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Yet Dumbrowski and some Serb seem to suggest the demographic growth there happened from immigration yet provides not a single evidence. At the same time admits there are Vlach/Aromanian toponyms in the area which he treats as a ''pre-Slavic'' population'' The study the Serb did on Opoja in the...

Opoja/Opolje was part of Sanjak of Prizren Seems to be no evidence of any kind of ''mass immigration'' during this period or even for most of the 1600's and 1500's.

What do you think about the jirecek line ? There are various lines drawn from different people. Where do you think was the Greek-Latin border, which one is more correct ?

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French diplomat describes Albanians as the best fighters in the Balkans. I took some parts out. 1829 Félix de Beaujour: The Albanians as Fighters and Soldiers http://albanianhistory.net/1829_Beaujour/index.html

- ''Great Migration of the Serbs from Kosovo 1690'' So the claim that all the refugees came from there is obviously false, another claim, which the essay I quoted mentions is that it was hundreds of thousands of people that came from Kosovo as refugees because one author later changed it to...

1515 John Musachi: Brief Chronicle on the Descendants of our Musachi Dynasty http://albanianhistory.net/1515_Musachi/index.html

The Battle of Kosovo 1389: An Albanian Epic by Anna Di Lellio https://www.amazon.com/Battle-Kosovo-1389-Albanian-Epic/dp/1848850948 From a comment on amazon that read the book: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teodor_II_Muzaka

Another response to Tim Judah and his so called claim about 'Loyal Servants from Northern Albania' , this is 1621 from Northern Albania: 1621 Pjetër Budi: An Albanian Bishop Calls for an Uprising http://albanianhistory.net/1621_Budi/index.html

Just picked up this book on the history of Bosnia.

Some more from Wiki https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pjetër_Bogdani https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toma_Raspasani

Funny thing is when Albanians in Kosovo revolted against Ottomans it was not even part of Principality of Serbia but Ottoman Empire and had like 80%-90% Albanian population unlike Vojvodina 49% Serbian and was still Hungarian territory with large Hungarian population also Germans, Romanians etc...

Vojvodina used to be Hungarian but was settled by Serbs during the Ottoman period as refugees, Serbs then started pushing for independence despite it was mixed territory. A lot of the information on wikipedia regarding Vojvodina is mostly Serbian propaganda. So it's hard to find accurate history...

Northern Albanians on average plot more north and it's an undisputed fact.

Where is the Mafia to take care of these muppets ?

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Here is some more from the Bulgarian text from 11th century which I mentioned in another thread: The Serbs claim they dominated the Kosovo area since 600 AD. At best the Serbs expanded into it's Western parts earliest when they battled the Byzantine after the Bulgarian period or during...

Serbian historians claim Anna Komnea describes Kosovo as 'Rascian' in the 11th century when it is actually a vague description, which they admit and even they seem to mainly suggest the Western part, and seems to describe an area close to Dalmatia. In this case, at best Western Kosova or...

Bulgarian text mentioning Albanian language in eartly 11th century apparently: Interesting it does not mention Serbian language,, nor ''Macedonian'' (Because they are Bulgarians after all) ... No mention of Vlachs though Vlachs were around there for sure as they served under the Bulgarian...

I don't think we are even 10 million. More like 7 maybe all around the world. Albanian dna project is nowhere even as big or active as the Serbian.