Kurt remembers Demach: Even in postwar freedom, Adam Demach continued to be a compass of freedom

He has stressed on the anniversary of the death of the event that even in post-war freedom he continued to be the compass of freedom.

” It was the most unique and authentic activity. The idealist who spent 28 years in prisons throughout the former Yugoslavia. Two of them, Pozharevci and Nis, tenfold less in length, would also experience me after being arrested by Serbian police, among other things as a collaborator of Adem Demac. It was there that I saw places where Baca Ademi had been lined up politically, spiritually, and physically, recalling stories heard by him for many years in those” prisons.

In 1997, Baca Adem Demaci supported the protests organised by us Pristina University students. After the outbreak of war on 13 August 1998, the Kosovo Liberation Army General Staff appointed Adem Demach as political representative of the KLA. Here I had the chance to join his office in Pristina, in the Tophane district, as his secretary for over six months. During that time, he affirmed and politically defended the KLA in mid-Pristina, meeting international diplomats and holding media conferences as the voice of a political and military force that was fought by Serbia”.

This man who had spent 28 years of his life without freedom was incarnated with freedom to an ontological level. Living personally the collective and historical fate of his people, Adam Demach, this reader in the Hegel prison terms, had embedded the history of Albanians exactly as Hegel had written, that “the history is the advancement of peoples' awareness of freedom”. It was the most sensitive fiber of our freedom, until its death on July 26, 2018 in Pristina, today four years ago”, Kurti wrote.