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Zusammen mit Shtoj bildet Boriçi i Madh die größte kompakte
Ansiedlung von den Podgoricanen in Vraka."; p. 108. "Boriçi i Vogël - Borić Mali / Stari / Vezirov. Mit ungefahr 15 Familien bilden die Slavophonen von Boriçi i Vogël die einzige kompakte Gruppe der Orthodoxen in Vraka."; p. 111. "Gril - Grilj. In Gril leben offiziell 1.090 Einwohner bzw. 195 Familien. Die Angaben über die Zahl der orthodoxen Familien der montenegreschen Minderheit schwanken zwischen zwei bis drei und zehn. Hier befindet sich die die albanische Schule für Vraka und ferner eine neugebaute orthodoxe Kirche, die freilich keinen Priester hat. Die orthodoxen Einwohner sollen zunächst wegen der Blutrache von Montenegro nach Daragjat und von dort 1935-1936 nach Vraka gezogen sein, wie VK angbit. Er ist auch einer der wenigen Rückkehrer, der am Anfang der 1990-er nach Montenegro ging und wider zurückkam."; p. 117. "Kamica - Kamenica. Das Dorf ist fast verlassen, und heute wohnen dort nur noch fünf bis sechs orthodoxe Familien der Minderheit und einige hinzugekommene albanische Familien."; p. 126. "Omaraj - Omara. In Omaraj wohnen nur noch zwei orthodoxe Familien der Minderheit."; p. 131. "Shtoji - Štoj. In Shtoj i Vjetër leben heute ungefähr 30 und in Shtoj i Ri 17 muslimische Familien, d.h Podgoričaner."
2143:, pp. 17 "Die ersten verlasslichen Angaben zur Häuser- und Einwohnerzahl sowie zur ethnischen und religiösen Zusammensetzung der Orte macht SEINER (1922: 29, 32). Nur zwei Angaben sind unklar, nämlich für Boriç und Rrash Kullaj, weil die Einwohner dort gleichzeitig als Albaner und Orthodoxe bezeichnet werden.... Hauser H, Einwohner E, Albaner A, Serbokroaten Skr, Katholiken K, Orthodoxe O, Muslime M.... Koplik 199 H, 1429 E, 1427 A, 2 Skr, 2 O, 1427 M; Buza e Ujit 177 H, 755 E 667 A, 78 Skr, 167 K, 86 O, 502 M; Boriçi 61 H, 482 E, 482 A, 3 K, 479 O; Gril 28 H, 205 E, 1 A, 204 Skr, 1 K, 204 O; Rrash-Kullaj 10 H 122 E, 122 A, 122 O; Omaraj 25 H, 153 e, 5 A, 148 Skr, 4 K, 148 O, 1 M; Rrashi 9 H, 102 E, 83 O, 19 M; Shtoji (Hamidija) 35 H, 166 E, 166 Skr, 7 K, 159 M; Taraboshi 19 H, 197 E, 19 A, 24 Skr, 2 K, 7 O, 188 M; Sukat e Vezirit 20 H, 164 E, 161 A, 3 Skr, 6 K, 2 O, 155 M.... Footnotes: Umfasst zwölf Dorfer bzw, Vietel, Umfasst die Dorfer Flaka, Jubica, Kalldrun, Kamica, Stërbica, Boriçi i Ri und Boriçi i Vjetër, Als Kullat e Rrashit angegeben, Als Omaret e Vrakës angegeben, Davon 154 Ziguener.
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und Omaraj (Omara), die verwaltungstechnisch Teil der
Gemeinde Gruemira in der Region Malësia e Madhe sind. Ferner zählen zu dieser Gruppe noch die Dörfer Shtoji i Ri und Shtoji i Vjetër in der Gemeinde Rrethinat und weiter nordwestlich von Koplik das Dorf Kamica (Kamenica), das zur Gemeinde Qendër in der Region Malësia e Madhe gehört. Desgleichen wohnen vereinzelt in der Stadt sowie im Kreis Shkodra weitere Sprecher der montenegrinischen Mundart. Nach ihrer Konfession unterscheidet man zwei Gruppen, d.h. orthodoxe mid muslimische Slavophone. Die erste, kleinere Gruppe wohnt in Boriçi i Vogël, Gril, Omaraj und Kamica, die zweite, größere Gruppe in Boriçi i Madh und in Shtoj. Unter den in Shkodra wohnenden Slavophonen sind beide Konfessionen vertreten... Die Muslime bezeichnen sich gemeinhin als Podgoričani ‘Zuwanderer aus Podgorica’ und kommen aus Zeta, Podgorica, Tuzi usw."
