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Those are both Kosovars. I haven't really seen any correlation. In fact it is Kosovans and some Montenegro Albos that plot the most North out of all Albanians and Northern Albania and Albania was filled with Slavs too at one point, both Serbs and Bulgarians. And Albanians in Northern Albania /...

Certainly nothing to do with being a troll, unless you're also claiming geneticists and even Carleton Coon was a troll. It reperesents the same people that settled Western Balkans during the Iron Age / Bronze Age and formed the Glasinac culture. They originated most likely from the Steppes or...

Lmao. And this mentally unstable guy accuses me of being anti-Albanian when you're the ''Kosovan identity'' guy :laughing: I defended you for a minute then you come and attack me ? Man, you really have some nerves. :laughing:

Nations are imagined communities. This idea was put forward by Irish political scientist and historian Benedict Anderson in his 1991 book Imagined Communities. They are imagined “because the members of even the smallest nation will never know most of their fellow-members, meet them, of even hear...

https://www.prospectmagazine.co.uk/magazine/thebattleofkosovo

That the Ottoman authorities showed some tolerance to the Serbian Orthodox church becomes apparent through the fact that in 1557 the Patriarchate of Pec was reinstated. Orthodox Serbs now gained the status of millet; a religious community that enjoyed high levels of autonomy. This lead to...

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Not just some mistakes. He makes many mistakes, regarding demographics, 1690 etc but there are some interesting points Of course not surprised he quoted TIM JUDAH on that matter. For example Kosta Novakovic puts the Serb population in 1912 in the region at 10%-15% and not 30%-40% ( which was...

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And not that it matters how many people left that place, this would just show more Albanians were willing to stay as concluded by the author here https://studenttheses.universiteitleiden.nl/access/item%3A2700244/view , he talks about nationalist myths and the work of Batakovic . Of course not...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pjetër_Bogdani https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toma_Raspasani https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Turkish_War#Kosovo

The above link is from a Slovakian , finally it is starting to get recognized that this is nothing but falsified history depicting Albanians as Ottoman sponsored transplants that almost had no presence before the 'Migration', the Serbs are depicted as rebellious people that were pushed out .

https://www.academia.edu/35488747

'Great Migration of the Serbs from Kosovo 1690' , a nationalist myth that has no historical evidence: https://www.nybooks.com/articles/1998/07/16/kosovos-history/

This was my last one from many years back, haven't updated in a long time

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Here is a map: What we do know is that the name 'Epirotae' and 'Arnautae' was used for Albanians before.

Here is some more regarding modern Albania (Epirus Nova) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epirus_(Roman_province) Sure, toponyms in Northern Albania are Latin/Pre-Slavic and/or follow Albanian sound changes (Durres, Lezha, Drin, Shkodra etc), like in Kosovo, Montenegro and Northern Macedonia...

This is a thread about origin of Albanian language and not about the language in general so of course one has to discuss other related ethnic groups, I made another thread here regarding the Jirecek line which is pretty relevant to it's origin too...

Even Albanians from village to village insult each other or from region to region. You have city dwellers that insult katunars etc. Why you taking it all to heart ? It is certainly not propaganda regarding the genetics, Kosovars do cluster further away from Greeks and other Southern/Central...