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28 January, 2025
The Battle of Zhur in 1915 against Serbian invaders
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28 January, 2025
Photos of various Albanian highlanders (malesor) from Rugova
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27 January, 2025
The once Albanian village of Merrvesh (Mrveš) near Leskovac in 1880
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26 January, 2025
Inscriptions near Ulpiana in Dardania
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26 January, 2025
When Albanians lived in Justiniana Prima (Sfirca) in 1879 before the Serbs changed it to Svinjarice
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26 January, 2025
The Illyrian Dardanian castle of Nish
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26 January, 2025
Bajram Syle Kurpali (1878–1964)
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25 January, 2025
The Albanian dragoman Pasquale Bruti
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25 January, 2025
Lazaro Matthes or Lazzaro Mattes (Albanian: Lazar Mati)
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25 January, 2025
Gun culture in Albanian history
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24 January, 2025
The Kiln (oven) of Kosiq in Krajë from Roman times discovered in 2021
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24 January, 2025
Greek war crimes by Delijanaqi against the Cham Albanians of Vuntha (Selani Stream)
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22 January, 2025
The Albanian Kosta Lule Hormoviti (Kosta Llagëmxhiu) who saved Acropolis from the Ottoman siege
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21 January, 2025
The church of Vladimir the Good and his church the Mountain of Suma in Krajë
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20 January, 2025
Accounts of Serbian atrocities against Albanians (1912-1947)
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19 January, 2025
The oldest instrument in the world: Gjethja (the leaf)
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19 January, 2025
Serbian atrocities in Lipjan – Part One
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19 January, 2025
Crimes of the Greek anthractors in Southern Albania
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17 January, 2025
Albanian heroes Jusuf Gërvalla, Kadri Zeka and Bardhosh Gërvalla
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15 January, 2025
The Plavë and Gucia region over the centuries (E-book)
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14 January, 2025
The sacrifice of the Kosumi family of Tygjec
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13 January, 2025
Historical quotes on the Albanian population of Greece and Greek history
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13 January, 2025
Albanian swords
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13 January, 2025
Albanian shepherdism
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13 January, 2025
Albanians of Novi Pazar (Tregu i Ri)
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12 January, 2025
Bali Bajram Nokshiqi (1860-1944)
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12 January, 2025
The Albanian village of Tygjeci (Tygjec)
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12 January, 2025
Isuf Rustem Mavrova (1879–1943)
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10 January, 2025
Hafez Ali Korça (1873-1957)
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9 January, 2025
When Albanian soldiers were murdered in the Yugoslav army 1981-1991
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9 January, 2025
When Greek police unlawfully arrested and violated the Albanian Kosta Kaziq.
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7 January, 2025
The Massacre of January 6, 1945 in Skenderaj: The Betrayal of Halil Bajraktari and the consequences in Drenica
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5 January, 2025
Jakov Slišković: “All the land between Morača and Toplica is inhabited only by Albanians” (1904)
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2 January, 2025
Greek law 2636/1940 has no relationship with the local Muslim Arvanites
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2 January, 2025
The Druids Cave in the former Illyrian lands.
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1 January, 2025
Under what circumstances was Prof. Ruzhdi Berisha massacred by Serbian criminal Mirosllav Gapić?