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claimed to have over 1,000 members representing the interests of a 2,500-strong minority residing mainly in the around Shkodër. The AM challenged the official statistics issued by Tirana in the early 1990s, in which the number of
Montenegrins and Serbs was placed at only 100. Some Albanian officials contended that several hundred Slavs had left the country since the onset of the democratic changes, including both Serbs and Montenegrins, that the numbers were accurate. Members of the Association advocated promoting the culture and customs of Montenegrins and urged the recognition of Montenegrin and Serbian minorities in Albania and the return of original Slavic names to members of these minorities. The AM planned to reopen elementary schools in the mother language and to form a Montenegrin-Serbian club.
2190:, p. 19 "Ohne genaue Quellenangabe bringt ŠĆEPANOVIĆ (1991: 716-717) folgende ,,aktuelle" Zahlen: Omara 79 Haushalte, davon 68 crnogorski, 11 albanische; Grilj 85 Haushalte, davon 76 crnogorski, 9 albanische; Stari (Mali) Borić 75 Haushalte, davon 67 crnogorski, 8 albanische, Veliki (Mladi) Borić 112 Familien, davon 86 podgoričanski, 6 crnogorski und 20 albanische Familien. STOPPEL (2012: 28) sagt Folgendes über die Montenegriner in Albanien: ,,hierbei handelt es sich um (nach Erhebungen des Helsinki-Komitees von 1999 geschätzt,, etwa 1800-2000 serbisch-sprachige Personen in Raum des Shkodra-Sees und im nördlichen Berggrenzland zu Montenegro, die 1989 eher symbolisch mit ca. 100 Personen angegeben und nach 1991 zunächst überwiegend nach Jugoslawien übergewechselt waren."
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to the south and east into lands populated largely by
Albanians – both Muslims and Catholics – and Slav Muslims.... The areas to the south and east of Podgorica were inhabited by Albanians from the predominantly Catholic tribes, while further to the east there were also concentrations of Slav Muslims. Podgorica itself had long been an Ottoman trading centre with a partly Turkish, but largely Slav Muslim and Albanian population. To incorporate such a population was to dilute the number of Montenegrins, whose first loyalties lay with the Montenegrin state and Petrović dynasty, not that this was seen as sufficient reason for the Montenegrins to desist from seeking to obtain further territory."
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social-cultural organisation founded in Vraka claimed some 1,000 members that represented the interests of a community of 2,500 people located in Shkodër and the surrounding area. AM during that time urged the
Albanian government to recognise the Montenegrin and Serb communities in Albania and allow certain linguistic, education, cultural and other rights. In the 1990s, the Albanian Helsinki Committee estimated that there were ca. 2,000 "Serb–Montenegrins" in total with their center in Vraka. In the early 1990s, almost all of the settled in Montenegro, but later about 600 out of 2000 returned back to Albania.
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King Zog, who banished schools in
Serbian language and continued with the communist regime, when the Serbiain-Montenegrin nationality was forbidden, along with the names and in particular the family names ending with the characteristic suffix "ich", as well as the right of education and the right of information in their mother tongue, the right to maintain contacts with the mother country, the right of religion etc.
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of Berlin 1878. Like the
Ulqinak, the Podgoriçani thus personify the mass forced displacement of the Muslim population from the Balkans and the ‘unmixing of peoples’ (see e.g. Brubaker 1996, 153) at the time of the retreat of the Ottoman Empire, which has only recently sparked renewed scholarly interest (e.g. Blumi 2013; Chatty 2013)."
