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Video recording from Metohija on Serbian government’s web site dedicated to Kosovo-Metohija
Belgrade,
22 June 2005
Ninoslav Ranjdelovic, a film author and a member of the Serbian government’s Council for Kosovo-Metohija, recorded a video footage “Metohija: June 2005” on June 17, when the first service was held at the Sveti Petar Koriski monastery since 1998.
Ninoslav Ranjdelovic
A small group of Serbs visited the 13th century monastery, located on the slopes of Mount Sara in Metohija. The remains of St. Peter are kept at the Crna Reka monastery.
During their visit to Metohija, the group also saw demolished Orthodox churches around Djakovica, which are not being rebuilt.
The video footage is available at the Serbian government’s web site dedicated to Kosovo-Metohija.
During their visit to Metohija, the group also saw demolished Orthodox churches around Djakovica, which are not being rebuilt.
The video footage is available at the Serbian government’s web site dedicated to Kosovo-Metohija.
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