Kurti remembers Yusuf and Bariko Gervala and Kadri Zaza: We'll work with Germany to find the executions

Susan Grovall, wife of Yusuf Gervala, and Donica Grovala, his daughter, and family and friends of prominent national activists were welcomed.

From there, Kurti, Osman, and Deputy Prime Minister Gervala pay tribute and are crowned with flowers at Yusuf's cemetery and Bardosh Gervala.

We arrived today in Dubovik, on the 40th anniversary of their triple murder in Stuttgart on January 17, 1982, when Kadri Zeka and Yusuf and Bardosh Grovalla were killed today, to visit the tower of their birth, life and growth, and the tomb where they are laid, to show our constant memory and endless honour for these heroes, who testify to a war even before the war. Since not only were Albanians persecuted and imprisoned in the '80s but they were also killed by the then Occupator regime, because they wanted freedom, republic, democracy and progress”, the prime minister said.

In particular, he added that “as institutions of the Republic, such as the Government of Kosovo, we will co-operate with other states, in particular with the Federal Republic of Germany, in order to learn as much as possible to whiteen the truth even in terms of ambassadors and executionaries, beliefs and orientation, and whose centre of course is known, but the only names of them should certainly be enlightened and the justice of”, he said.

Prime Minister Kurti stressed that “is aware of the restrictions we have, that after so much time we can suddenly arrive to whitewash all those murders, as many as there are many, while regimes that have participated in those murders have not been eventually dead in a total of”.