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Tja, was hat Griechenland bei der Besetzung Camerias 1913 getan?
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Tja, was hat Griechenland bei der Besetzung Camerias 1913 getan?
Averoff
Turkish fleet lol
pass auf mein freund erstens lebten im südepirus auch griechen
zweitens war der ganze balkan multiethnisch durch das osmanische reich
drittens wurde den camen nicht ein haar gekrümmt bis zum zweiten weltkrieg
viertens was hat das jetzt mit 1913 zu tun???ich könnte auch sagen was haben die muslim-albaner den griechen angetan unter osmanischer besatzung all den jahrhunderten???
illyrian_eagle
Spitzen-Poster
Robert
Gesperrt
hatte schon gepostet.
Mark Milani (1833 - 1901), ishte vojvoda malazeze që i ka njohur shumë mirë shqiptarët ka thënë për Shalën se “Shala nuk i dorëzon armët pa lënë kokat, dhe as kokat s’i dorëzon pa armë“ Marku dhe te gjithe familja e Drekalloviqeve nga Mali i Zi ishin te Fisit Kuq, dhe se ishin me origjine shqiptare, por imponimet e rrymave te ndryshme e kan nderruar fene nga ajo katolike ne ate ortodokse dhe si rrjedhoje edhe gjuhen por jo zakonet, edhe sot e tutje ka shqiptar me mbiemrin Kuqi qe nuk jan asimiluar dhe se kan ikur nga Mali i Zi per ne Kosove per ti shpetuar masakrave, kete e ka konfirmuar edhe njohesi i mire i kesaj ceshtje Anton Nike Berisha ne Librin e Folklorit te Shqiptareve.[1]
DER VERRÄTER WAR EIN ALBANER,SO WIE ESAD PASHA.
Mark Milani (1833 - 1901), ishte vojvoda malazeze që i ka njohur shumë mirë shqiptarët ka thënë për Shalën se “Shala nuk i dorëzon armët pa lënë kokat, dhe as kokat s’i dorëzon pa armë“ Marku dhe te gjithe familja e Drekalloviqeve nga Mali i Zi ishin te Fisit Kuq, dhe se ishin me origjine shqiptare, por imponimet e rrymave te ndryshme e kan nderruar fene nga ajo katolike ne ate ortodokse dhe si rrjedhoje edhe gjuhen por jo zakonet, edhe sot e tutje ka shqiptar me mbiemrin Kuqi qe nuk jan asimiluar dhe se kan ikur nga Mali i Zi per ne Kosove per ti shpetuar masakrave, kete e ka konfirmuar edhe njohesi i mire i kesaj ceshtje Anton Nike Berisha ne Librin e Folklorit te Shqiptareve.[1]
DER VERRÄTER WAR EIN ALBANER,SO WIE ESAD PASHA.
illyrian_eagle
Spitzen-Poster
Robert
Gesperrt
Bei Esad pasha legte das Serbische Parlament eine 3 minuten schweigepause oder wie man den fick nennt.
Serbischer heroj weil er nach seinem tod albanien an den machtgierigen serben geben wollte.
der hat nichtmal sein grab in seinem land gefunden.
albanien ist von blutdurstigen umgeben,heute noch.
Serbischer heroj weil er nach seinem tod albanien an den machtgierigen serben geben wollte.
der hat nichtmal sein grab in seinem land gefunden.
albanien ist von blutdurstigen umgeben,heute noch.
Robert
Gesperrt
ich weiß nicht wie mark milani umgebracht wurde,aber ich weiß wie esad pasha umgebracht wurde und 2 kugeln waren zu wenig,aber hauptsache tod.
alle welt sah avni rustemi als held,deswegen wurde er freigesprochen.
wie es geschrieben steht,seine ganze nachkommen werden albanien nie besuchen dürfen.(kuqi)
illyrian_eagle
Spitzen-Poster
Marko Miljanov Popović (Cyrillic: Марко Миљанов Поповић) (25 April 1833 in Medun near Podgorica – 2 February 1901 in Herceg Novi) was a warrior and writer from Montenegro. He was also a leader of the Kuči clan.
Biography
Marko Miljanov Popović Kuč was born in a distinguished family in the village of Medun. He was born to a Serbian Orthodox Christian father of Albanian origin and Albanian Catholic Christian mother. Like all of his countrymen, in his youth, he took part in attacks on Turks.
In 1856, he came to the Montenegrin capital Cetinje and entered the service of Prince Danilo in his guards unit called perjanici. For his bravery and successes in raids on Turkish territory and as a man of confidence, he was awarded in 1862 the position of judge and head of Bratonožići clan. For his work on unification of Kuči with Montenegro in 1874, he had a price set on his head by the Turks. The same year saw his appointment to the Montenegrin Senate (from 1879 transformed into a State Council). In the 1876-78 war against the Turks, he victoriously commanded Montenegrin forces in the Battle of Fundina. After a fierce disagreement with Prince Nikola in 1882, he had to leave the State Council and decided to retire from public to his native Medun.
