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Author, Historian and Publicist proud Australian of Albanian heritage, dad to Valona & Ardita grandfather to Edan,and husband to Nusreta❤️humble

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Philip II of Macedon father of Alexander the Great was not forged in myth, but in blood. An Illyrian spear took his eye, yet not his vision. From near ruin he rebuilt Macedonia into the dominant power of his age. Empires remember Alexander. History should remember Philip.

Philip II of Macedon father of Alexander the Great was not forged in myth, but in blood. An Illyrian spear took his eye, yet not his vision. From near ruin he rebuilt Macedonia into the dominant power of his age. Empires remember Alexander. History should remember Philip.

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The Albanian who resurrected Egypt without speaking a word of Arabic. Muhammad Ali Pasha, born of Albanian parents in Kavalla, arrived in Egypt in 1801 as a junior Ottoman officer. Within 4 years he was Viceroy. He abolished the Mameluke dynasty in a single night (1811), centralised power, modernised the army & laid the foundations of the modern Egyptian state. As Prof. Roy Casagranda notes this Albanian didn’t just govern Egypt; he recreated it from the ruins of Ottoman neglect and Napoleonic disruption. His dynasty ruled Egypt until 1952. His mosque still dominates Cairo’s skyline. 200 years on, his aura is inescapable. 🇦🇱 Albania gave Egypt its greatest builder. History rarely gets the credit right.

The Albanian who resurrected Egypt without speaking a word of Arabic. Muhammad Ali Pasha, born of Albanian parents in Kavalla, arrived in Egypt in 1801 as a junior Ottoman officer. Within 4 years he was Viceroy. He abolished the Mameluke dynasty in a single night (1811), centralised power, modernised the army & laid the foundations of the modern Egyptian state. As Prof. Roy Casagranda notes this Albanian didn’t just govern Egypt; he recreated it from the ruins of Ottoman neglect and Napoleonic disruption. His dynasty ruled Egypt until 1952. His mosque still dominates Cairo’s skyline. 200 years on, his aura is inescapable. 🇦🇱 Albania gave Egypt its greatest builder. History rarely gets the credit right.

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66,933 views • 12 days ago

Former Yugoslavia was a patchwork of nations held together only by Tito’s iron grip. Once he was gone, the seams burst. Fascinating how even kids’ videos now note Montenegrins aren’t Serbs—yet Albanians, the largest non-Slavic group, aren’t mentioned at all.

Former Yugoslavia was a patchwork of nations held together only by Tito’s iron grip. Once he was gone, the seams burst. Fascinating how even kids’ videos now note Montenegrins aren’t Serbs—yet Albanians, the largest non-Slavic group, aren’t mentioned at all.

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183,625 views • 6 months ago

A young Serbian girl in national attire sings a “patriotic” song degrading Turks and Albanians—while the crowd chants every word. As long as this kind of brainwashing thrives, Serbia will remain chained to its ghosts, with no future for a better life ahead.

A young Serbian girl in national attire sings a “patriotic” song degrading Turks and Albanians—while the crowd chants every word. As long as this kind of brainwashing thrives, Serbia will remain chained to its ghosts, with no future for a better life ahead.

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160,567 views • 6 months ago

The once-Albanian Tregovishta today’s Rožaje was absorbed into a contrived “Bosniak” identity, not by its own choice. The town kept its original name until 1912. In 1700, its population was overwhelmingly Kelmend, Hoti, Shkreli and Vukël 🇦🇱to the core.

The once-Albanian Tregovishta today’s Rožaje was absorbed into a contrived “Bosniak” identity, not by its own choice. The town kept its original name until 1912. In 1700, its population was overwhelmingly Kelmend, Hoti, Shkreli and Vukël 🇦🇱to the core.

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32,397 views • 6 months ago

In Peroj, Istria 🇭🇷, a small Montenegrin community keeps Montenegrin language, customs & identity alive. Proudly Orthodox, yet clear in distinguishing themselves from Serbian nationalism that hijacked the Church in Montenegro. Identity ≠ appropriation.

