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The Myth of Great Albania - II. History
by Sam Vaknin
There is very little dispute among serious (that is, non-Greek, non-Macedonian and non-Serb) scholars that the Albanians are an ancient people, the descendants of the Illyrians or (as a small minority insists) the Thracians.
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The Myth of Great Albania - I. Introduction
by Sam Vaknin
To the politicians of the Balkans - almost without exception corrupt and despised by their own constituencies - the myth of Great Albania comes handy. It keeps the phobic Macedonians, the disdainful Serbs and the poor and crime ridden Albanians united and submissive - each group for differing reasons.
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The Myth of Great Albania - III. More History
by Sam Vaknin
The Ottoman occupation was an unmitigated misfortune.
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Women in Sudan: Voices of Hope
by Marian Antoch
The tragedy in Sudan, how it affects women, and what some women are doing about it.
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A Brief History in Religious Jewelry
by Kaitlin Carruth
While jewelry is primarily used for aesthetics, jewelry can also serve a religious purpose. This article is a brief history of how different cultures have used religious jewelry.
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