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PašAga
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Weshalb ist er Wilkommener als ich ?
Weil ich Moslem bin und AlbaMuslims nicht kritisiere/beleidige ? :S
Anders kann ich es mir nicht erklären...denn eine Abneigung gegenüber Christen hab ich nicht.
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Weshalb ist er Wilkommener als ich ?
Weil ich Moslem bin und AlbaMuslims nicht kritisiere/beleidige ? :S
Anders kann ich es mir nicht erklären...denn eine Abneigung gegenüber Christen hab ich nicht.
Robert
Gesperrt
Wenn dich das alles interessiert,dann erkundige dich,lerne dazu und wirf nicht einfach was blödes rein. Ist besser für dich,denn sonst blamierst du dich nur.
Was albanische christen aus den USA für Albanien und Kosovo getan haben,das kann niemand nachmachen. Es gibt christen die ihr ganzes leben der befreiung Kosovos gewidmet haben und nicht die früchte ihrer arbeit ernten konnten und können (das ist übrigens der Grund warum Anton Kcira zu emotional reagierte),das obwohl 90 oder 95% der albaner in Kosovo moslems sind. Die haben dabei nicht an Religion gedacht,sondern einfach an die albaner.
Die Albanische christenlobby hat unmengen an Geld für Albanien und Kosovo ausgegeben, indem man amerikanische Präsidentschaffts kanidaten finanziell bei den Wahlen unterstützt haben. Und das tun die heute noch,obwohl dort der Islam dominiert.
Als Albanien geteilt werden sollte,da haben die albanischen Christen es verhindert,christen aus den USA,Fan Noli z.b.
Fan Noli
Nach dem Krieg konnte er den amerikanischen Präsidenten Woodrow Wilson dazu bewegen, sich bei den Pariser Friedensverhandlungen für die albanische Unabhängigkeit auszusprechen, die dann auch erreicht werden konnte. Mit der Aufnahme Albaniens in den Völkerbund 1920 war der junge Staat international anerkannt. Auch dieser Erfolg war wesentlich ein Verdienst Nolis.
In Kosovo war es fast der selbe Fall.
JoeDiguardi,Mutter Teresa und andere christen haben immer darum gebeten,man möge dem Kosovo helfen. Joe Dioguardi´s lebenswerk!
DioGuardi ist ein Menschenrechtsaktivist für das Balkangebiet. Seit 1989 unternahm er alleine oder in Begleitung ranghoher US-Politiker 15 Besuche in die Region. Als Gründer und Präsident der „Albanian American Civic League“ setzt er sich stark für die albanische Bevölkerung in Albanien sowie auch im Kosovo ein. DioGuardi ist seit 1979 Ritter des Malteserordens. Seine Tochter ist die Musikproduzentin und Musikerin Kara DioGuardi.
Gegründet von Christen:
Vatra (Vereinigung)
Kannst du dir vorstellen was aus Albanien und Kosovo geworden wäre ohne die Christen? Oder wieviele Moscheen dort jetzt stehen würden wenn es die nicht gegeben hätte?
Was haben denn die "muslimischen Brüder" aus Arabien oder der Türkei getan? Muslimische Albaner aufgenommen,als Serbien sie wie Vieh aus dem eigenen Land abtransportierte,die muslimischen "Brüder" haben dann ihre Kultur unterdrückt!
Die Albanischen christen in Italien haben ihre Kultur noch,und stell dir or,die italiener sind nichtmal unsere Brüder.