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1 January, 2025
Albanian hero Ragip Muharrem Hoti (1953-1991)
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30 December, 2024
Greek attacks on Albanian territories in 1912
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30 December, 2024
Albanian uprisings against the Ottomans (1423-1912)
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29 December, 2024
Albanian hero Ndue Zef Bardhi (1921-2012) from Xhuxhës of Mirditës
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29 December, 2024
Albanian hero Ismet Krasniqi
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29 December, 2024
Persecution of Albanians during Rankovics era (1948-1968)
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29 December, 2024
When Kraljevo (Karanovac) and Belgrad was inhabited by Albanians in 1784 – 1830s
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29 December, 2024
The tragedy of Nikollë Gjolaj (1921-1944) who was murdered by communists
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29 December, 2024
Cakë Kasum Bytyçi (1905-1992)
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28 December, 2024
Atrocities against Albanians of Prapashticë by Serbs in 1921 and Bulgarians in 1944
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28 December, 2024
Albanian heroes Rexhep Mala (1951-1984) and Nuhi Berisha (1961-1984)
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27 December, 2024
Serbian, Montenegrin and Yugoslav crimes and expulsion of Albanians (1878-1990)
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27 December, 2024
The Serbo-Bulgarian atrocities against the Albanians of Çegrani, Fushëgropa e Pologut and Përbregu in 1913
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26 December, 2024
Names of Albanians murdered by Serbo-Macedonian troops (1912-1945)
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26 December, 2024
The Orthodox church and the Greekification of Epirus – Part 5
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26 December, 2024
The Orthodox church and the Greekification of Epirus – Part 4-5
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22 December, 2024
Famous Arvanite Albanians who liberated Greece
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22 December, 2024
The Orthodox church and the Greekification of Epirus – Part 3-5
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22 December, 2024
The Orthodox church and the Greekification of Epirus – Part 2-5
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22 December, 2024
The Orthodox church and the Greekification of Epirus – Part 1-5
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22 December, 2024
The Albanian defense of the Prapashticë border in 1944
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21 December, 2024
The Topojan massacre of 630 Albanian civilians by Serbian troops in 1913
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21 December, 2024
Remniku massacre of 1942
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21 December, 2024
The massacre of Albanians in Tususi by Serbian soldiers in 1999
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21 December, 2024
The Massacre of Albanians by Greek communists on May 9, 1947 in Crete, Greece
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20 December, 2024
Albanian nationalists Mark Tunxhi of Nikaj of Merturi and Vuksan Preka of the Bushgjokaj family resisting Yugoslav communism in 1948
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20 December, 2024
Albanian nationalist Imer Imeri Thaçi (born 1910)
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19 December, 2024
Daut Hoxha (Daut Hoggia) (d. 1940) the Cham Albanian nationalist fighter who defended Cameria and was murdered by the Greek government
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18 December, 2024
Albanian priests in Northern Albania and Ragusa in 14th century to 17th century
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17 December, 2024
Plavë and Gucia until the beginning of the National Renaissance – Part 1
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17 December, 2024
Elmaz Plava (1902-1966)
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15 December, 2024
Serbian book: Albanians are Illyrians
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15 December, 2024
The Serbian genocidal state has committed crimes against Albanians, but some Serbs have suffered from this regime as well
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15 December, 2024
The plague of 1747 in Gjakova
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14 December, 2024
Bulgarian atrocities against Albanians in Preshevë, Shkup, Muçibab, Pograxhë and Tërnavë and Tetovë in 1942
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14 December, 2024
When Montenegrins played with the Albanian flag
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13 December, 2024
Albanian patriot Sali Rama (1892-1963) from Rugova
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10 December, 2024
Serbo-Montenegrin war crimes on Albanians of Plavë, Gucia, Arzhanicë, Velikë, Pepaj, Gerçar, Zagraje Vuthaj, Nokshiq, Podgur and Rugova (1879-1921)
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10 December, 2024
The Plav-Gucia Region through the Centuries by Rexhep Dedushaj – part 3
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10 December, 2024
The Plav-Gucia Region through the Centuries by Rexhep Dedushaj – part 2
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9 December, 2024
The Plav-Gucia Region through the Centuries by Rexhep Dedushaj – part 1
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9 December, 2024
Christodoulos Hatzipetros (Cristos Hadji-Petros) (1799-1869) was perhaps an Albanian and not Greek
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8 December, 2024
The history of the Albanians of the Brda tribe, the Vasojevic, the Kuči of Medun, Niksic, Podgorica and Shpuz
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8 December, 2024
When Albanians lived in Kragujevc (Kragujevac) in 1813
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8 December, 2024
“The Krahina of Plavë and Guci – over the centuries” by Rexhep Dedushaj
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8 December, 2024
Rexhep Ramë Balidemaj – A brilliant Albanian professor
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7 December, 2024
Albanian patriots Çung (Jahë) Tahiri and Isuf Zymeri of Dedushaj of the Vuthaj who were killed by Yugoslav secret service in 1951
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7 December, 2024
Selman Faku Prevlukaj and Pulec Hima Ahmetaj – two Albanian martyrs from Gucia and Plavë
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6 December, 2024
An Epitaph for the Albanian traitors and Yugoslav spies
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6 December, 2024
Graves and monuments of Albanian patriots and heroes in annexed territories (1913-1944)
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5 December, 2024
19th century publications and history of Albanians and the Albanian language
