Written by Kreshnik Begu
Trungu & InforCulture.info brings a finding/study by researcher Kreshnik Begu from Tirana, a finding which is based on a publication from 1900, more specifically on a German Atlas from 125 years ago.
Further in this article you will find his findings and the explanations he gives, which may be very important and unpublished so far. The following text is the researcher’s opinion and stance:
It is known, and history shows how the Albanian lands were divided by the great powers, including Germany. These states, in their books and publications, have reflected the true changes and manipulations that have been made, and this is shown by the signs or details that they have left, as in this case.
In the first case that I investigated in this atlas, there were maps and some of the details that I will present to you below (as far as I understand as a simple researcher).
One of these details is the map titled “Layers and Heights” where this map shows several places such as the mountains “Balkan, Morea, etc.”, but the most important and surprising thing is that here we have Albania, Macedonia, but no mention of Greece.
The following map
Further on page 15, entitled “Europe and the population”, we have some data that until yesterday was known as such by many serious researchers but that our neighbors still want to deny today.
Where in the note I made it is written:
“The most important Indo-European peoples of southern Europe, apart from the extinct peoples, are the Greeks, the Albanians and the Italic peoples or the so-called Romans.
I think the other data about Albanians is inaccurate and most of it manipulated.
Another detail that draws attention is the map showing Turkey at that time, where the border goes south to the “Gulf of Arta” in the north, Kosovo and other Albanian lands in the east, Thessaloniki, etc. (Map below)
Unfortunately, today Europe does not want to accept the historical truth about the Albanian lands, and the neighbors continue their activities, although weakened, maintaining strange anti-Albanian regimes and attitudes even though the facts are everywhere.
This does not encourage us because we know the truth and we will not stop finding and publishing facts, so that the whole world, but also the assimilated Albanians within and outside Albanian-speaking lands, become aware and know the truth about which nation they belong to…
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