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Association of Montenegrins (AM) was formed in Vraka, near the town of Shkodër, in northern Albania, as a social-cultural organization and not as an avowedly political group. Although the Montenegrins were not recognized by the Albanian authorities as a distinct national minority, the Association
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The
Serbian-Montenegrin minority, during the past century, has been the subject of injustices by the state structures of that time, while institutional repressive measures led to discrimination and attempts to assimilate this minority. This repressive policy of assimilation begins with the regime of
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p. 142. "Migration to
Shkodra was mostly from the villages to the south-east of the city and from the cities of Podgorica and Ulcinj in Montenegro. This was connected to the independence of Montenegro from the Ottoman Empire in the year 1878 and the acquisition of additional territories, e.g. Ulcinj
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In 1990 most of the minority community of Vraka went to Montenegro. As the border opened up, many members of the community left between March–December 1991 for Montenegro and Vraka, Boriç and other nearby areas became severely depopulated. During that time with economic problems and tensions arising
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p. 254. footnote 38. "It must be noted that, throughout the second half of 1878 and the first two months of 1879, the majority of Albanian-speaking residents of Shpuza and Podgoritza, also ceded to Montenegro by Berlin, were resisting en masse. The result of the transfer of Podgoritza (and Antivari
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p. 22. "Meanwhile Austria-Hungary’s occupation of Bosnia-Hercegovina, which had been conceded at the congress, acted as a block to Montenegrins territorial ambitions in Hercegovina, whose Orthodox Slav inhabitants were culturally close to the Montenegrins. Instead Montenegro was able to expand only
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pp. 394–395. "As noted above, the vernacular mobility term ‘Podgoriçani’ (literally meaning ‘people that came from Podgoriça’, the present-day capital of Montenegro) refers to the progeny of Balkan Muslims, who migrated to Shkodra in four historical periods and in highest numbers after the Congress
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p. 9. "Am östlichen Ufer des Shkodrasees gibt es heute auf dem Gebiet von Vraka vier Dörfer, in denen ein Teil der Bewohner eine montenegrinische Mundart spricht. Es handelt sich dabei um die Ortschaften Boriçi i Madh (Borić Veli), Boriçi i Vogël (Borić Mali/Borić Stari/Borić Vezirov), Gril (Grilj)
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During the early 2010s linguists Klaus Steinke and Xhelal Ylli seeking to corroborate villages cited in past literature as being Slavic speaking carried out fieldwork in settlements of the area. Of the Shkodër area exists seven villages with a Slavophone population that speak a Montenegrin dialect.
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Linguists Klaus Steinke and Xhelal Ylli consider the overall census results to be first instance of reliable information on the number of households and inhabitants as well as the ethnic and religious composition of these places. Both linguists however note that the data for Boriç and Rrash-Kullaj
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In the Albanian census of 1989, there was no accurate data about the minority population of Vraka. In the early 1990s, scholar Slobodan Šćepanović resorted to collecting information through interviews with individual Albanian immigrants and Albanian citizens of the region that came to Yugoslavia.
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With the beginning of the democratic processes in Albania, almost all the Montenegrin minority left to Montenegro. The economic difficulties and the tensions created in former Yugoslavia urged a part of those who had left to return to their homes in Albania. About 600 of two thousand people, who
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p. 20. "Außer in Boriçi i Madh und auch in Shtoj, wo die Slavophonen eine kompakte Gruppe innerhalb des jeweiligen Ortes bilden, sind sie in anderen Dorfern zahlenmäßig bedeutunglos geworden."; p. 103. "Boriçi i Madh - Borić Veli. Das Dorf besteht zu einem Drittel aus muslimischen Slavophonen.
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The official statistics of the Albanian government (early 1990s) placed the Montenegrin community at 100, as some Albanian government officials stated that those numbers were accurate due to 700 of them leaving Albania during the democratisation process. The Association of Montenegrins (AM), a
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p. 65. "Shkodër... Elle comprenait six à sept cents personnes dans la ville, dont cinq à six cents «Serbo-Montenegrins»... Le village de Vrakë, situé à une heure - une heure et demie de march au nord de Shkodër, comptait sept à huit cent orthodoxes slavophones. D'après le consul français, les
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Grilë - the village officially has 1,090 inhabitants or 195 families, whereas the number of Orthodox Montenegrin families ranges between two, three to ten. An Albanian school exists in Grilë along with a newly built Orthodox church that is without a priest. According to Slavophone locals, the
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period following 1926 and later from 1938 until 1948. At the time Vraka contained poor land and was still an undeveloped area. Unlike the Albanian inhabitants of the area, the new population from Montenegro had skills in operating the iron plough and motor vehicles to cultivate the land.
