Bilderthread über albanische Krieger und sonstige Albaner (traditionell)

[FloKrass]

Letzte offizielle öffentliche Hinrichtung in Fier, Albanien,1992. Die beiden Aufgehängten ermordeten eine fünfköpfige Familie, darunter auch ein Baby und raubten 5000 Lek, was heute umgerechnet vllt ein paar Euro macht. (Das Foto passt vllt hier nicht ganz so richtig, aber dafür wollte ich keinen extra Thread aufmachen)

Sie haben keine Berechtigung Anhänge anzusehen. Anhänge sind ausgeblendet.

Eine Briefmarke der amerikanischen Nationalpost zu ehren der albanischen Unabhägigkeit:

Sie haben keine Berechtigung Anhänge anzusehen. Anhänge sind ausgeblendet.

Erstes albanisches Buch in albanischer Sprache aus dem Jahr 1555:

Sie haben keine Berechtigung Anhänge anzusehen. Anhänge sind ausgeblendet.

Sie haben keine Berechtigung Anhänge anzusehen. Anhänge sind ausgeblendet.

Ismail Qemali (Originalfoto)

Sie haben keine Berechtigung Anhänge anzusehen. Anhänge sind ausgeblendet.

Sie haben keine Berechtigung Anhänge anzusehen. Anhänge sind ausgeblendet.

Ka gjasa te kete qene jashtzakonisht shtatlarte Skenderbeu (per ate kohe kur ka jetuar), sepse ne shume shkrime pershkruhet si njeri i madh. Pastaj mund te shpjegohet si ka mundur te luftoj me shpata aq te gjata (shpata e lakuar ka qene 121 cm, kurse ajo drejte 85 cm e gjate, qe per ate kohe kane qene jashtzakonisht te gjate). Shtatlartesia mesatare ne kohen e Mesjetes ka qene diku 166 cm. Nje njeri me 166 cm nuk ka mund te mbaj ne kellefin e shpates nje shpate 121 cm te gjate, sepse do e pengonte duke ecur.


Kosova warrior Isa Boletini (1864-1916). June 1914. - Luftëtar kosovar Isa Boletini (1864-1916). Foto Juni 1914:

Sie haben keine Berechtigung Anhänge anzusehen. Anhänge sind ausgeblendet.

 

[Gelöschtes Mitglied 13212]

Vlachen/Aromunen

Aromanian shepherd in traditional clothes, photo from the early 1900s, Archive: Manachia Brothers.

 

[Karim-Benzema]

5000 Leke war in kommunistischer Zeit 1-2 Monatslöhne. Also nicht wie heute. ^^

 

[VoxPopuli]

Sie haben keine Berechtigung Anhänge anzusehen. Anhänge sind ausgeblendet.

 

[Nonqimi]

The Battle of Rržanica (Montenegrin: Bitka na Rržanici; Albanian: Beteja e Rrzhanicës) took place on the bridge of Rržanica river in Montenegro. King Nicholas I of Montenegro had planned intentions of invading Albanian lands. The King's intentions, with several others, was to invade Albania and discuss plans with his general (Marko Miljanov) on how to do so. The word quickly was sent to the Albanians of Malësia (Great Highlands). Marash Uci traveled to Çun Mula in Hoti and asked him to summon the tribal leaders of Hoti and Gruda to the Church of Saint John's (Kisha e Shen Gjonit), located in Hoti, without delay for a council meeting.


The men resolve to take arms to defend their land, and make Çun Mula their commander, one of those men were Baca Kurti of Gruda. The Malësors of Hoti and Gruda battled against the forces of Marko Miljanov. The Montenegrins were defeated at Rržanica Bridge and Marko Miljanov was forced to withdraw. King Nicholas in Cetinje was informed of the defeat and was told that Albanian forces are massing at the border.


