

Aphroditte wrote:J.a.d.o.r.e wrote:
Arvanites are Greeks also by DNA. Besides she is more greek by ethnicity because ethnicaly & culturaly.
Even if her ancestors from her father's side had mixed with Albanians it would be generations ago.
Only a part of Arvanites, the ones of North Epirus did mix with albanians.
Even in wikipedia you can find that...
"Arvanites in Greece originated from Albanian who moved south at different times between the 13th and 16th century from areas in what is today southern Albania."
Settlers were usually dorian populations. (Dorians were an ancient greek tribe relative to the macedonian that was in Epirus, a part of Thessaly and had also colonies in Crete and Asia Minor.
This is why there are ancient greek ruins in parts of south albania. Arvanites descented specificly from North Epirus which belonged to Greece in that time when Arvanites settled southern. Their language indeed is common with the albanian but also has a lot of greek charachteristics.
Eleni Foureira is a scumm. 5 years ago she was a nothing. The she did a thousand plastic surgeries, fake tanned herself , made her hair curly , lost 10 kilos and changed her name to Eleni Foureira and claimed to be half greek half mexican. Her real last name is Fourerai.I'm not arguing about her nationality, she obviously perceives herself as Greek,
but she does have part-Albanian origin & a typical southern Albanian surname.
Even if Arvanites nowadays are hellenized, their origin cannot be disputed, it's Albanian & the ones that still speak Arvanitika,
speak an Albanian dialect, that was in contact with Greek. As simple as that.
They were considered ethnically distinct from the Greeks til' the 19th century.
They just wished to express their ethnic identification as Greeks in the late 20th century, that doesn't change their genes & origin,
ofcourse they mixed with Greeks, but the language & partially Albanian genes are still preserved.
Heck, in In 1899, leading representatives of the Arvanites in Greece, among them descendants of the independence heroes,
published a manifesto calling their fellow Albanians outside Greece to join in the creation of a common Albanian-Greek state.
It is not only common, it derives from Albanian & has Greek loanwords.
Yeah, IMO she looks horrible, but is it true that it's said that she was born in Fier, Southern Albania?
As of now, she doesn't look either Albanian or Greek at all, depends on how she used to look before, lol.


Aphroditte wrote:J.a.d.o.r.e wrote:
All I am trying to say is that their ancestors were nothing more than albanised Greeks in South Albania , like many Greeks that still live today in North Epirus.
Even if her ancestors mixed she would be like ... 1/18th albanian. Even further she's from the south of ioannina , a place with a minority of arvanites which means there is a large possibility her last name was nothing more than an ancestors nick name. Arvanite language was like the slang language for many epirotans and there are people that have no arvanitic descent but have arvanite last names which meant, balled, big head, small, big , tall , short and more to charachterize them as a nick name and was left to their children and their children's children. The majority of greek last names are from old jokes if you perceive it! My mom's great grandmother was called roussou because her grand father had red hair and reddish - brown eyes!.
There are some photos of Eleni Foureira before she had surgery or become that famous but their even more horrible and I don't wanna cause heart attacks.![]()
Yes she was born in Fieri, her real name is Erailda (don't know If i spelled it right!) she still doesn't admit that she's albanian but she's just keep being silent so she won't have to say something.Yes, but Arvanites does not mean Albanized Greeks, it means modern-day ''Greeks'' of Albanian origin.
If you want to get into it, ''Eleni'' appears in Homer. But Homer teaches us that Ancient Greeks didn't
pronounce "Elenh" like nowadays Greeks do today. If we pronounce correctly in Ancient Greek,
like Hellenes used to, there are more similiarities with Arvanita (spoken by the Arvanites),
than with the modern day Greeks. There are more similarities between modern Albanian and modern Greek language
than between these languages with any other neighbor. This means that somehow both nations origins is commune.
For example, today's greeks say "Ελa". Albanians say "Eja". Greeks say "πληγή". We say "plagë".
Greeks say "ουρανός". Non-latinized form in albanian is "i vran". Greeks say "καλαμπόκι" we say "kallamboq".
They say "ντροπή", we say "drojë". Etc etc. The list is painfully long.
What you call "region" of Greece in Ancient times, was not part of Greece. What you call "dialect" was a distinct language.
All of them had Pelasgic roots. Most of them were not written. In Athens, Phoenicians brought first the alphabet, and begun
assimilating the native Pelasgians creating by this mixture the "Greeks". The other Pelasgians, fell one by one under their influence.
The only ones resisting were the Dorians, Epirotes and Illyrians. Our forefathers.