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5 December, 2024
Berana (“Bir-Han”) of Montenegro was founded by the Ottomans in 1862
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4 December, 2024
The Albanian patriot League of Sjenica in 1880 (Lidhja e Sjenices ne vitin 1880)
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3 December, 2024
The Albanians of Rascia (Raska), Novi Pazar, Sjenica and Dugopoljana (Sokobanja) in 1878
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3 December, 2024
Newspapers covering Serbian, Yugoslav and Titoist atrocities and abuses against Albanians between 1945-1966
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2 December, 2024
When aboriginal Albanians lived in Serbia in 1869
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2 December, 2024
The Albanian-Montenegrin battles of the kullas (fortified towers)
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1 December, 2024
Serbian atrocities against Bosniaks (1919-1926)
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1 December, 2024
Pajazit (Isa) Boletini (1901-1963)
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30 November, 2024
The Battle of Plloçica in 1944 between Albanian patriots and Slavic communists, Chetniks and partisan forces
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30 November, 2024
Expansion of the borders of Montenegro on Albanian territories (1859-1913)
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29 November, 2024
Greek provocative acts on the Albanian border of 1949 and the defeat by Albanian forces
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29 November, 2024
When Greek troops stole grain from Albanian farmers and shot at Albanian troops after the Peace Conference of 1946
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29 November, 2024
French newspaper “Bulletin Albanais”: Serbian atrocities against Albanians in 1918-1919
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28 November, 2024
Paulo Arbanensi Episcopo and Demetrio Arbanensi and other Albanian bishops and lords between the 12th and 15th century
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28 November, 2024
John Pentland Mahaffy in 1878: “Albanians in Attica and Athens”
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27 November, 2024
The Montenegrin massacres of Luigj Palaj and Catholic Albanians of Janash in Gjakova in 1913
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27 November, 2024
When Albanians lived in Grbalje near Kotor, in Cërmnica and Burmaz in Stolac, Hercegovina.
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27 November, 2024
The Albanian victory against Montenegrin forces of Salkovina in Zhablak in 1840
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26 November, 2024
Similarities between the Māori peoples “Haka ritual” and the Albanian “Gjama e Burravë” (Mens lamenting or Mens mourning)
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25 November, 2024
The history of the Albanians of Peshter, Sanxhak and serbian atrocities (1875-1945)
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24 November, 2024
Accounts of Albanians in Croatia (15th – 20th century)
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24 November, 2024
The history of the Albanians of Sandzak (Sanxhak)
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23 November, 2024
When an Albanian official ruled Plevlje
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23 November, 2024
Reverend Thomas Smart Hughes (1786-1847): “Vast number of Albanians live in Attica and Athens in Greece”
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23 November, 2024
Rare video footage of Albania in 1912
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23 November, 2024
Greek destruction and expulsion of Albanians in Greece in 1912 (VIDEO)
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21 November, 2024
The first airplane in the world was invented by an Albanian in 1899 – 4 years before the Wright Brothers
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20 November, 2024
Francesco Maria da Lecce published the first Italo-Albanian dictionary in 1702.
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19 November, 2024
The Albanian clan of Pamaliotti of 1423
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19 November, 2024
Montenegrin atrocities by Savo Lazarević, Camović and Veliko against Albanians of Lugun e Baranit and Peja region in 1912-13
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19 November, 2024
When even Pope Pius XII condemned the Serbian atrocities against Albanians in 1912-13
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19 November, 2024
Serbian atrocities against Albanians and Bulgarians in Dolna-Reka, Gorna-Reka and Golo Urdo in 1912.
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9 October, 2024
The Parthini – Illyrian warrior tribe of northern Albania
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9 October, 2024
The borders of the Albanian majority population from Berane to Parga before 1912
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8 October, 2024
Different names for serbs historically
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8 October, 2024
The lie and myth of Albanians originating from Caucasus
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8 October, 2024
Serbs would often help Ottomans historically
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8 October, 2024
The Warful Albanese (The Human Tigers) by Ernst Ziel.
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3 October, 2024
The Molossians were Illyrians
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3 October, 2024
The Albanians, or their ancestors, such as the Illyrians, played a significant role in the armies of antiquity and later periods, which established their reputation as excellent warriors.
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3 October, 2024
Several archaeological finds that were initially attributed to the Greeks have been reassigned to the Illyrians
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3 October, 2024
There are no historical records or evidence indicating the systematic assimilation of Serbs or Greeks by Albanians
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3 October, 2024
Illyrians and Pelasgians were distinct from Greeks
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3 October, 2024
Albanians are autochtonous of the Balkans, just like the natives of America
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3 October, 2024
Albanians have bred very little with Slavs and Greeks
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3 October, 2024
Albanians are one of the oldest groups in the Balkans
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3 October, 2024
Genetic studies of Illyrian heritage of modern day Albanians
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3 October, 2024
The history of Greek “Hellenoturkism” by Professor Dimitris Kitsikis
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3 October, 2024
Who are the Albanians and their Illyrian heritage?
