"Edi Rama shows where the Kosovo Fields are"

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That Erl Kodra – Retort with a snake-tongue When France and Germany put their bloody past behind them and agreed to sign the Treaty of Rome in 1958, history had played its part. During the years 1945-1949, the Nuremberg Tribunal had condemned the crimes of Nazi Germany, and the Germans themselves had expressed deep remorse for the suffering and horrors they had caused humanity. However, it must be emphasized that the crimes of Hitler's Germany were not directed specifically against France, but against humanity. The history of Franco-German relations transcends the borders of the Second World War – they encompass centuries of history of war and unparalleled coexistence, dating back to the early Middle Ages with Charlemagne, whose empire encompassed much of the territory of France and Germany.

Modern, as well as the Cambodia WhatsApp Number Data Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Austria, Slovenia and northern Italy. Indeed, the entire history of Europe is filled with bloody wars, with alliances and treaties, with enlightened eras but also with abysses of horror and unparalleled crimes. The centuries-old wars that divided Europe united the enlightened minds of the European Renaissance - with writers like Johann Wolfgang Goethe and Victor Hugo, with outstanding philosophers, composers, poets and painters - who today constitute the heart of human humanity. I made this long presentation with Europe and Franco-German relations, to underline once again the great difference and the undeserved comparison they make to the reconciliation between the Albanians and the Serbian state.



This applies to those Albanians who believe and propagate this reconciliation as something very simple, namely the achievement of peace without remorse - and open economic relations without borders - with the most aggressive state in Europe and perhaps in the world - Serbia. There is something that can never be ignored – and this is well known by all serious political scientists – that peace without repentance is impossible, that peace without mutual recognition is a farce, that peace must come through international recognition and international law – condemning unequivocally war crimes and crimes against humanity.