Then in Ottoman times 0.5 millions (in fact were more than 3 millions of them) were not just "Muslims".
They were Albanian Muslims.They shared everything but faith in common with the other native "Greeks". Language, blood, origin.
They are the reason why today in Turkey there are more than 4 million people of Albanian descent.
Those muslim Albanians were replaced by the Christian turks, people who today make the majority in Greece,
outnumbering the original, native Greeks - the Arvanites.
In 1922 the population of Greece was about 5 to 5.5 millions, after the war about 1.3 million came from Turkey
and about 0.5 million muslim went to Turkey from Greece. The ancient Greeks didn't almost anything like we do today,
but even then every region has it's own dialect, that is the reason why after Alexander conquered Asia
they had to create some much grammar stresses, so the non-Greeks could read and pronounce the scripts correctly.
In Homeric times, Albania didnt exist. In VIII b.c. the Pelasgian language writen by Homer,
wasn't completely corrupted to become what became. It preserved old forms which today survive in modern Albanian
and modern Greek languages. This implies that both nations started from a common point for becoming alien to each other later.
This makes our languages to appear different and alien. But in fact, they are the close dialects.
Only that we, pronounce it correctly but we use latin letters. You, use the original letters, but you pronounce it wrong.
Because, most of you are not descendants of those people who spoke that language.
You are descendant of people who came from elsewhere and learned the language of Homer as a foreign language.
Homer says that the ancient sheeps of Zeus bleated by doing "βή-βή".
This suggests that the "ή" was not pronounced as "i" from Ancient Greeks. If so, the sheeps in Ancient times
would bleat "vi-vi", which is not possible. It was most likely that homeric "ή" is an "e", or like we pronounce in Albanian "ë".
This makes "Ελένη" to be pronounced "Elenë". Exactly like we pronounce it.
And not only Ελένη. But also πληγή, Αθήνα, etc etc etc.
The others continued their path mixing with other nations. The mixture Pelasgians-with this new nation called
"Greeks" created the Epirotes.The mix Pelasgians-Celts produced Illyrians, the mix Pelasgians+Scythians produced Thracians.
And later, the mixture Epirotes-Illyrians produced Albanians. The mixture Thracians-Illyrians produced the Macedonian
(which later mixed with Greeks), the mixture Thracians-Scythians produced Dacians, etc etc etc.
Basically, Albanians (and modern Greeks) are both descendants of Pelasgians.
Pelasgians were the nation populating the Balkans until some Phoenicians colonized the Pelasgians
of Mykonos and Athens, bringing their alphabet, culture and knowledge.
The people who were created by the Pelasgian-Phoenician mixture, was called "Greek".
So Arvanites are basically those people in the margins of what today makes ''Greece'',
far away from the Phoenician influence. I mean, Dorians, Epirotes, even Thessaliotes (
which kept using both terms for their people, "Greek" and "Pelasgian" til'the times of Herodotus).
All these Pelasgian tribes, were assimilated in different ways. Some of them were assimilated with
Phoenicians directly (like Athenians). Some were intermingled with their own ''product''.
Basically, you can get deeper into this, but her surname ''Toska'' identifies the Southern Albanian dialect,
the descendants of the Epirotes, while the Illyrians being the forefathers of Northern Albanians,
the same nation with two predominant dialects ''Toske'' & ''Gheg''.
That would explain why genetically ''Greek'' & Albanian are so close to eachother:
I could indulge into haplogroups & phenotypes, but that is more complicated.![]()
Is it possible that she looked even worse, than how she looks now?![]()
What a pathetic excuse of a person, yet alone an artist. Yes, her real name must be Eralda, which means ''Rare'' or ''Unique'' in Albanian.
There were some magazines discussing her origin here in Albania aswell, but then again, people weren't interested anyways.






Aphroditte wrote:I didn't say Modern Greeks aren't descended from the Ancient, I was speaking about the overall tribes - related to the Arvanite case.
But then in for ex. Kolokotronis's case, he was a Greek with an Arvanite ''nickname'' or call it w/e, not an Arvanite then.
And as for Christian ''Turks'', I am aware they have nothing to do with the Arvanites, but were Anatolian Greeks,
that were ''Turkified'' culturally, but are of Caucasian origin, not Mongoloid as the later Turk settlers,
which were appointed in Modern Day Greece, but had a different dialect, that's the connection I was making.
That's why majority of nowadays Caucasian as in white looking Turks are of mixed Greek & Albanian descent.
Chams for examples are Arvanites or Albanian, call it w/e & fought against Greeks, which used the ''Arvanite'' term.