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3 October, 2024
Vincenzo Galilei in 1582: Pannonians used the Lahuta which Albanians also use today
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30 September, 2024
The Illyrian heritage of the Albanians
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10 September, 2024
Why Slavs Don’t Actually Exist
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31 August, 2024
Streffleur’s österreichische militärische Zeitschrift in 1878: Albanians are Illyrians
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31 August, 2024
In 1821, Greeks massacred Catholic Albanians on the island of Tinos
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30 August, 2024
Angeli Kosmopoli (Angelis Kosmopoulis) (1834-1937) was an Albanian, according to German traveler Dr. Ferdinand Hueppe in 1897
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15 August, 2024
The massacre of the Vejsa family from Gjakovë on April 2, 1999
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14 August, 2024
The Albanian lord of India Khoja Zufar
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10 August, 2024
Niksic was founded by an Albanian lord in the 17th century
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10 August, 2024
Is Podgorica an Illyro-Albanian city?
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6 August, 2024
The Albanian Hudije or Khudije (1731-1901) who lived 170 years
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6 August, 2024
“Epirus, Low Albania” – Historical Evidence of Epirus being Albanian
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4 August, 2024
The Albanian Ulqin sailor Kapidan Xhela (Selim Shurdha) of the 1800s
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4 August, 2024
How the National Museum of Belgrade stole the Catholic Byzantine Albanian “Ciborium” of Ulqin
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2 August, 2024
The Albanian Sulejman bey Kargalija of Dupnish (d. 1813)
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1 August, 2024
The 18th century Albanian merchant Hasan aga Kopili from Shkodër who worked as a spy for Venice
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1 August, 2024
The 15th century Albanian sculptor Andrei Alleshi (Andrea Alessi di Durazzo)
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1 August, 2024
Mirčeta Niklan (alb. Miregjeta Niklani) (fl. 1780s)
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1 August, 2024
The history of the Albanians of Sjenica
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31 July, 2024
Venetian or Italian commanders of Albanian origin in the 14th to 17th century
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30 July, 2024
The history of Idriz Hoxhë Breznica Krasniqi who defended himself from Montenegrin colonists in 1932
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30 July, 2024
Albanian patriot Sadik Rama (1879-1944)
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30 July, 2024
Smajl Martin Ivezaj (1850-1883)
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30 July, 2024
Massacre of the Belgrad Turks (1807)
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30 July, 2024
The Extermination of the Turks (1702)
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29 July, 2024
In the traces of Ragusan noble families originating from Albanian lands
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29 July, 2024
The presence of the ethnonym “Albanensis” in Ragusa during the Middle Ages based on documentary source
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29 July, 2024
The medieval Albanian Ragusan noble family Menze (Mence / Menčetić)
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29 July, 2024
Albanians in Corfu and the Lanza family – by Pellumb Xhufi
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28 July, 2024
Khoja Zufar – the Albanian lord who ruled in India in the 16th century
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28 July, 2024
The Albanian military captain Nicolo Stanissa (alb. Nikollë Stanisha) of the 17th century
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28 July, 2024
When the Albanian Balsha family drove out the Serbs in the 14th century
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27 July, 2024
List of Albanian patriots and heroes of 1870-1912
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27 July, 2024
Albanians in British press (1774-1856)
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26 July, 2024
The history of the Albanians of Vranina (Sini i Liqenit)
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24 July, 2024
Slavization of the names of the Albanian ethnos during the 13th and 14th centuries
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24 July, 2024
Llezh Tuzi, the founder of the Albanian village Tuzi in 1335
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23 July, 2024
Medieval Albanian settlements and toponyms around Dardania
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23 July, 2024
Killings and imprisonment of Albanians of Plavë and Guci in November 1944 – December 1945
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22 July, 2024
Serbian cetnik attacks on Albanians villages in 1941-1944
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22 July, 2024
When Athens spoke Albanian 138 years ago
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22 July, 2024
The history of the Albanians of Shpuz, Niksic, Fundina, Bijelo Polje and Kotse (Kuci) of Montenegro
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21 July, 2024
Gjulek-beg, Djulek-Bega or Gjonlek Begu (alb. Gjonleka) (d. 1851-52)
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21 July, 2024
The history of the Albanians of Zhablak (Zabljak) in 1852-1877
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21 July, 2024
Dr. Milan v. Sufflay in “Die Grenzen Albaniens im Mittelalter”: The Borders of Albania