Although he was 50 years old, Marko Miljanov, who was illiterate like the most of his countrymen, decided to learn to write. He explained his urge in a foreword to the lost manuscript of his epic songs with the words: “Dear Serb brother, if you had the chance to see the heroes that I have seen, your heart would give you no peace until you have responded to the heroes who die merrily for their own and rights of all of us.”
Hier ausnahmsweise eine Quelle von mir
Weil es sonst heist illyrian bastelt sich wieder etwas zusammen
Biography
Marko Miljanov Popović Kuč was born in a distinguished family in the village of Medun. He was born to a Serbian Orthodox Christian father of Albanian origin and Albanian Catholic Christian mother. Like all of his countrymen, in his youth, he took part in attacks on Turks.
In 1856, he came to the Montenegrin capital Cetinje and entered the service of Prince Danilo in his guards unit called perjanici. For his bravery and successes in raids on Turkish territory and as a man of confidence, he was awarded in 1862 the position of judge and head of Bratonožići clan. For his work on unification of Kuči with Montenegro in 1874, he had a price set on his head by the Turks. The same year saw his appointment to the Montenegrin Senate (from 1879 transformed into a State Council). In the 1876-78 war against the Turks, he victoriously commanded Montenegrin forces in the Battle of Fundina. After a fierce disagreement with Prince Nikola in 1882, he had to leave the State Council and decided to retire from public to his native Medun.
Although he was 50 years old, Marko Miljanov, who was illiterate like the most of his countrymen, decided to learn to write. He explained his urge in a foreword to the lost manuscript of his epic songs with the words: “Dear Serb brother, if you had the chance to see the heroes that I have seen, your heart would give you no peace until you have responded to the heroes who die merrily for their own and rights of all of us.”
Hier ausnahmsweise eine Quelle von mir
Weil es sonst heist illyrian bastelt sich wieder etwas zusammen
rockafellA
Gesperrt
pass auf mein freund erstens lebten im südepirus auch griechen
zweitens war der ganze balkan multiethnisch durch das osmanische reich
drittens wurde den camen nicht ein haar gekrümmt bis zum zweiten weltkrieg
viertens was hat das jetzt mit 1913 zu tun???ich könnte auch sagen was haben die muslim-albaner den griechen angetan unter osmanischer besatzung all den jahrhunderten???
leute,zieht euch diese argumentation mal rein!!!.
nlyamother:wir albaner haben sie unter denn osmanen unterdrückt,dabei waren die "schutzgeld erpresser"(steuereintreiber)allesamt griechen??
soviel vertrauen hatten schon damals die sultane für euch, und du kommst mir mit unterdrückt???
junge eure beamte haben unser schwerverdientes beschlagnahmt,und albanische beamte haben euch dafür malträtiert,so läuft dass in einer diktatur,aber dass ist noch lange kein grund albaner aus ihrer heimat zu vertreiben,und schon dass du sowas rechtfertigst zeigt dass du null ahnung hast.
Robert
Gesperrt
Marko Miljanov Popović (Cyrillic: Марко Миљанов Поповић) (25 April 1833 in Medun near Podgorica – 2 February 1901 in Herceg Novi) was a warrior and writer from Montenegro. He was also a leader of the Kuči clan.
Biography
Marko Miljanov Popović Kuč was born in a distinguished family in the village of Medun. He was born to a Serbian Orthodox Christian father of Albanian origin and Albanian Catholic Christian mother. Like all of his countrymen, in his youth, he took part in attacks on Turks.
In 1856, he came to the Montenegrin capital Cetinje and entered the service of Prince Danilo in his guards unit called perjanici. For his bravery and successes in raids on Turkish territory and as a man of confidence, he was awarded in 1862 the position of judge and head of Bratonožići clan. For his work on unification of Kuči with Montenegro in 1874, he had a price set on his head by the Turks. The same year saw his appointment to the Montenegrin Senate (from 1879 transformed into a State Council). In the 1876-78 war against the Turks, he victoriously commanded Montenegrin forces in the Battle of Fundina. After a fierce disagreement with Prince Nikola in 1882, he had to leave the State Council and decided to retire from public to his native Medun.
Although he was 50 years old, Marko Miljanov, who was illiterate like the most of his countrymen, decided to learn to write. He explained his urge in a foreword to the lost manuscript of his epic songs with the words: “Dear Serb brother, if you had the chance to see the heroes that I have seen, your heart would give you no peace until you have responded to the heroes who die merrily for their own and rights of all of us.”
Hier ausnahmsweise eine Quelle von mir
Weil es sonst heist illyrian bastelt sich wieder etwas zusammen
po de KUCI,
such mal in albanien einen KUCI.
sind alle in serbischem montenegro.