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Battle of Kosovo

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In 1989, the Yugoslav government under President Slobodan Milošević commemorated the 600-year anniversary of the battle, with Milošević referencing the battle to rally the Serb people to resist surrendering Kosovo. Yugoslavia's intransigence in the region ultimately led to the 1999 NATO air attacks.

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the Ottoman wars in Europe and Serbian-Ottoman Wars

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Vuk Branković Vlatko Vuković Sultan Murad I Yakub n49: Prince Lazar

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Battle of Kosovo 1389, sixteenth-century Russian miniature

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Sultan Murad I and most of his troops Prince Lazar Hrebeljanović and most of his troops

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*Tactically inconclusive *Mutual heavy losses—devastating for the less numerous Serbs *Long-term Ottoman victory

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Serbian Principality

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Battle of Kosovo

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In 1989, the Yugoslav government under President Slobodan Milošević commemorated the 600-year anniversary of the battle, with Milošević referencing the battle to rally the Serb people to resist surrendering Kosovo. Yugoslavia's intransigence in the region ultimately led to the 1999 NATO air attacks. Milošević's lieutenant Victor Drazen, and later his sons, also drew inspiration from the historical event. Victor Drazen used The Rose of Kosovo as a piece of propaganda to rally support around the Black Dogs, while Andre Drazen founded the pro-Serbian group Kosovo/1389 while attending the University of Belgrade. (Findings at CTU)