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During the first World War occupying Austro-Hungarian forces conducted a census (1916-1918) of parts of Albania they held. Of the area corresponding to the contemporary wider Shkodër region, settlements that listed Slavophone populations within them had the following ethnic and religious
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that had a significant Slavic Muslim population. The Muslim population of Podgorica fled and Slavic Muslims from the town migrated and resettled in Shkodër city and its environs. From 1878 onward a small Muslim Montenegrin speaking community living near Shkodër exists and are known as
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The report that the Albanian authorities have tried forcibly to resettle members of the Serb and Montenegrin minorities, residents of Vraka and Podgoricani, from the villages of Stari Boric and Mladi Boric, in which they have always lived, has caused great concern among the Yugoslav
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Serbo-Montenegrin minority organizations, along with organizations from other minority groups, called for a boycott the 2011 census over disagreements on how ethnic and religious declarations were handled and other issues. Official statistics counted 366 Montenegrins and 142 Serbs.
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habitants de ce village souhaitaient etre rattachés au Monténégro, ce qui était imposible étant donné l'éloignement de la frontier.... Un siècle plus tard, leurs descendants ont fini par émigrer en Yougoslavie après la chute de régime communiste et ont été installes… au Kosovo."
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During the interwar period, relations between King Zog and Yugoslavia were less problematic and Yugoslav-Albanian borders allowed for the free movement of populations. The majority of the Serbo-Montenegrin community came to Albania from Montenegro during the interwar
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On that occasion the Albanian authorities attempted to forcibly requisition land from the members of the Serbian and Montenegrin minority from the village Stari Boric and Mladi Boric near Shkodra by demanding that they sign a statement
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Për katër shekuj me radhë (XI-XIV) me pak ndërprerje krahinat e Shqipërisë Veriore (përafërsisht ato që në të ardhmen do të bëjnë pjesë në sanxhakun e Shkodrës), qëndruan nën sundimin e feudalëve serbë të shtetit të Dioklesë dhe të
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on the coast) was a flood of refugees. See, for instance, AQSH E143.D.1054.f.1 for a letter (dated 12 May 1879) to Dervish Pasha, military commander in Işkodra, detailing the flight of Muslims and Catholics from Podgoritza."
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Buza e Ujit (with the settlements Flakë, Jubicë, Kalldrun, Kamicë, Stërbicë counted as part of the village) - 117 households, 755 people: 677 Albanians, 78 Serbo-Croats; 167 Catholics, 86 Orthodox, 502
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Aux origines du nationalisme albanais: La naissance d'une nation majoritairement musulmane en Europe [The origins of Albanian nationalism: The birth of a predominantly Muslim nation in Europe]
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moved to Montenegrin, have returned to their houses. The rest either continued to live in Montenegro (the majority) or moved to other countries of Western Europe, USA or Canada.
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in areas of the former Yugoslavia, it made some 600 of them return home to Albania. The Morača-Rozafa Association was established in 1992.
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Blumi, Isa (2003). "Contesting the edges of the Ottoman Empire: Rethinking ethnic and sectarian boundaries in the Malësore, 1878–1912".
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Boriç (Boriç i Ri and Boriç i Vjetër counted as one settlement) - 61 households, 482 people: 482 Albanians; 3 Catholics, 479 Orthodox.
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succeeded as the main Serb state and it included much of the land north of Durrës, with Shkodër being an important city. Emperor
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Tošić, Jelena (2015). "City of the 'calm': Vernacular mobility and genealogies of urbanity in a southeast European borderland".
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period following 1926 and later from 1938 until 1948. In the latest census (2011) 366 citizens declared themselves as
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Sukat e Vezirit - 20 households, 164 people, 161 Albanians, 3 Serbo-Croats; 6 Catholics, 2 Orthodox, 155 Muslims.
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became teacher on 23 April 1933, and it was in this period that he started to write prose sketches and verses.
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1886:(1918–1942), Albanian communist, Hero of Albania and Hero of Yugoslavia, born in Shkodër.
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Association of the Serbo-Montenegrin minority in the Republic of Albania "MORAČA-ROZAFA"
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and defeated the Byzantines (1042), then set up Shkodër (Skadar) as his capital.
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482:
289:
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1381:(city) - some Orthodox Montenegrin and Muslim Podgoriçani families live there.
1279:
Shtoj - 35 households, 166 people: 166 Serbo-Croats; 7 Catholics, 159 Muslims.
3620:
3303:
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Gruber, Siegfried (2008). "Household structures in urban Albania in 1918".
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as the "Young King" and ruler of Zeta seated in Shkodër. According to the
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Without specifying the sources, he gave the following "present" figures:
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Rrash - 9 households, 102 people: 102 Albanians; 83 Orthodox, 19 Muslims.
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2800:. Institute For Defence Studies and Analyses. January 1991. p. 293.
