Lit wrote:insan wrote:Lit wrote:insan wrote:High Albania is one of these corners. I say High Albania advisedly, for the conditions that prevail in it are very different from those in South Albania, and it is with the wildest parts of High Albania alone that this book deals.
The history of Albania, a complicated tale of extreme interest, remains to be written–strange that it should be so. The claims of Greek, Bulgar, and Serb in the Balkan peninsula are well known; so are the desires of Austria, Russia, and Italy. But it has been the fashion always to ignore the rights and claims of the oldest inhabitant of the land, the Albanian, and every plan for the reformation or reconstruction of the Near East that has done so has failed.
"Constantinople," says the Albanian, "is the key of the Near East, and Albania is the key of Constantinople."
http://digital.library.upenn.edu/women/ ... bania.html
Weird... It seems like European laws don't work against a member of EU; Greece. It's been almost 45 years, when will the government of Greece restitute the lands and properties of Chamerians?
Americans are still seeking to prosecute Nazi solders that took part in heinous crimes. Did you know that? These Chams fought against the Greek State during WW II. They collaborated with fascist Italy and Nazi Germany.
Hmmm... hadn't all Cham suspects been arrested, tried by Greek government and punished?
They fled so i dont know what you are talking about being tried by the Greek government.insan wrote:I don't think all chams collaborated with Nazis.
I dont care what you think.
Abt 13000 chams who allegedly collaborated with Nazis had been arrested and tried in Greece.
I didn't tell u to care abt what I think.