"Moreover, you scorned our people, and compared the Albanese to sheep, and according to your custom think of us with insults. Nor have you shown yourself to have any knowledge of my race. Our elders were Epirotes, where this Pirro came from, whose force could scarcely support the Romans. This Pirro, who Taranto and many other places of Italy held back with armies. I do not have to speak for the Epiroti. They are very much stronger men than your Tarantini, a species of wet men who are born only to fish. If you want to say that Albania is part of Macedonia I would concede that a lot more of our ancestors were nobles who went as far as India under Alexander the Great and defeated all those peoples with incredible difficulty. From those men come these who you called sheep. But the nature of things is not changed. Why do your men run away in the faces of sheep?"
Letter from Skanderbeg to the Prince of Taranto ▬ Skanderbeg, October 31 1460
ALBUM I LUFTETARIT SHQIPTAR NEPER SHEKUJ.
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Megjithese ne disa raste intuitiv dhe i pasakte, autori i meposhtem eshte ne unison me gjithe deshmimtaret e tjere serioze, ku pershkruan karrakterin luftarak te shqiptareve dhe aktet e tyre te trimerise:
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Ne sot po hedhim faren me emrin Bashkim,
Qe neser te korrim frutin me emrin Bashkim!
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Luftetare shqiptare 1911 -

Shqiptare te Selanikut 1900 -

^ Veni re djaloshin (8 ose 9 vjecar, max) me revolver ne brez !

Shqiptare te Selanikut 1900 -

^ Veni re djaloshin (8 ose 9 vjecar, max) me revolver ne brez !
One cannot and must not try to erase the past merely because it does not fit the present
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From: 'Travels and politics in the near east' by William Miller in 1898
One cannot and must not try to erase the past merely because it does not fit the present
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Cka na ndodhi ?!! Si nderruam ?!!
One cannot and must not try to erase the past merely because it does not fit the present
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Sma merr mendja se kemi nderruar,vetem se per momentin jemi te zene me vrasjen e njeri-tjetrit.
Dhe e bëmë me besa besën ja të rrojmë ja të vdesëm!
Ishte thënë prej Zotit që të nderohen armët e Shqipërisë!
Ishte thënë prej Zotit që të nderohen armët e Shqipërisë!
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Fale komunizmit, te implantuar nga jugosllavet, humbem pasurite, lirine dhe bashke me te dhe shpirtin tone. Bashke, po perpiqemi ta revokojme, prandaj ka rendesi e shkuara. Ajo, na kujton kush jemi dhe cfare brumi i perkasim dhe une do te thoja, se jemi nga brumi me i mire dhe prandaj duhet te jemi krenare per te.Socio wrote:Cka na ndodhi ?!! Si nderruam ?!!
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Nje cilesi tjeter e superioritetit te shqiptareve ne luftime ishte edhe aftesia e tyre e shkelqyer e kalerimit. Zaten s'eshte cudi pse shkrimtari freng ruan nje pasazh te tille qe defton pershtypjen e evropianeve te kohes:
Cilesia tjeter per te cilen lane nam shqiptaret asokohe ishte edhe aftesia per te shtene drejte e me precizitet te rralle ne cak...
" Sire, I should be unfit to command a troop in your Majesty's service, if so short a ride could fatigue me. The Duke of Guise, in the last war, used to call me the Albanian, from seeing me always on horseback."
" Yes, yes; I have heard you are an excellent horseman. Are you also a good shot ? "
" Pretty good; yet I am far from possessing the skill of your majesty. That is granted to but few."
1572: A chronicle of the times of Charles the Ninth, Prosper Mérimée, p. 188
Cilesia tjeter per te cilen lane nam shqiptaret asokohe ishte edhe aftesia per te shtene drejte e me precizitet te rralle ne cak...

