Sinan Hasani was an ethnic-Albanian Yugoslavian politician and president of Yugoslavia (head of the presidency). He declared himself of Albanian nationality, but he is a personality of high controversy because of the continuing oppressed situation of the ethnic Albanians even during his regime.
Hasani was elected as head of the Yugoslavian presidency in 1986 with his term ending in 1987. He also served as a member of the presidency.
Sinan Hasani is remembered for his undiplomatic deals with the leader of Albania, Enver Hoxha, who in turn, through his patriotic speeches, gained a lot of support among the ethnic Albanians in Yugoslavia. Sinan Hasani had tagged Enver Hoxha “a scabby goat” (a Serbian idiom), while Hoxha called Hasani “a Serbian dog” in response to this.
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The head of the family, Sinan Muqolli, 63, was taken out into the courtyard and shot along with his brother as they pleaded for their lives.
The yard of the compound and the porch of the house were strewn with belongings -- clothes, children's boots, suitcases, the gold-embroidered bodice of a wedding gown -- that family members said police and paramilitary men had thrown from the windows before the slaughter.
Bajram Hasani, a neighbor, said two of the wounded survivors, including Elhame, ran half a mile across the fields to seek shelter in his house after the killings.
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