"THE ALBANIANS - An Ethnic History from Prehistoric Times to the Present"
ISBN-13: 9780899509327
By Dr Edwin E. Jacques - 1994
Page: 328
"...During the naval battle of the Dardanelles in 1912 he (Greek Admiral Kunduriot) shouted a command to the crew of his battleship in the Albanian language. When asked afterwards why he had used this unaccustomed idiom, the admiral replied, "From enthusiasm!" His reponse corresponds very closely to the reason given by Alexander the Great for frequently speaking to his Macedonian troops in their non-Hellenic language"
"...On another occasion Admiral Kunduriot learned that his ship's officers had forbidden the seamen to speak Albanian among themselves. The admiral summoned the seamen on deck and asked them, "A kuvëndoni Shqip, more?" (O you, do you talk together in Albanian?). The sailors looked at one another, hardly knowing what to reply. One of them took courage, and answered, "- We do talk together just a little, Admiral."
Kunduriot replied, "Go ahead and talk together in Albanian, for we are the ones who liberated Greece!" (Dituria January 1927, 86).
1916 Grk Magazine article upset that soldiers in grk army speak Albanian
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Originally posted by TrueMacedonian View Post
and this is in 1916,,,,,,
This book was published in 1914. Now this is what Venizelos said. This book was published in 1920!
I mean how much more can we honestly say here? Considering the facts I would have to wager that Romaika was nothing more than a foreign language for more than half the population of Modern 'greece' in the early 20th century. Where is this hellenism? Where are the hellenes?
The ufologists in A'm'AC have alot to explain here.
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Regarding grk speaking Albanian, these next quotes might have already been seen. But they are classics and some of my collection.
"The Usable Past" - 2003
By K.S Brown & Professor Yannis Hamilakis
Page 140:
"..As a result of a number of historical factors, much of the rural population in central Greece was Albanian-speaking by the time of the creation of modern Greek state in the 1830s"
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VENIZELOS (Famous Greek Statesman - Prime Minister: 1910-1920, 1932)
By Herbert Adams Gibbons, Ph.D
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY - 1920
[At The Peace Conferance]
Page 346:
"...Venizelos advanced the famous theory of national consciousness as the test of nationality..."One may be temped", he said, "to raise the objection that a substantial portion of the Greek population uses ALBANIAN as its mother tongue, and is, consequently, in all probability, of Albanian orgin"
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POLITICS IN MODERN GREECE
By Keith R. Legg
Page 86:
LANGUAGE
"..At the time of independence, the range in local dialects was significant; substantial portions of the population spoke Albanian"
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"EURYDICE STREET - A Place In Athens"
By Dr Sofka Zinovieff, PhD
Published: 2004
Page: 38
"..This preoccupation with Greekness only really began after the War of Independence (1830), when defining what it meant to be Greek became a vital element in creating a new state - Their first capital was the smart little Peloponnesian port Nafplio. It was thought to be far more suitable than the goat-infested ruins and the insignificant, predominantly Turkish-Albanian settlement which existed in 1900-century Athens"
And My Favourite.
I wish there was video footage of this lol
OHPAHHHHHHH
the liberators of Greece…..Nine or ten of them performed the Albanian national dance, to the sound of a bad fiddle and a little jingling guitar played with a quill, for the amusement of her Majesty, who did not seem enchanted with this exhibition….these men, who were exposing themselves in this absurd manner, were the far-famed Colocotroni, Nikitas, surnamed the Turkophagos, or Turk-eater, Makryani, Vasso of Montenegro, Kota Botzaris,, and others equally celebrated…….this was merely the dance of the Albanians, a totally distinct race of men from the Greeks. (Blackwood’s Magazine, XLIII)
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Coastal is having some identity issues embracing his Albanian heritage. Hence the nasties and detracting away from written evidence.
Its ok, we understand. Must be really hard to see how there is no such thing as "Greek" hence your obsession with Macedonia. We dont mind if you want to be one of us
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This Hell-Ass is funny can we keep him around abit more before we ban his @ss
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Originally posted by CoastalDo you have any quotes of the book about Macedonians?
This would be interesting...
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Originally posted by Coastal View PostYou are right...this Albania" book is like a Bible.
We must swear on this from now on.
PS-TM are you a kind of obsessed with dna? You know..clear blood and all the stuff..
I guess you were tested,and the results were "100% Macedonian-son of Alexander the Great" You must start lessons of Greek then..your Dad was speaking them fluently
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Originally posted by TrueMacedonian View Post
But the topic is not about Macedonians. It's about your kind and the Albanianess of your kind. Squirming and worming your way around still doesn't change the fact that in 1916 the majority of your soldiers spoke Albanian. 1916 is less than a hundred years ago. Is this BS with hellenism really supposed to make a believer out of us? I hope that you're fully brainwashed into believing in it because reading something like the above would cancel my yearly subscription to Parnassos.
We must swear on this from now on.
PS-TM are you a kind of obsessed with dna? You know..clear blood and all the stuff..
I guess you were tested,and the results were "100% Macedonian-son of Alexander the Great" You must start lessons of Greek then..your Dad was speaking them fluently
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So it's the book ALBANIA:THE RISE OF A KINGDOM...that quotes Parnassos newspaper ,without of course mentioning the exact day and Leaf of the Paper ,and without putting a photo of the original.
No what is written before ,no what is written after.
So many (...) ... hm...
Ok i am persuaded. What if in 1916 the Borders of Greeks stretch to Nestos River,including south Macedonia ,Thessaly,Crete ...
Who knows maybe the Cretans were speaking Arvanitic too..
Do you have any quotes of the book about Macedonians?
This would be interesting...
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Originally posted by Soldier of Macedon View PostCoastal, this isn't 1816, but 1916. Now that almost another century has lapsed, do you think Albanian is still the main tongue of Greek army personnel? Or did that situation end when the Albanians in the Greek army were taught to sing army songs in Greek against their own people?
No what is written before ,no what is written after.
So many (...) ... hm...
Ok i am persuaded. What if in 1916 the Borders of Greeks stretch to Nestos River,including south Macedonia ,Thessaly,Crete ...
Who knows maybe the Cretans were speaking Arvanitic too..
Do you have any quotes of the book about Macedonians?
This would be interesting...
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I do believe Greeks exist, I just don't agree on the numbers and the way they transpired. Most had a new identity conjured for them by outsiders, as opposed to the native identification process for Macedonians, who didn't need someone from England or Bavaria to tell us about our own historical origins.
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SoM its like the holy grail does a greek actually exisit....mere pleasure like toying a cat with a toy mouse.
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