3362:
2878:
Minority Rights and the Republic of Albania: Missing the Implementation
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2236:
Minority Rights and the Republic of Albania: Missing the Implementation
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Returning Home to Rome: The Basilian Monks of Grottaferrata in Albania
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Omaraj - in the village only two Orthodox Montenegrin families remain.
1270:
Rrash-Kullaj - 10 households, 122 people: 122 Albanians; 122 Orthodox.
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1854:(1830–fl. 1897), Serbian teacher who found the Prizren manuscript of
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1427:(r. 913–959) the early Serbs lived in the former Roman provinces of
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With short interruptions, the territory that later became a part of
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Confronting the Yugoslav Controversies: A Scholars' Initiative
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Miladin Stevanović; Vuk Branković (srpski velmoža.) (2004).
2280:
2051:
Francesco Palermo; Natalie Sabanadze (14 February 2011).
2534:. Vol. 51–52. Državna Štamparija. 1988. p. 94.
2485:
1771:, signifying his subjugation under the Albanian regime.
1447:, western maritime). After the Byzantine annexation of
1411:'s life and miracles according to his Greek hagiography
1465:
ruled Duklja during the war between Byzantine Emperor
2702:
1990:
1988:
1986:
1984:
1982:
1980:
1690:, due to their origins from Podgorica in Montenegro.
2706:
The Bridge Betrayed: Religion and Genocide in Bosnia
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2578:
Realm of the Black Mountain: a history of Montenegro
1900:
1743:
Vraka is known for having been the place where poet
1224:
1214:
1204:
2815:. In Ingrao, Charles W.; Emmert, Thomas A. (eds.).
2044:
2804:
1977:
1481:conquered most of the Balkans and established the
2811:Janjić, Dušan; Lalaj, Anna; Pula, Besnik (2013).
2531:Prilozi za književnost, jezik, istoriju i folklor
1622:, which also contained Albanian elements such as
3618:
2709:. University of California Press. pp. 55–.
2163:Ethnicity and Mass Media in South Eastern Europe
1750:
2839:
2810:
2393:
2391:
1864:(1845–1897), Ottoman official, born in Shkodër.
2899:Kvadratura kruga: Kako su Srbi postali Albanci
2399:Special Report - On minority rights in Albania
2319:
2317:
2315:
2200:
2198:
2196:
2001:. C. Hurst & Co. Publishers. p. 203.
1848:(fl. 1563), Venetian printer, born in Shkodër.
1469:and Samuel. Vladimir allegedly retreated into
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3378:
2941:
2458:
1356:Orthodox population moved from Montenegro to
1305:region is where most of the community lived:
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2843:Poverty in Albania: A Qualitative Assessment
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2606:International Journal of Middle East Studies
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2054:National Minorities in Inter-State Relations
1880:(1877–1920), Serbian painter, born in Vrakë.
1614:. During Venetian rule the city adopted the
1610:, in order to form protection zone from the
1551:, several Serbian rulers and members of the
2703:Michael Anthony Sells (27 September 1996).
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1598:(14th century), Shkodër was taken by the
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2819:. Purdue University Press. p. 290.
2597:
2326:Southeast European and Black Sea Studies
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2181:
2107:
1995:Miranda Vickers; James Pettifer (1997).
1892:, Serbian paralympic table tennis player
1754:
1730:
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1575:(1245–1276), such as Constantine Bodin,
1498:
1398:
2846:. World Bank Publications. p. 91.
2574:
2071:
1137:) are an ethno-linguistic community in
14:
3647:Albanian people of Montenegrin descent
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2655:. Analekta Kryptoferris. p. 154.
2357:
2205:Vance, Charles; Paik, Yongsun (2006).
2146:
2084:
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2603:
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2258:Steinke, Klaus; Ylli, Xhelal (2013).
2159:
34:Serbo-Montenegrin minority in Albania
2955:
2679:Albanian Literature: A Short History
2581:. London: Cornell University Press.
1964:"Population and Housing Census 2023"
1825:to increase the numbers of Serbs in
78:Regions with significant populations
2813:"Kosovo under the Milošević Regime"
1654:) with certain degree of autonomy.
1485:for the South Slavs. In the 1030s,
1169:The community is commonly known as
24:
3642:Albanian people of Serbian descent
2875:
2840:Hermine de Soto (1 January 2002).
