Visit “Exodus ’99”, a museum that brings attention to one of the most significant and painful chapters in Kosovo’s recent history.
Between March and June 1999, hundreds of thousands of Kosovo Albanians were forcibly expelled from their homes in one of the largest population displacements in Europe since the Second World War. Through 48 personal testimonies, the museum documents experiences of expulsion, life in refugee camps, shelter with host families, and return after the war.
The museum is produced by Jeta Xharra, curated by Gazmend Ejupi, and founded by Reporting House, BIRN Kosovo, and Prishtina Biennale.
Exodus ’99” is located at the Pristina Railway Station and is open to visitors from Tuesday to Sunday, between 12:00 and 20:00.
