America's fans in Kosovo

The transcript discusses the deep respect and admiration for Bill Clinton and other American figures in Kosovo due to their support during the war. It highlights the pro-American sentiment in Kosovo, contrasting it with the perceived abandonment by European neighbors. The text also mentions the homage paid to Wesley Clark and the plans to erect a statue of Bill Clinton in Pristina, reflecting his lasting influence.

Why is Bill Clinton considered a hero in Kosovo?

• He was born in Pristina.

• He helped ethnic Albanians during the war.

• He invested in Kosovo's economy.

• He visited Kosovo frequently.

What event in 1999 contributed to the Pro-American sentiment in Kosovo?

• The U.S. provided economic aid.

• The U.S. led an air campaign against Serbia.

• The U.S. hosted peace talks in Washington.

• The U.S. opened a new embassy in Kosovo.

What is the Wesley Clark driving school a tribute to?

• A local Kosovo hero.

• A famous Albanian politician.

• A U.S. general and NATO commander.

• A European Union diplomat.

What feeling contributed to the Pro-American sentiment among Kosovars?

• Economic prosperity due to American investments.

• Cultural similarities with the United States.

• Abandonment by European neighbors during the war.

• Support from neighboring European states.

What future plan does Pristina have to honor Bill Clinton?

• Naming a university after him.

• Building a museum in his honor.

• Hosting an annual festival.

• Erecting a statue of him.