Kosovo disappeared from the map in the book, citizens demand that someone be held responsible for this act

This issue has caused national indignation by both parents and students and historians alike.

“Has Kosovo not been decided? Too wrong, I don't know... I don't know. We as parents worry, but we can't change anything”, says one parent.

The person who wrote this must be held accountable. It is illegal to deny Kosovo”, says another.

My child hasn't gone to 8th grade yet, but it's a scandal... but the books have got some bullshit from this place”, says one parent.

I'm from the north, right next to the yogurt and we love it very much. I call on the Ministry to put Kosovo on the map only from Serbia”, one student says.

A great regret to learn that Kosovo is Serbia”, says another.

According to the historian Petrit Nathanali, an old geographical map has been used in the book of Citizenhood as a cause of irresponsability.

The “those who did it have not been careful, and others who had the duty to control did not do the job properly. That's an old map. Kosovo is independent and regardless of how many states know or do not recognise it, it figures on any kind of geographical or political map currently made in Europe, Kosovo's borders as a state exist”, Nathanali says.

Such passports in school books should not be, Education Minister Besa Sahini reacted, however, wrote on a status in “Facebook” That, this is an unintentional mistake. The minister explained that “Kosovo is the Republic and is recognised as such, but the working group from the author to the commission that has approved the publication has been unable to note Kosovo's lack of state in it”. /top Channel