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Once the war ended in i1999, some people moved back to Kosovo.

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In 1989, The Siberian government removed the autonomic government in Kosovo, putting the country under their rule. This lead to a lot of tension in the country with citizens protesting poor living conditions and violence against Siberians living in Kosovo that the local governments failed to report. These dangerous circumstances led to many Kosovo Citizens choose to emigrate.

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Kosovars were forced to leave their country because they faced a life or death situation with the ongoing war.

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Most citizens fleeing Kosovo had gone to neighboring countries. The US had offered refuge in Cuba for 20,000 citizens. They were reluctant to travel so far without reassurance of entry to the US.

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The main push factor would be the political conflicts and the war that came from it.

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The majority of the migrants from Kosovo moved to neighboring countries, rather than a country across the ocean.

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Hundreds of thousands people fled to Serbia, Albania, Macedonia,and Montenegro and Bosnia

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The tension between Kosovo citizens and the Siberian Government escalated into a very violent conflict between the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, consisting of the Republics of Montenegro and Serbia, and the Kosovo Liberation Army (a rebel group) with support from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). The Kosovo Liberation Army was trying to gain more freedom from the Republic of Yugoslavia. This violent war led to the mass emigration of residents of Kosovo seeking refuge in neighboring counties. By the end of April 1999, about 600,000 residents of Kosovo had become refugees.

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Moving to larger cities expands your opportunities and improves your chance to get newer jobs. Kosovo rural citizens who were struggling wanted to improve their lifestyle, so they moved to urbanized places.

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Immigrating from a war zone and crossing through international borders is difficult in many ways. Younger citizens of Kosovo wanted to get away from the corrupt country and get a better way of life in different countries. It was much more difficult to travel with a family with children than just one individual.

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Kosovo War Refugees: "The Face of a Refugee" Treating the Sick and Injured 

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Kosovo War Refugees: "The Face of a Refugee" Treating the Sick and Injured 

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Kosovo War Refugees: "The Face of a Refugee" - Treating the sick and injured

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Kosovo War Refugees receive medical treatment: During the 1999 armed conflict between ethnic Albanians and Serbian forces it is estimated that more than 860,000 Kosovans, mostly women with children, fled their homes to find safety across the border in Albania.

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So many Kosovars had left their country in a span of 2 years that the surrounding countries had gained an immense amount of them.

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More than 850,000 ethnic Albanians were IDPs. Many of them brutally mistreated.

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Around 441,000 Kosovars had left their country and found refuge in Albania.