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21 July, 2024
Grave of Marës, Shtjefën Gjuraziut (Stefan Černojeviq) and Medieval Albanians
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20 July, 2024
The Albanian Anti-Ottoman Conventions through out history (1590-1828)
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20 July, 2024
The history of the Albanians of Kostur and the violent Greek assmiliation policy
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20 July, 2024
The Albanian patriot Din Bajram Bajraktari of Shipshan and his family
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19 July, 2024
Kade Ahmate (Kadë Ahmatja) – the first recorded female Albanian Lahutar from the 18th century
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18 July, 2024
Kadri Bajri Muriqi, Bajraktar of Rugova (1823-1913)
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18 July, 2024
Bajram Rame Muriqi (1922-1981)
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17 July, 2024
The Albanian lahuta is at least 360 years old, according to Lahutar Isë Elez Muriqi from Rugova
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17 July, 2024
Names of the 52 Albanian heroes who died fighting the Serbo-Yugoslav invasion in the Battle of Kopliku in 1920
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17 July, 2024
Albanian patriot Sharr Ibra of Hoti and the Turkovic and Stanisha of Kuci in Plavë
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17 July, 2024
J. C. Hobhouse in 1809: “The Albanians of the three faiths call themselves Albanians”
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17 July, 2024
Albanian patriot hero Ali Ibër Nezaj (1835-1900)
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16 July, 2024
The history of the Albanians of Kolashin, Moraça, Andrijevica and Bjello Pole
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16 July, 2024
Çakorr and Kolashin in 1916: Albanians and Austro-Hungarian troops
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15 July, 2024
Unveiling Injustice: Ottoman Genocide of Albanians
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15 July, 2024
Ottoman massacres (1648-1718) against Albanians and the destruction of Catholic churches
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14 July, 2024
Universities that recognize Marko Boçari as Albanian
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14 July, 2024
The first Albanian tavern of 1438 in Prishtina
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14 July, 2024
Serbian atrocities in Fshaj, Smac and Bizhtazhin where 72 Albanians were murdered in 1941. The Serbs then tried to blame other Albanians for the crime.
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13 July, 2024
Albanian liberators of Belgrade
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10 July, 2024
The Montenegrin atrocities at Qafë te Previsë and the names of the massacred Albanians
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10 July, 2024
Montenegrin atrocities against the Albanian families of Balidemajve, Martinaj, Vuthaj, Qosaf and Nikoçaj in 1912-1913 and 1920
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9 July, 2024
The Albanian freedom struggle of 100 years against Serbo-Montenegrin imperialism (1850-1950)
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4 July, 2024
Albanians of Plevle and the Montenegrin “slavicization” policy of 1913 where Slavs were brought to Plevle
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3 July, 2024
The history of the Albanian Palabardhe tribe founded by Pal Bardhi
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2 July, 2024
Guillaume Sans: Graeci was not actually the name of a Greek tribe, but of an Epirote tribe
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8 May, 2024
Serbian politics and lies and delusions, according to Dobrica Ćosić.
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8 May, 2024
The Serbian Lie of “Kosovo is the Jerusalem of Serbia” and other Serbian myths and fairy tales
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8 May, 2024
How Serbia armed Albanians in 1912 and at the same time ran an anti-Albanian campaign
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8 May, 2024
Sak Faslia (1885-1944) the Albanian freedom fighter from Rugova
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8 May, 2024
Ker Sadri i Bardhit, the Albanian freedom fighter from Rugova (b. 1880 – d. 1941)
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6 May, 2024
Serbian newspaper Radničke Novine in 1913: Serbian atrocities against Albanians
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6 May, 2024
Medieval Albanians mentioned in 1200, 1278, 1288, 1330, 1340, 1347 and 1371
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6 May, 2024
Serbian Persecution and Conversion in the Middle Ages: in the time of the Nemanjic Kingdom ‘Catholic’ meant ‘Albanian’
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6 May, 2024
A critical review of the works of Dustan T. Batakovic (1957-2017)
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6 May, 2024
Albanian students poisoned by Serbian authorities in 1990
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3 May, 2024
Vita de Kotor or Dom Vita Kuçi (Vita Kuçi or Cuci) was an Albanian Catholic monk
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3 May, 2024
Dr Enver Rejha: Acquisition of the albanian heritage by the Serbian Orthodox Church
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3 May, 2024
In 1918 Serbian soldiers in Northern Albania robbed and shot Bajraktar Bahtjar Kollowozi who then avenged himself
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2 May, 2024
Illyrian tribes and the semantic and morphological links via the Albanian language
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2 May, 2024
A. J. Johnson in 1886 and Thomas Hughes in 1830: Maxim the Greek was an Albanian