2777:Daily Report: East Europe, 136-146
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115:Orthodox Christianity, Sunni Islam
25:
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2917:from the original on 2021-12-19,
2885:
2757:Daily Report: East Europe 116–126
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1679:Montenegrin–Ottoman War (1876–78)
1548:Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja
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1765:forced labor in northern Albania
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2264:. Munich: Verlag Otto Sagner.
2015:
1451:, the Serbian principality of
1164:
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1:
2913:, Valjevo: Vujić televizija,
2682:. I.B.Tauris. pp. 132–.
2649:Ines Angjeli Murzaku (2009).
2498:. Knjiga-komerc. p. 38.
2385:in 1881 (Ippen, 1907, p. 3)."
2338:10.1080/14683857.2015.1091182
1949:
1751:Socialist Albania (1944–1992)
1555:of Duklja were buried in the
18:Serbo-Montenegrins in Albania
2372:10.1016/j.hisfam.2008.05.002
2211:. M.E. Sharpe. p. 713.
1919:Albania–Montenegro relations
1769:People's Republic of Albania
1646:. When he died in 1528, the
1606:who surrendered the city to
7:
2575:Roberts, Elizabeth (2005).
1896:
1781:communist regime in Albania
1763:," is depicted engaging in
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2166:. Lit Verlag. p. 25.
2032:(Report). 2010. p. 31
1817:In March 1992, as part of
1596:fall of the Serbian Empire
1389:
1221:Serbo-Montenegrin minority
1197:Serbomalazezët në Shqipëri
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2360:The History of the Family
2085:Clayer, Nathalie (2007).
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1618:, a civic law written in
1226:srpsko-crnogorska manjina
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3637:Ethnic groups in Albania
3536:Ethnic groups in Albania
2922:(Documentary in Serbian)
2904:(Documentary in Serbian)
2880:(Report). lup.lub.lu.se.
2057:. BRILL. pp. 121–.
1924:Albania–Serbia relations
2440:Kulturserver-hamburg.de
2306:Steinke & Ylli 2013
2188:Steinke & Ylli 2013
2160:Genov, Nikolai (2006).
2141:Steinke & Ylli 2013
1971:Instituti i Statistikës
1939:Albanians in Montenegro
1929:Demographics of Albania
1513:Queen consort of Serbia
435:Cultural Heritage sites
27:Ethnic group in Albania
3606:Serbs and Montenegrins
3414:Bosnia and Herzegovina
3108:Bosnia and Herzegovina
2023:ECRI report on Albania
1772:
1745:Millosh Gjergj Nikolla
1740:
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1483:Archbishopric of Ohrid
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820:Bosnia and Herzegovina
804:Recognized populations
188:Bosnia and Herzegovina
2760:. The Service. 1994.
2676:Robert Elsie (2005).
2565:Tirana: Onufri, 2012.
2473:Koti 2006, para. 1, 2
1823:Serbia and Montenegro
1777:assimilation politics
1758:
1734:
1700:
1669:, early 20th-century
1665:
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1439:. During the rule of
1407:, with scenes of the
1402:
1086:History of Montenegro
1054:Language and dialects
588:Eastern Herzegovinian
3632:Montenegrin diaspora
1648:Sanjak of Montenegro
1644:Skenderbeg Crnojević
1642:, under the rule of
1636:Principality of Zeta
1153:during the interwar
794:By region or country
426:Christmas traditions
2091:. Paris: Karthala.
1934:Albanians in Serbia
1779:during the rule of
1616:Statutes of Scutari
1445:Dyrrhachium (theme)
1441:Časlav Klonimirović
177:Kosovo and Metohija
35:
1773:
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1717:
1702:Flag of Montenegro
1675:
1541:appointed his son
1517:
1457:Samuel of Bulgaria
1413:
1405:Ardenica Monastery
1235:Serbo-Montenegrins
1171:Serbs-Montenegrins
1161:and 142 as Serbs.
1135:Serbs-Montenegrins
583:Šumadija–Vojvodina
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2716:978-0-520-92209-9
2689:978-1-84511-031-4
2662:978-88-89345-04-7
2482:Fine 1991, p. 206
2464:Fine 1991, p. 193
2064:978-90-474-2942-5
2008:978-1-85065-279-3
1520:Constantine Bodin
1503:The ruins of the
1417:Sanjak of Scutari
1231:Council of Europe
1147:Eastern Orthodoxy
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1714:First Balkan War
1710:Siege of Scutari
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