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Robert
Gesperrt
Anton Logoreci (1910-1990): Torchbearer of Democracy
Pishtar i Demokracise
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Anton Logoreci was born in Shkodër, Albania on July 19, 1910 and died in London on September 23, 1990. He was the latest treasure to be given to the world by his Albanian Catholic family. Others included the Archbishop of Shkope, Mother Teresa's parents, and Logoreci's uncle Mati who worked to preserve Albanian culture in Kosovë, and assisting in the formulation of an greed alphabet for the Albanian language. Logoreci attended the Franciscan elementary school in Shkodër during his childhood where he served at the altar of St. Anthony's church. He regularly served Mass for Fr. Gjergj Fishta, the great Albanian author and poet laureate. At the encouragement of his uncle, he transferred from the Jesuit College Saverianum to the AmericanTechnical College in Tirana which was established by the American Red Cross in 1922. The College was an important addition to Albania -- in its classrooms, a cosmopolitan group of young men were formed with the education essential to make Albania a full member of contemporary European society, and Logoreci was one of its brightest pupils. While studying at the Technical College, Logoreci was editor of the school magazine Laboremus. There he developed a distinctive prose style which he would later use to great success working for the BBC in London. He graduated with honors in 1927 and worked first as a teacher in the mountain villages of Albania. King Zog appointed General Jocelyn Percy to organize a gendarmerie, and he chose Logoreci as his interpreter. This work gave him a first-hand knowledge of the political eccentricities of Eastern Europe which he would use the rest of his life.
In order to better serve his homeland, Logoreci went to study at the London School of Economics (LSE) and while finishing his studies there, Mussolini invaded Albania. Unable to return to Albania, Logoreci was spared internment and gained a post as head of the BBC's new Overseas Service. There, beginning in 1940, Logoreci's reports were broadcast into his homeland bringing news to his countrymen when it was unavailable elsewhere until the BBC ended the service after the war. He was one of the best-qualified Eastern European commentators and, later, he became a program writer on Central Europe and remained a valuable commentator for the BBC for years afterwards where he specialized in Eastern Europe's human rights problems as well as developments in Albania.
Logoreci was single-handedly responsible for most of the attention Albania received after the war. He condemned Hoxha early in his dictatorship, stressing that Albania's future must lie in Western democracy rather than communism. Logoreci was a vociferous defender of Kosovë's autonomy, culture, and traditions. His commentaries were insightful and often prophetic.
But all of Logoreci's political expertise and knowledge were accidents of his trade, and not his greatest love. Literature was his great passion. His distinctive style in Albanian prose and poetry was admired for its sharp beauty. He introduced his countrymen to Europe's contemporary writers with his literary essays. He likewise introduced Europeans with Albanians in his 1977 book, The Albanians -- Europe's Forgotten Survivors (Victor Gollancz, London, 1977 ASIN 0575022299).
-- Excerpted from the Albanian Catholic Bulletin, San Francisco, California, Volume XII, 1991 [/FONT]
In 1993, Albania awarded Logoreci the medal "Pishtar i Demokracise (Torchbearer of Democracy)." The Award read as follows:
REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA
The President of the Republic awards Anton Pjeter Logoreci with the medal
"Torchbearer of Democracy"
An outstanding many-sided personality of Albanian culture, a staunch
anti-communist and a brilliant champion of the entire national cause.
Tirana, August 2, 1993 Decree No. 616
(signed) Sali Berisha, President
Pishtar i Demokracise
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Anton Logoreci was born in Shkodër, Albania on July 19, 1910 and died in London on September 23, 1990. He was the latest treasure to be given to the world by his Albanian Catholic family. Others included the Archbishop of Shkope, Mother Teresa's parents, and Logoreci's uncle Mati who worked to preserve Albanian culture in Kosovë, and assisting in the formulation of an greed alphabet for the Albanian language. Logoreci attended the Franciscan elementary school in Shkodër during his childhood where he served at the altar of St. Anthony's church. He regularly served Mass for Fr. Gjergj Fishta, the great Albanian author and poet laureate. At the encouragement of his uncle, he transferred from the Jesuit College Saverianum to the AmericanTechnical College in Tirana which was established by the American Red Cross in 1922. The College was an important addition to Albania -- in its classrooms, a cosmopolitan group of young men were formed with the education essential to make Albania a full member of contemporary European society, and Logoreci was one of its brightest pupils. While studying at the Technical College, Logoreci was editor of the school magazine Laboremus. There he developed a distinctive prose style which he would later use to great success working for the BBC in London. He graduated with honors in 1927 and worked first as a teacher in the mountain villages of Albania. King Zog appointed General Jocelyn Percy to organize a gendarmerie, and he chose Logoreci as his interpreter. This work gave him a first-hand knowledge of the political eccentricities of Eastern Europe which he would use the rest of his life.