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Interesante këta fotografi , Mallakastriot!
Jam Gegë por mos ma shajë kush Toskërinë!
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Trashegimtaret e Spartaneve.
[col]« Le costume des Albanais ou Arnaoutes est à peu près celui des insulaires de la Grèce: la tête rasée autour du front, des tempes et de la nuque, ne laissant qu'un large disque de cheveux longs qui retombent par derrière et qui sont couverts, à leur sommet, par un petit fez, couleur pourpre, avec broderies en petits galons et une houppe en or ou en soie; des guêtres en velours écarlate ou bleu de ciel, également galonnées et montant à la naissance du genou. Le pied est renfermé dans une chaussure semblable à celle des montagnards espagnols, mais plus élégamment tressée et s'adaptant au bas de la jambe comme le cothurne romain. Une chemise de forte toile blanche ou plutôt une tunique recouvre un caleçon et tombe comme une large jupe au dessous des genoux; par-dessus cette tunique, une veste courte et ronde, en velours de même couleur que celui , des guêtre, avec tresse en or, serre et dessine la taille; ses manches, ouvertes jusqu'au coude, se rattachent par une multitude de petits boutons de métal brillant et sont garnies de tresses d'or, des poignets aux coudes. Une longue ceinture en soie ou laine de couleur éclatante, avec coulants en or, s'enroule autour des reins par-dessus la tunique; cette ceinture soutient deux longs pistolets dont le canon et la crosse sont recouverts par une garniture en argent. Le chef se distingue particulièrement par deux rangées de boutons d'argent, de la grosseur d'un œuf de dinde, qui sont montés sur une étroite bande de maroquin, laquelle passe par dessus le cou et retombe en double par-devant jusqu'à la ceinture; ces boutons sont creux et s'ouvrent comme autant de cassolettes. Un long fusil albanais et un sabre recourbé complètent l'armement. La pièce la plus importante et la plus utile de ce costume est un gros et pesant caban, tissu en poil de chèvre, imperméable à la pluie; il se porte sur l'épaule gauche et c'est une honte que de le perdre ou de l'abandonner dans un combat. Au bivouac, il met son homme à l'abri du froid, de la neige et de la pluie; chaque soldat rassemble et forme un tas d'épines ou de fagots; il se place par-dessus et s'accroupit sous son caban comme sous une tente de feutre; l'eau peut tomber à torrents, elle coule sous les fagots sans atteindre l'homme. »
.|The costume of the Albanians or Arnauts is roughly that of the island of Greece: the shaved head around the forehead, temples and neck, leaving a broad disk of long hair falling back from behind and covered, at the top, by a small fez, purple, embroidered with lace and a small tuft of gold or silk gaiters of scarlet velvet or blue sky, laced and also amount to the birth of the knee. The foot is enclosed in a shoe similar to the Spanish mountain, but more elegantly braided and adapting to the lower leg as the Roman buskin. A strong white linen shirt or a tunic rather covers a boxer and falls like a dress below the knees over this tunic, short jackets and round, velvet same color, the gaiter, with braid gold, emissions and draws the waist up his sleeves, open to the elbow, are connected by a multitude of tiny buttons of shiny metal and are trimmed with gold braid, wrists to elbows. A long belt of silk or wool in bright colors, flowing with gold wraps around his waist over the shirt and this belt supports two long pistols with a barrel and the butt are covered with a silver lining. The head is particularly distinguished by two rows of silver buttons, the size of a turkey egg, which are mounted on a narrow strip of morocco, which passes over the neck and falls by double-up front belt, these buttons are hollow and open as many casseroles. A long gun and a curved sword Albanian complete armament. The play's most important and most useful of this costume is a big and heavy pea coat, goat-hair fabric, impervious to rain and he is on the left shoulder and it's a shame to lose it or abandon it in a fight. At the bivouac, he put his man away from the cold, snow and rain, every soldier together and forming a pile of thorns or fagots, he placed over and crouched under his cloak as in a felt tent, the water can fall in torrents, it flows beneath the fagots without reaching man. "[/col]