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2 May, 2024
Serbian and Montenegrin tribes of Albanian origin and descent, according to Dr. Milan Sufflay
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30 April, 2024
Pantelija Slavkov Srećković: Albanians of Berat and Janina invaded the Byzantine provinces in 1335
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30 April, 2024
Female and Male Stradiot Albanians and other Albanian mentioned in the 13th, 14th, 15th and 16th century
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29 April, 2024
Albanian soldier and governor of Zadar Mihovil Kruta (Crutta or Kryethi) (d.1649)
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29 April, 2024
The 16th century Albanian publisher and humanist Antonio Proculiano (Anton Proçuli or Antun Prokulijan) in Venice
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29 April, 2024
The Albanian Gardan Vaivoda who led the Serb uprising of 1596-1597
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29 April, 2024
Albanian of Kotor (Cattaro)
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26 April, 2024
Accounts of Albanians active in the 12th, 14th, 15th, 17th and 19th century Europe – Part Three
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25 April, 2024
Albanians Pietro Lalles, Dimitri Massi and Gian Challavacci and the plan forged in Albania in 1551
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25 April, 2024
Albanian Medieval Ruler Lazaro Arbanensis in 1166 AD and Albanian merchants and sailors in Ragusa of the 13th and 14th century
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24 April, 2024
When Catholic and Muslim Albanians lived and fought together and planned revolutions against the Ottomans in 1629
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24 April, 2024
When the Albanian Beqir Jusuf from Ulqin liberated an African slave sold in Tripolis in 1880
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24 April, 2024
Albanians and Ulqin merchant Niko Rogo (alb. Nikë Rroga) in Kotorr in the 17th century
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24 April, 2024
Albanian proto-nationalism already in 1595
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24 April, 2024
Albanian Catholic priests and clerics in Medieval Ragusa
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24 April, 2024
Albanian tribe of “Gasulus” (Gaçuli) or “Gazul” from the 15th century from the Zadrima
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24 April, 2024
Dominik Katic, the Albanian from Ulqin, who served in the Venetian military in Zadar during the 16th century
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23 April, 2024
Albanian Noble and Stradiot families of Italy and Wallachia in the 16th, 17th and 18th century
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22 April, 2024
Kadri Bistrica and the Battle of Ceraje and Sllatine in 1941
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22 April, 2024
Catholic Albanian settlers of Zemonico in 1728-1735 and Zara in 1756
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22 April, 2024
The Catholic Albanians of Borgo Erizzo in 1726
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22 April, 2024
Interesting facts and accounts of Albanian traders, spies, translators, sailors, soldiers and pirates in 14th, 16th, 17th and 18th century Europe – Part Two
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22 April, 2024
Catholic and Orthodox Albanian fugitivies sailing to Istria, Triesti and Naples in 1654-1675
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22 April, 2024
The history of Catholic Albanian families leaving for Venice between 1726-1735, helped by Vincenczo Zmajevic
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17 April, 2024
The 16th century Albanian woman Theodora Tedea who was kidnapped (b. 1580)
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17 April, 2024
How shipping company Österreichischer Lloyd (Lloyd Austriaco) described Albanian women and culture in 1854
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17 April, 2024
When 220 Albanian Catholics led by Nduë Antonio Remani fled to Senigallia, Papal State, in 1752-1756
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17 April, 2024
Istanbul, April 23, 1825: Arrival of the Albanian Chieftains: Settchar Padra, Sahir Abassi, Khola Bey (Kolë Begu) Arghiro Castro (Argir Kastra) and Aga Bessiari
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17 April, 2024
Why did some Albanians convert to Islam?
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17 April, 2024
Interesting facts and accounts of Albanian traders, spies, translators, sailors, soldiers and pirates in 16th, 17th and 18th century Europe
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16 April, 2024
The Serbs helped the Ottomans conquer the Balkans
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16 April, 2024
Albanian pirates Bego Bobota (Bego Ulqinaku), Liho Reis, Reis Jer and Ali Hoxha (fl. 1700s)
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15 April, 2024
Albanian pirate Lord Hajdar Karamindja (Hajdar Karamidjia or Karamidžolu)
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15 April, 2024
Kângë majekrahi (kângë malësorçe)
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14 April, 2024
Albanian pirate merchant Jusuf Mezzi from Shkodër
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14 April, 2024
The Albanian defense of Kërnica and Shestan against Montenegrin invasions (1862-63)
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14 April, 2024
Dasho Shkreli (1815-1840)
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14 April, 2024
Fazli Grajqevci (1935-1964)
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14 April, 2024
Albanian-Montenegrin conflicts (1850s-1945)
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14 April, 2024
The Albanians of Budva, Kotorr, Kuçi, Palabardhe, Brda, Cërnojevicë, Shestan and Piper.