In order to better serve his homeland, Logoreci went to study at the London School of Economics (LSE) and while finishing his studies there, Mussolini invaded Albania. Unable to return to Albania, Logoreci was spared internment and gained a post as head of the BBC's new Overseas Service. There, beginning in 1940, Logoreci's reports were broadcast into his homeland bringing news to his countrymen when it was unavailable elsewhere until the BBC ended the service after the war. He was one of the best-qualified Eastern European commentators and, later, he became a program writer on Central Europe and remained a valuable commentator for the BBC for years afterwards where he specialized in Eastern Europe's human rights problems as well as developments in Albania.
Logoreci was single-handedly responsible for most of the attention Albania received after the war. He condemned Hoxha early in his dictatorship, stressing that Albania's future must lie in Western democracy rather than communism. Logoreci was a vociferous defender of Kosovë's autonomy, culture, and traditions. His commentaries were insightful and often prophetic.
But all of Logoreci's political expertise and knowledge were accidents of his trade, and not his greatest love. Literature was his great passion. His distinctive style in Albanian prose and poetry was admired for its sharp beauty. He introduced his countrymen to Europe's contemporary writers with his literary essays. He likewise introduced Europeans with Albanians in his 1977 book, The Albanians -- Europe's Forgotten Survivors (Victor Gollancz, London, 1977 ASIN 0575022299).
-- Excerpted from the Albanian Catholic Bulletin, San Francisco, California, Volume XII, 1991 [/FONT]
In 1993, Albania awarded Logoreci the medal "Pishtar i Demokracise (Torchbearer of Democracy)." The Award read as follows:
REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA
The President of the Republic awards Anton Pjeter Logoreci with the medal
"Torchbearer of Democracy"
An outstanding many-sided personality of Albanian culture, a staunch
anti-communist and a brilliant champion of the entire national cause.
Tirana, August 2, 1993 Decree No. 616
(signed) Sali Berisha, President
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Feuerengel
Guest
Die Bänke wurden durch Spendengelder bezahlt. An den Bänken stehen auch die Namen der Spender. Sehr viele grosse Firmen wie Sigal oder Dukagjini wie auch viele muslimische Namen:
O ne jemi popull plote tolerance dhe miresjellje, por keta qyqanat e Mergimit hajn mut dhe i prishin punet...
Drangue
Geek
Drangue
Geek
Albanisch- Katholische Kirchen aus Montenegro.
Die Erste sieht ja fett aus
Die zweite hat diese geile "Nachkriegsarchitektur, zu schön
Drangue
Geek
Mein Onkel hat hier paar Jahre lang die Kirche geleitet, eher er nach Shkodra einberufen wurde. Neben der ist eine neuere Kirche gebaut.
Kisha e vjetër në Shën Gjergj (Komuna Ulqin/Arqipeshkvia e Tivarit)
(Pllakat në nder të Imzot Simon Filipaj, në Hyrje të Kishës në Shën Gjergj)
(Famullia ndodhet në Zonën Kufitare me Shqiperinë)
Kisha e vjetër në Shën Gjergj (Komuna Ulqin/Arqipeshkvia e Tivarit)
(Pllakat në nder të Imzot Simon Filipaj, në Hyrje të Kishës në Shën Gjergj)
(Famullia ndodhet në Zonën Kufitare me Shqiperinë)
Robert
Gesperrt
Letztens habe ich hier im Forum so eine Video was ein albaner gepostet hat gesehen. Ein Video von diesem albanischen P. Vogel /Osama,in jedem Satz kam er mit arabischen wörtern.
Albaner haben für diese Sprache gekämpft und geblutet,auch muslime (sollte man ihm vielleicht mal sagen),damit spuckt er also auf ganz Albanien und Kosovo. Richtig nett !
Albaner haben für diese Sprache gekämpft und geblutet,auch muslime (sollte man ihm vielleicht mal sagen),damit spuckt er also auf ganz Albanien und Kosovo. Richtig nett !