When Prince Nicholas I of Montenegro and his army stepped foot on the Albanian land (which had been given to him by the Congress of Berlin)the albanian nationalist Baca Kurti heard gunshots from an extreme point in Malësia, and he and other men of Malësia organized a resistance against Montenegro and against the injustice of Europe. He opposed the selling of Albanian land in th European Diplomacy deal. A golden page in the 1,000 years of Albanian history was made towards the end of the 19th century, when Baca Kurti and other Malësors of Northern Albania fought and defeated Montenegrins in the Battle of Ržanica. These words he said towards his fellow natives for the protection of Ura e Rrzhanicës (Rrzhanica Bridge) in Malësia, against the Montenegrin army;




Vëllazën, anmiku po na mësyen! Kush don me dekë sot për vend të vet dhe për nder të armëve të veta, të vinë pas meje!
("Brothers, the enemy is coming after us! whoever wants to die today for their own country and for the honor of their armor, shall follow me")
—Baca Kurti

 

[Drangue]

The Battle of Rržanica (Montenegrin: Bitka na Rržanici; Albanian: Beteja e Rrzhanicës) took place on the bridge of Rržanica river in Montenegro. King Nicholas I of Montenegro had planned intentions of invading Albanian lands. The King's intentions, with several others, was to invade Albania and discuss plans with his general (Marko Miljanov) on how to do so. The word quickly was sent to the Albanians of Malësia (Great Highlands). Marash Uci traveled to Çun Mula in Hoti and asked him to summon the tribal leaders of Hoti and Gruda to the Church of Saint John's (Kisha e Shen Gjonit), located in Hoti, without delay for a council meeting.


The men resolve to take arms to defend their land, and make Çun Mula their commander, one of those men were Baca Kurti of Gruda. The Malësors of Hoti and Gruda battled against the forces of Marko Miljanov. The Montenegrins were defeated at Rržanica Bridge and Marko Miljanov was forced to withdraw. King Nicholas in Cetinje was informed of the defeat and was told that Albanian forces are massing at the border.


When Prince Nicholas I of Montenegro and his army stepped foot on the Albanian land (which had been given to him by the Congress of Berlin)the albanian nationalist Baca Kurti heard gunshots from an extreme point in Malësia, and he and other men of Malësia organized a resistance against Montenegro and against the injustice of Europe. He opposed the selling of Albanian land in th European Diplomacy deal. A golden page in the 1,000 years of Albanian history was made towards the end of the 19th century, when Baca Kurti and other Malësors of Northern Albania fought and defeated Montenegrins in the Battle of Ržanica. These words he said towards his fellow natives for the protection of Ura e Rrzhanicës (Rrzhanica Bridge) in Malësia, against the Montenegrin army;




Vëllazën, anmiku po na mësyen! Kush don me dekë sot për vend të vet dhe për nder të armëve të veta, të vinë pas meje!
("Brothers, the enemy is coming after us! whoever wants to die today for their own country and for the honor of their armor, shall follow me")
—Baca Kurti

Baca Kurti - Nikollë Nikprelaj www.kercova.net - YouTube

 

[Nonqimi]

Baca Kurti - Nikollë Nikprelaj [url]www.kercova.net - YouTube[/URL]

Ne frage kann es sein das dieser Baca Kurti verwant ist mit Albin Kurti der kommt ja auch ursprünglich aus MNE

 

[Drangue]

Ne frage kann es sein das dieser Baca Kurti verwant ist mit Albin Kurti der kommt ja auch ursprünglich aus MNE

Keine Ahnung. "Kurt" ist ja eh türkisch (wolf, albanisch in diesem Fall uk,ujk). Man kann auch nicht gerade sagen dass alle "Hasani" miteinander verwandt sind.

 

[Nonqimi]

Keine Ahnung. "Kurt" ist ja eh türkisch (wolf, albanisch in diesem Fall uk,ujk). Man kann auch nicht gerade sagen dass alle "Hasani" miteinander verwandt sind.

Ja ich weiss aber dachte weil beide aus MNE sind

 

[Gelöschtes Mitglied 11200]

Ne frage kann es sein das dieser Baca Kurti verwant ist mit Albin Kurti der kommt ja auch ursprünglich aus MNE

Nein, Baca Kurti war Katholik und hieß mit Nachnamen Gjokaj.