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14 April, 2024
Jacon Spon (1647-1685): “Budva is a border between Albanians and Venetians”
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12 April, 2024
Sensational discovery in Croatia: Illyrian helmet 2500 years old
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11 April, 2024
The history of the Albanians of Berane (1876-1912)
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11 April, 2024
Nicholas Biddle visit in Greece in 1806: “Albanian villages he found located all over the country where the people spoke no Greek. The Albanian people he likenes to American Indians”
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11 April, 2024
Shen Gjergj of Janina (St. George) the Albanian Christian martyr (1808-1838)
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10 April, 2024
Serbo-Yugoslav atrocities against Hungarians of Vajdasag (Vojvodina) in 1990-1992
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10 April, 2024
The Hungarian Holocaust – 50 000 Hungarians massacred by Serbs and Partisans in Vajdasag (Vojvodina) in Yugoslavia 1940-1945
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10 April, 2024
The Serbian oppression of Hungarians in Vajdasag (Vojvodina)
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10 April, 2024
Serbian extremists threaten Croatians in Dubrovnik
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9 April, 2024
Pirateria Shqiptare ne vitet e 1320-1878
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9 April, 2024
Albanians of Njegush, Pllavnica, Cërnojeviqëve, Plevle and Podgoricë in 1891 and 1900
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9 April, 2024
Mahmut Pasha of Begolli
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9 April, 2024
Gjini family
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9 April, 2024
Jesuitism in Albania
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9 April, 2024
Junç Hoti
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9 April, 2024
Rizë Zymeri
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9 April, 2024
Don Antonio Velislavi
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9 April, 2024
Bartolomeo Bruti – the Albanian 16th century diplomat and agent
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9 April, 2024
Benedictinism in Albania (Benediktet ne Shqiperi)
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9 April, 2024
Boris family(Familja Shqiptare Borisi e Kotorrit)
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8 April, 2024
Hadji Alia or Haxhi Aliu Ulqinaku
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8 April, 2024
Anton Doda
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8 April, 2024
Salih Uglla Peshteri
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8 April, 2024
Selim Begu Mustafa (1830-1897)
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8 April, 2024
The Albanian Bruti family
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8 April, 2024
Gjergj Cresia
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8 April, 2024
Antonio Bruti
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8 April, 2024
Antonio Bruni (merchant)
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8 April, 2024
Aleksander Gurakuq
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8 April, 2024
Mikel Suma
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8 April, 2024
Albanokratia
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8 April, 2024
Arbanaška vera
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8 April, 2024
Demetrio Capuzzimati
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8 April, 2024
Gjon Renesi
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8 April, 2024
Antonio Crutta
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8 April, 2024
Convention of Kuçi
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8 April, 2024
Dealbanisation (de-shqiptarizim)
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8 April, 2024
Kaje Gale Selmani(b. 1851 – d. 1951)
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8 April, 2024
Aleksandar Karadjordjevic (Karađorđevići) was from the Albanian Kelmendi tribe
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7 April, 2024
Why did Theodor Kolloktroni or Theodor Bythguri speak Albanian?
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6 April, 2024
Kosovo was never part of Serbia according to international law
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5 April, 2024
Are the numbers of dead in the Jasenovac concentration camp exaggerated?
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2 April, 2024
Serbian newspaper Radniçke Novine in 1912: “The Serbs did in Kosovo, Albania and Macedonia what the Vandals did in ancient time when they took Rome”
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31 March, 2024
Polish newspaper “Głos Śląski” in 1913: Serbian atrocities in Ferizaj where Serb soldiers killed 60 Albanians.
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31 March, 2024
French newspaper “Le Gaulois” in 1913: Albanian warriors helped Jeanne d’Arc
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29 March, 2024
Serbian historian Olivera Milosavlević on the Serbian colonial lies and oppression against Albanians
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28 March, 2024
Syl Rezalla (1800-1857) the Albanian patriot who killed the Çavuş Tahir Shurdhiqin of Llapit.
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24 March, 2024
Albanians of Rozhaje (Rozaj) in 1935
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21 March, 2024
Serbian military personel massacred 1380 Albanian children in 1998-99. Many are still missing. Serbian authorities are doing nothing.
