Guri Gashi
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✞ 🇻🇦 | Economics & Business Administration Alumnus | Finance Department in a German Fintech | Advocate for European Federalization 🇪🇺 | ♃
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It’s always funny to me when Serbs cry about having been occupied by the Turks, because they literally were responsible for it. Albanians, Greeks, and Hungarians were fighting like warriors while Serbs constantly tried to sabotage the resistance They actively prevented Hunyadi and Skanderbeg from joining forces not once, but twice - in the Second Battle of Kosovo and in the Battle of Varna - as well as helping the Ottomans sack the city of Constantinople Turkish rule over the Balkan Peninsula was literally a Serbian achievement and Serbs have always been a backstabbing cancer to the whole region
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Top 10 European Generals with Longest Uninterrupted Win Streaks 1. Skanderbeg (🇦🇱), 1444–1455, 11 years + 4 months 2. Alexander the Great (🇬🇷), 334 BC–323 BC, 11 years + 1 month 3. Charles XII (🇸🇪), 1700–1709, 8 years + 7 months 4. Scipio Africanus (🇮🇹), 209 BC–202 BC, 7 years + 7 months 5. John Churchill, Marlborough (🏴), 1702–1709, 7 years + 4 months 6. Julius Caesar (🇮🇹), 58 BC–52 BC, 6 years + 5 months 7. Arthur Wellesley, Wellington (🏴), 1808–1814, 5 years + 8 months 8. Napoleon Bonaparte (🇫🇷), 1796–1799, 3 years + 6 months 9. János Hunyadi (🇭🇺), 1441–1444, 3 years + 4 months 10. Gustavus Adolphus (🇸🇪), 1630–1632, 2 years + 4 months So yes, Skanderbeg would wipe the floor with Alexander the Great if they had a similar amount of manpower - even without having to consider that Skanderbeg’s troops had a technological advantage of ~1800 years
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