, including 81.75% of the population, while 17.23% is

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Most of the Albanian population returned following the end of the war. After that much of the town was rebuilt. Many Albanians viewed the

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in a 10 March 1912 interview that Serbian soldiers behaved in a "barbarous way" toward Muslim and Catholic Albanians in Gjakova. During

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is some 70 kilometres east of Gjakova. It is the only port of entry for air travelers to Kosovo. In northern of the city, there is the

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resulted in rejuvenation of Saint Peter's Church in Gjakova in 1703, while in 1851 Gjakova's parish is rejuvenated. In 1999, after the

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Kosovo does not have an official religion. As the rest of the country, the majority of Gjakova's population consider themselves

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Food industry, is mainly known with the production of flour, bread, eggs, pasta, chocolate, high quality wines, and fresh meat.

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and 1% other. Religious communities have educational institutions for their needs organized in accordance with applicable law.

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Gjakova is characterized by two Catholic Churches and Mosques, which are part of the cultural heritage of the city.

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around it, which increased the importance of the city. The mosque holds historical value and is viewed of as a

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Gjakova was mentioned as a village with a market in the 1485 Ottoman defter, and had 54 households. The local

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Gjakova is also characterized with two main Catholic Churches, which are part of the cultural heritage. The

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There are lots of infrastructure facilities of railways and platforms which currently are out of function.

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and 4 Kosovo Cups. "Shani Nushi" is the city's sports hall, which has a capacity of 3500 seats, while the

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The Ethnographic Museum of Gjakova was built in 1830. It has been under legal protection since 1955.

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Christianity has been around in Gjakova for a long time, going back all the way to the time of the

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article, Orthodox priests and the military converted 300 Gjakova Catholics to the Orthodox faith;

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flows from the north to the Erenik mountain stream. After a few kilometers, it flows into the

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situated. The airport is expected to become public in the following years, to be used by

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Historical monuments in Gjakova are divided into three main categories based on their

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in Gjakova is the oldest one in Kosovo and was the heart of the economy in the city.

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to the east and Cabrati hill to the west. Around the cornerstone of the town, the

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Pater Angelus, who refused to renounce his faith, was tortured and killed with

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it was totally destroyed. In the same site the new cathedral has been built.

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The city of Gjakova has been populated since the prehistoric era. During the

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Gjakova suffered greatly from the Serbian and Montenegrin armies during the

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In 1862 the Ottomans sent Maxharr Pasha with 12 divisions to implement the

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which was destroyed in 2008, the "Old library" from 1671, damaged in the

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chimneys, elbows, enameled pots, technical gases, and chrome concentrate.

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route, with the marketplace being by the Hadum Mosque, built in 1594 by

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and social context. The core part of the city was created between the

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in Kosovo. About 15 Serbs had returned to Gjakova by the 2011 census.

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reported in 1912, citing Austro-Hungarian sources, that people on the

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The city has become an important university town. Today in the

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Potential industry sectors in the municipality of Gjakova are:

458:. It is approximately 100 km (62 mi) inland from the 3324:"University of Gjakova "Fehmi Agani" – new.euforia-kosovo.com" 968:, the longest river in Kosovo. To the west of Gjakova lie the 1214:. Islam in Gjakova began to be spread very early, during the 3549:"Binjakëzohen Komuna Lodéve në Francë dhe Komuna e Gjakovës" 2147:

Defteri i Regjistrimit të Sanxhakut të Shkodrës i Vitit 1485

1010: 1788:, Kosovo Albanian dean of law of the University of Pristina 948:. To the north-east of the city, the west Kosovan plain of 905:

misidentified a convoy of Albanian refugees and attacked it

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The city had developed into an Ottoman trade center on the

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and St. Paul Church characterize the historical city center

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noted that Gjakova was founded by members of the Albanian

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Hannes Grandits; Nathalie Clayer; Robert Pichler (2011),

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International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia

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Serbian priests forcibly converted Albanian Catholics to

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rises. The city is also situated at the entrance to the

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2495:. Akademia e Shkencave e RP të Shqipërise. p. 467. 1589:

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took place in Gjakovë between the nationalist Albanian