[col]« Le costume des Albanais ou Arnaoutes est à peu près celui des insulaires de la Grèce: la tête rasée autour du front, des tempes et de la nuque, ne laissant qu'un large disque de cheveux longs qui retombent par derrière et qui sont couverts, à leur sommet, par un petit fez, couleur pourpre, avec broderies en petits galons et une houppe en or ou en soie; des guêtres en velours écarlate ou bleu de ciel, également galonnées et montant à la naissance du genou. Le pied est renfermé dans une chaussure semblable à celle des montagnards espagnols, mais plus élégamment tressée et s'adaptant au bas de la jambe comme le cothurne romain. Une chemise de forte toile blanche ou plutôt une tunique recouvre un caleçon et tombe comme une large jupe au dessous des genoux; par-dessus cette tunique, une veste courte et ronde, en velours de même couleur que celui , des guêtre, avec tresse en or, serre et dessine la taille; ses manches, ouvertes jusqu'au coude, se rattachent par une multitude de petits boutons de métal brillant et sont garnies de tresses d'or, des poignets aux coudes. Une longue ceinture en soie ou laine de couleur éclatante, avec coulants en or, s'enroule autour des reins par-dessus la tunique; cette ceinture soutient deux longs pistolets dont le canon et la crosse sont recouverts par une garniture en argent. Le chef se distingue particulièrement par deux rangées de boutons d'argent, de la grosseur d'un œuf de dinde, qui sont montés sur une étroite bande de maroquin, laquelle passe par dessus le cou et retombe en double par-devant jusqu'à la ceinture; ces boutons sont creux et s'ouvrent comme autant de cassolettes. Un long fusil albanais et un sabre recourbé complètent l'armement. La pièce la plus importante et la plus utile de ce costume est un gros et pesant caban, tissu en poil de chèvre, imperméable à la pluie; il se porte sur l'épaule gauche et c'est une honte que de le perdre ou de l'abandonner dans un combat. Au bivouac, il met son homme à l'abri du froid, de la neige et de la pluie; chaque soldat rassemble et forme un tas d'épines ou de fagots; il se place par-dessus et s'accroupit sous son caban comme sous une tente de feutre; l'eau peut tomber à torrents, elle coule sous les fagots sans atteindre l'homme. »
.|The costume of the Albanians or Arnauts is roughly that of the island of Greece: the shaved head around the forehead, temples and neck, leaving a broad disk of long hair falling back from behind and covered, at the top, by a small fez, purple, embroidered with lace and a small tuft of gold or silk gaiters of scarlet velvet or blue sky, laced and also amount to the birth of the knee. The foot is enclosed in a shoe similar to the Spanish mountain, but more elegantly braided and adapting to the lower leg as the Roman buskin. A strong white linen shirt or a tunic rather covers a boxer and falls like a dress below the knees over this tunic, short jackets and round, velvet same color, the gaiter, with braid gold, emissions and draws the waist up his sleeves, open to the elbow, are connected by a multitude of tiny buttons of shiny metal and are trimmed with gold braid, wrists to elbows. A long belt of silk or wool in bright colors, flowing with gold wraps around his waist over the shirt and this belt supports two long pistols with a barrel and the butt are covered with a silver lining. The head is particularly distinguished by two rows of silver buttons, the size of a turkey egg, which are mounted on a narrow strip of morocco, which passes over the neck and falls by double-up front belt, these buttons are hollow and open as many casseroles. A long gun and a curved sword Albanian complete armament. The play's most important and most useful of this costume is a big and heavy pea coat, goat-hair fabric, impervious to rain and he is on the left shoulder and it's a shame to lose it or abandon it in a fight. At the bivouac, he put his man away from the cold, snow and rain, every soldier together and forming a pile of thorns or fagots, he placed over and crouched under his cloak as in a felt tent, the water can fall in torrents, it flows beneath the fagots without reaching man. "[/col]
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