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21 March, 2024
The Apartheid in Montenegro: How oppressed Albanians risk being assimilated by Montenegrin authorities
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21 March, 2024
The Apartheid in Macedonia: How Albanians are being systemically oppressed by Macedonian authorities
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9 March, 2024
When a Serb boys lie led to the murder of the innocent Albanian Rrustë Gradica (Rrustem Gradica) in 1960 in Drenas.
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3 March, 2024
The crimes of komitadjis Mihajl Brodi and Stanku Dimitru against Albanians in Banicë, Gostivari and Kirçova in 1913
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3 March, 2024
A foundation stone laid for the memory of the 19 massacred Albanians from Nashec who were murdered by Serbian forces under Bozidar Jankovic in 1913.
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2 March, 2024
Edith Durham in “The Near East” on August 1, 1913: Serbian and Montenegrin plunder of Albanians.
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2 March, 2024
In Kërçovë and Zajas bones of Albanians killed by Serbian forces in 1913, were found and excavated.
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2 March, 2024
Serbian forces killed 12,000 Albanian civilians in Ferizaj in 1912.
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2 March, 2024
Russian plans of Pan-Slavism and the assimilation of Albanians (1700-1912)
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2 March, 2024
List of Albanians killed during Serbian atrocities in Lubizdhi Municipality of 1913
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2 March, 2024
List of the 153 people killed by the Serbian army and komitadjis in 1915
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2 March, 2024
Serbian war criminals Savo Batarja and Spiro Delloci and their atrocities against Albanians in 1912 and 1913
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21 February, 2024
The Reichpost reporting on Serbian war crimes in 1912 in Prizren: “Serb soldiers shot down any Albanian they saw”.
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19 February, 2024
Albanian Correspondence from Malësia: Serbian atrocities in Gjakova in 1912.
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19 February, 2024
Uron an Berchtold in 1913: The Serbian population of Mitrovica taking the Albanians lands and fields
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15 February, 2024
William Howard in 1914: When 200 Albanian shepherds defeated 300 Montenegrin soldiers invading Vulaj.
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15 February, 2024
Dutch newspaper 1913: Serbia violates market freedom, invades territories illegally and shoots village visitors without trial.
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15 February, 2024
Dutch newspaper in 1913: Serbian atrocities united the Albanians.
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14 February, 2024
Russian Tsar in 1914: Give Albania away to Greece and Serbia.
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14 February, 2024
The history of Serbian chauvinist barbarian oppression against Albanians
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14 February, 2024
Albanian Correspondence from 1912: Serbo-Montenegrin atrocities in the regions of Bobaj, Ses, Larushk, Minikel, Scej, Ses, Krujë-Kurbin, Kavajë, Shijak, and Gromen.
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12 February, 2024
Ganija (Gani) Dauti or Ganija Dautovitch – the Albanian patriot who fought 50 Yugoslav police officers in 1926
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8 February, 2024
Serbian war criminal Jovan Babunski (1878-1920)
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7 February, 2024
Newspaper drawing: Serbian troops storm the Austro-Hungarian consul in Prizren.
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2 February, 2024
Albanian patriots in 1912: “The Serbs may have entered Albania, but they will not leave so easily”
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2 February, 2024
The Herald Democrat in December 1912: “The first act of the Serbian commander in Durrës was the lowering of the Albanian flag”
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1 February, 2024
W. W. Howard in 1914: “Serbian troops have ravaged the helpless population of Albania – 60,000 are starving every year”
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1 February, 2024
Serbian and Montenegrin atrocities against Catholic Albanians in Letnicë and Schasschare in 1912
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26 January, 2024
The Albanian town of Bilaci (Bilaç)
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26 January, 2024
The history of the four Albanian Kaçak fighters of Osteci who killed 180 Serbian soldiers in 1927
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25 January, 2024
The “Ujzit te Hasit” or “Ujz Massacre” of 1913 – Serbian and Montenegrin soldiers burning Albanian women and children alive
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25 January, 2024
Pesocani – the Albanian village that endured the worst Serbian massacres
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25 January, 2024
Fazli Berani (1875-1954) the Albanian hero of Drenica
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22 January, 2024
Kolë Gojani (1888-1926) the Albanian Kachak leader
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22 January, 2024
Photo: Serbian priests blessing Serbian commanders before massacring Albanians in 1912.
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17 January, 2024
Slavization or Serbization of Albanian Byzantine Orthodox churches in Kosovo
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15 January, 2024
Rudolf Scharping: “Serbian soldiers killed pregnant women and tore out the fetus”.
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13 January, 2024
When the Orthodox Albanians of Struga demanded that the Albanian language be official
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13 January, 2024
German psychologists: Serbian genocidal legacy is deeply rooted.
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