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The rebels were reinforced by the forces of 3655: 3414: 3412: 3024: 3022: 2782:Haxhiaj, Serbeze; Stojanovic, Milica (2020). 1764:, Albanian, first Prime Minister of AP Kosovo 1481:View of the Saint Paul and Saint Peter Church 466:, 145 kilometres (90 mi) north-west of 439:and seat of the Gjakova Municipality and the 151:Location of the town of Gjakova within Kosovo 8: 2453:. Tiranë: Botimet Toena. pp. 314, 560. 2367:, translated by Robert Elsie, archived from 2324:Popullsia Shqiptare e Kosoves Gjate Shekujve 1746:, Albanian nationalist and guerrilla fighter 1001: 895:war crimes indictment of the then-President 3523:"TV9 travels to Iowa's Sister State Kosovo" 2478:. Shtëpia Botuese "8 Nëntori". p. 150. 1842:, Albanian violinist in Vienna Philharmonic 972:, and to the north-east of the city is the 952:opens, while in the south-west the peak of 3662: 3648: 3640: 3150: 3148: 3146: 2361:Theodor Ippen (1916), Robert Elsie (ed.), 2340:. Lanham, Maryland: Scarecrow Press, Inc. 2187:Ottoman Architecture in Albania, 1385-1912 2108:Зборник Матице српске за ликовне уметности 1357:Gjakova Summer School for Entrepreneurship 1000: 821:Albert von Mensdorff-Pouilly-Dietrichstein 23: 3179: 3177: 3035:. Statistics Agency of Kosovo. April 2013 2598: 2296:. Tirana: 8 Nëntori. pp. 93–94, 103. 535:The "Jakov theory" derives its name from 478:and 263 kilometres (163 mi) east of 474:, 435 kilometres (270 mi) south of 2101: 2099: 1476: 1473:shop in the Old Bazaar in Gjakova (1936) 909: 3406:Broshura për promovimin e Gjakovës,CBDC 2904:Abrahams, Fred; Ward, Benjamin (2001). 2313:. Tirana: 8 Nëntori. pp. 509, 103. 2030: 1966: 1318:Prenk Jakova School of Music in Gjakova 395: 357: 344: 313: 305: 292:586.91 km (226.61 sq mi) 282: 262: 230: 195: 123: 95: 45: 3274:: CS1 maint: archived copy as title ( 3267: 3030:"Të dhënat demografike sipas komunave" 2889:: CS1 maint: archived copy as title ( 2882: 2758:Genocide: A Comprehensive Introduction 2426:. Tiranë: Botimet Toena. p. 313. 2252:. Bloomsbury Publishing. p. 158. 2130:. Cetinjsko istorijsko društvo. 1928. 1914:, Albanian, former President of Kosovo 450:, about halfway between the cities of 3503:from the original on 12 December 2021 3215:"Letërnjoftimi i Komunës së Gjakovës" 2742: 2730: 2710:. Muzej žrtava genocida. p. 38. 2682:. H.M. Stationery Office. p. 569 2676:Great Britain Foreign Office (1934). 2526:Gli Albanesi e la questione Balkanica 2509:Gli Albanesi e la questione Balkanica 2013: 1992: 1926:, former Albanian-Croatian footballer 1322:According to some data, schools with 520:a variant of Jacob; the Serbian word 415: 405: 374: 336: 326: 318: 295: 287: 267: 252: 240: 7: 2541:"Servian army left a trail of blood" 1386:Panoramic view of Gjakova in winter. 3633: – Official Website 2983:from the original on 3 October 2021 2910:. Human Rights Watch. p. 531. 2364:Nineteenth-Century Albanian History 87:Saint Paul and Saint Peter's Church 1439:but has since been renovated. The 509:The Albanian name for the city is 14: 3342:"Frontpage – GjakovaSummerSchool" 2907:Under Orders War Crimes in Kosovo 2529:. Ferd. 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According to a 20 March 1913 171: 138: 21:City and municipality in Kosovo 2567:, Podgorica: Daily Press, 2006 2006: 1740:, Teacher Albanian nationalist 1615:Pristina International Airport 1605:has a capacity of 6000 seats. 1143:(73), Serbs (17), Turks (16), 1139:(613), and smaller numbers of 16:Seventh largest city of Kosovo 1: 2600:10.1080/13507486.2018.1474179 2565:Istorijski leksikon Crne Gore 2225:10.1080/07075332.2006.9641103 990:Köppen climate classification 787:Kraljevski žandarmerijski kor 435:is the sixth largest city of 3364:www.balkansgeotourism.travel 2512:. Ferd. 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