In Peroj, Istria 🇭🇷, a small Montenegrin community keeps Montenegrin language, customs & identity alive. Proudly Orthodox, yet clear in distinguishing themselves from Serbian nationalism that hijacked the Church in Montenegro. Identity ≠ appropriation.

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19,154 views • 5 months ago

This video shows idealized Yugoslavia Serbs and Croats singing in unison while Albanians in Kosova lived under apartheid. The irony? Not long after this cheerful song, those same ‘united’ peoples obliterated each other, as if that country never existed.

This video shows idealized Yugoslavia Serbs and Croats singing in unison while Albanians in Kosova lived under apartheid. The irony? Not long after this cheerful song, those same ‘united’ peoples obliterated each other, as if that country never existed.

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17,817 views • 6 months ago

Sarcasm of P.M Edi Rama has no end!!! “Montenegro is the greatest and biggest country in the region. They gave 50 million citizens. We are small, but Montenegro is the one."

Sarcasm of P.M Edi Rama has no end!!! “Montenegro is the greatest and biggest country in the region. They gave 50 million citizens. We are small, but Montenegro is the one."

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12,232 views • 5 months ago

“Australian PM Anthony Albanese proudly acknowledged his Albanian roots from Barletta, Puglia, in front of the Albanian Ambassador to Canberra and the Albanian-Australian community. A moment of shared heritage and connection! 🇦🇺🤝🇦🇱 #AlbanianRoots #AnthonyAlbanese”

“Australian PM Anthony Albanese proudly acknowledged his Albanian roots from Barletta, Puglia, in front of the Albanian Ambassador to Canberra and the Albanian-Australian community. A moment of shared heritage and connection! 🇦🇺🤝🇦🇱 #AlbanianRoots #AnthonyAlbanese”

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30,704 views • 1 year ago

Queen Teuta’s last stand was in Risan (ancient Rhizon), Montenegro, 227 BCE. After Rome’s advance, she surrendered on harsh terms. Legend says she leapt from the cliffs of Orjen. Today, “Teuta’s Castle” still marks her story.

Queen Teuta’s last stand was in Risan (ancient Rhizon), Montenegro, 227 BCE. After Rome’s advance, she surrendered on harsh terms. Legend says she leapt from the cliffs of Orjen. Today, “Teuta’s Castle” still marks her story.

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10,828 views • 4 months ago

In a 1986 video, an Ulqin seaman joked that Montenegro’s educated ended up in “the Montenegrin village” of Belgrade—while others insisted it was a town. His point: it’s unfair. My point: it was Montenegrins like Milošević who shaped a Serbia now on the cusp of its own existence.

In a 1986 video, an Ulqin seaman joked that Montenegro’s educated ended up in “the Montenegrin village” of Belgrade—while others insisted it was a town. His point: it’s unfair. My point: it was Montenegrins like Milošević who shaped a Serbia now on the cusp of its own existence.

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12,583 views • 6 months ago

Today, the Albanian municipality of Tuz in Malësia, Montenegro, proudly unveiled a monument to our national hero, Gjergj Kastrioti Scanderbeg. A timeless symbol of freedom and unity, now standing tall in the heart of Malësia! 🇦🇱 #Scanderbeg #AlbanianPride #Malësia

Today, the Albanian municipality of Tuz in Malësia, Montenegro, proudly unveiled a monument to our national hero, Gjergj Kastrioti Scanderbeg. A timeless symbol of freedom and unity, now standing tall in the heart of Malësia! 🇦🇱 #Scanderbeg #AlbanianPride #Malësia

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24,487 views • 1 year ago

Kosova, in color 1944

Kosova, in color 1944

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31,483 views • 3 years ago

I have uncovered the mass grave of Kosovar Albanians executed by Serbian-Montenegrin partisans on April 1, 1945, in the port city of Bar (Tivari). A tragic chapter in our history demands remembrance and justice. #TivariMassacre #KosovarHistory

I have uncovered the mass grave of Kosovar Albanians executed by Serbian-Montenegrin partisans on April 1, 1945, in the port city of Bar (Tivari). A tragic chapter in our history demands remembrance and justice. #TivariMassacre #KosovarHistory

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11,459 views • 1 year ago

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