Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Ajet Sopi Bllata (1861-1938) was an Albanian patriot and Kachak from Jabllanica, Vilayet of Kosovo, close to Gallapi, Buci. He was from the Ahmet Sopi family. At the age of 17, he became an important figure for his village and community. When the Congress of Berlin favored Serbia, Sopis village, located near the Serbian border, was attacked by Serbs. Being outnumbered, they were expelled and the villagers left everything behind. However, on their way Sopis family realized that they had forgotten a child named Zeqir in the cradle during the panic. Sopi decided to return to the village and retrieve a child. When he returned to the house, he saw that it had been set on fire, and the Serbs were looting. He managed to get inside the flames, retrieving the child and then fleeing the scene. When the serbs saw him, they opened fire at him to which Sopi returned fire. Sopi, who had now lost his family, followed their tracks and vowed to never forget what the Serbs had done.Sopi fought as a Kachak for many years against Serbs together with Idris Seferi until he was expelled by Chetniks to Turkey. Eventually he moved to Albania where he was killed by two villagers who had been paid by Serb authorities."@en }
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- Ajet_Sopi_Bllata abstract "Ajet Sopi Bllata (1861-1938) was an Albanian patriot and Kachak from Jabllanica, Vilayet of Kosovo, close to Gallapi, Buci. He was from the Ahmet Sopi family. At the age of 17, he became an important figure for his village and community. When the Congress of Berlin favored Serbia, Sopis village, located near the Serbian border, was attacked by Serbs. Being outnumbered, they were expelled and the villagers left everything behind. However, on their way Sopis family realized that they had forgotten a child named Zeqir in the cradle during the panic. Sopi decided to return to the village and retrieve a child. When he returned to the house, he saw that it had been set on fire, and the Serbs were looting. He managed to get inside the flames, retrieving the child and then fleeing the scene. When the serbs saw him, they opened fire at him to which Sopi returned fire. Sopi, who had now lost his family, followed their tracks and vowed to never forget what the Serbs had done.Sopi fought as a Kachak for many years against Serbs together with Idris Seferi until he was expelled by Chetniks to Turkey. Eventually he moved to Albania where he was killed by two villagers who had been paid by Serb authorities.".