07:29.15 Serbian Orthodox officials read letter: all Kosmet residents need to live together. NATO aggression brought tragedy to both Serbs and all ethnic minorities. The letter will be read in all Orthodox churches during Easter services.
- Belgrade: anti-NATO concert on the Branko bridge. Song about missiles falling far away, "where we all need to go". Entire version of anti-war song, "All of Yugoslavia is Dancing to Rock and Roll." Singer sings Croatian pop song "Let's Go Crazy Tonight."
07:42.50
- Music video: "This is My Country", lyrics and music by Dragan Brajovic. "Even if the last judgment comes, we will stay where our roots are... We've been here for centuries, in good and bad times... What will we become without this holy land?"
07:46.20
- Belgrade: anti-NATO concert on the Branko bridge (ctd.). Daniel Shifer (sp): "Long live Serbia, long live Yugoslavia! Long live the Serbian people! Long live the Serbian people in Kosovo! All we want is peace and a political solution, we won't let NATO enter Serbia and Yugoslavia. The Serbs are a brave people. What NATO pact is doing is pure fascism and pure terrorism. We won't give up, but I am sure we will win. Because we have a heart and a soul, and not superior military technology. They can't do anything to us. Kosovo was always a Serbian cradle. I will not leave Yugoslavia or Serbia as long as NATO air strikes go on. Serbia is my country today. I am ashamed to be from Paris, I am Serbian. NATO, get out of Yugoslavia, get out of Serbia, get out of Europe! Yugoslavia and Serbia are defending peace in Europe, defending Europe from fascism and terrorism. There is more democracy in Serbia today than in Europe. Paris, New York, and London are not centers of the world anymore, it is Belgrade. Long live Serbian Kosovo, forever, we won't give up!" Concert continues. Band leader: our first song goes to the psychopath, the maniac, Clinton - "What Does Love Have to Do With It, When I Don't Love You Anymore, Billy" (a cover of famous rock song).
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