The Albanians: An Ethnic History from Prehistoric Times to the PresentMcFarland, Incorporated, Publishers, 30 gen 2009 - 748 pagine Historically described as mysterious and xenophobic, Albania and its people are little known to most westerners. But they are near the center of age-old explosive Balkan conflicts. With the employment of Albanian, French, Italian and many other documentary sources, the roots of Albanian civilization, the struggle of the Albanians to maintain their cultural and linguistic integrity, the impact of foreign influence on the country, and its recent move toward democracy are all detailed here. |
Sommario
Linguistic Ancestry of the Albanian Language and People | 41 |
Traditions About Albania in Our Earliest Chronicles | 63 |
The Early Historical Kingdoms in Albania 1280323 B C | 78 |
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