- individuals, of
which 2/3 were
Bulgarians and
Vlachs and the rest 1/3 were
Albanophone Muslims with 20-25
Slavophone Gr**** families. The
Christian po****tion...
-
Albanians in
Turkey (Albanian: Shqiptarët në Turqi; Turkish: Türkiye'deki Arnavutlar) are
ethnic Albanian citizens and
denizens of Turkey. They consist...
-
Albanians in
Syria (Albanian: Shqiptarët në Siri)
constitute a
community of
about 5,000 to 10,000 inhabitants,
primarily in the
cities of Damascus, Hama...
- Gr****, but both were used
indiscriminately for both
Muslim and
Christian Albanophones inside and
outside Greece. In
Albania itself, the self-designation Arvanites...
- were
under Skanderbeg's control. The
arrest and
liquidation of
local Albanophone pashas, most
notably that of
Abdurrahman Pasha of
Kalkandelen (now Tetova)...
-
cause of the
uprising was the
arresting and
liquidation of the
local Albanophone pashas, most
notably that of
Abdurrahman Pasha of
Kalkandelen (now Tetovo)...
-
MacFarlane 1850,
Sokolova 1983, Çabej 1975) that
there were at
least five
Albanophone villages in
addition to
Mandrica in the
Edirne (Odrin, Adrianople) region...
-
region of
Macedonia had 1,073,000 Gr****s (Grecophones, Slavophones,
Albanophones), 565,000 Muslims, 215,000
Bulgarians and 16,000 Aromanians. The 1904...
- has been
standardized as
official language of the state.....
Ethnic Albanophone Christians perceive themselves as
national Gr****s. When
speaking Gr****...
- names, Tsams.
Prior to 1944, Gr****
sources often referred to
Chams as
Albanophones (Gr****: Αλβανόφωνοι) or
simply Albanians of Epirus. In Greece, Muslim...