I am quite aware of the Ottoman monstrocities of the time, so that is completely understandable, resulting in feuds for ex.
Regions with a strong traditional presence of Arvanites (Albanians) werefound mainly in a compact area in southeastern Greece,
namely across Attica (especially in Eastern Attica), southern Boeotia, the north-east of the Peloponnese,
the south of the island of Euboea,the north of the island of Andros, and several islands of the Saronic Gulf & Salamis.
In parts of this area they formed a solid majority until about 1900. Within Attica,
parts of the capital Athens and its suburbs were Arvanitic until the late 19th century.
There are also settlements in some other parts of the Peloponnese, and in Phthiotis (Livanates, Malesina, Martino villages).
Like the rest of the Greek population, Arvanites have been emigrating from their villages to the cities and especially to Athens.
This has contributed to the loss of the language in the younger generation, which resulted in ASSIMILATION.
Unlike the ''Arvanites''/Arberesh Albanians in Italy, which genetically & culturally are the same like Albanians in native Albania,
preserving their language & culture for over 6 centuries, after they settled in Italy due to Ottoman invaders.
No, I did not & do not claim Alexander the Great, unlike FYROM-ians for ex., who actually think are of native stock,
irregardless if they're of Slavic origin & thus speaking a Slavic language.
Albanians & Greeks are the oldest natives of the Balkans, which share a distant origin that goes back to the Pelasgians
and then an overall-European origin as in white Caucasians.
The Ottoman-Caucasian theory of the Albanian origin is obsolete, identifying the proto-Albanians with an area of the Caucasus
referred to by classical geographers as "Albania" which roughly corresponds with modern-day Azerbaijan.
This theory supposed that the ancestors of the Albanians migrated westward to the Balkans
in the late classical or early Medieval period. The Caucasian theory was first proposed by Renaissance humanists
who were familiar with the works of classical geographers, and later developed by early 19th century
French consul and writer François Pouqueville, was rendered obsolete in the 19th century when
linguists proved that Albanian is an Indo-European,not Caucasian language.
The haplogroups (origin & migrations) that make up the majority of Albania are E-M35(origin in the Balkan,
the highest percentage of any country of E-V13 at 44%, and 4% other types of E-M35), J2b (origin also in the Balkan 17%),
R1b (Western European, to be exact Atlantic origin, shares similar percentage with Greeks 21%),
I2a2(haplogroup inexistent outside Europe, 8%) R1a (Central European origin, this is a very late one brought by the Slavic migrations
(unlike the others, late Mesolithic Era-early Neolithic, a.k.a stone age) only 4 %). it makes up 98%.
The other 2% has non European origin, appeared after the Slavic migrations,
however is found all over Europe today, and it's North Indian (The Roma ''Gipsy'' minorities).
The only connection between European Albania & Eurasian,Caucasian Albania is the Medieval LATIN term
''ALBA'', which means ''WHITE'', so according to this, we could say that even Scotland, where the Kingdom
of the Picts (based in Forthriu by the 6th century), which at the was also called ''ALBA'', is Southeastern European in origin?
The Scotts and Albanians are much closer to eachother due to a common Caucasian (white) origin,
which has no connection to the previous, not genetically,culturally,linguistically & ect.
The Turkish term ''Arnaut'' is the Greek version of ''Albanian'' in modern English,
not the Persian ''Arnaboud'', which in Persian means ''The ones that never came back'', not Turkish.
Both the term ''Arnaut'' and ''Arnavut'' come from the Greek version "Arvanite", or Slavic "Arbanase",
which in Albanian is ''Arber'', the name of Medieval Albania, that's why Albanian descendants in Italy,
still use the term ''Arbereshe'' & not ''Shqiptar'', which was later introduced & used by Albanians.
There is no connection from the Turkish,originally Greek term ''Arnaut/Arvanite'' and Persian ''Arnaboud''.
I was also talking about language preservances, vowel shifts & ect.,so according to Elizabeth Pyatt,
from the Pennsylvania State University, some people base their answer on which language got written down first.
If you're counting absolute oldest, probably Sumerian or Egyptian wins because they developed a writing system first
(both start appearing in about 3200 BC). If you're counting surviving languages, Chinese is often cited (first written in 1500 BC),
but Greek is a possible tie because it was written in Linear B beginning ca. 1500 BC.
But all of this is irrelevant, because writing is not equal to speaking.
In 3200 BC, there were many, many languages spoken besides Sumerian and Egyptian,
but they weren't fortunate enough to have a writing system. These languages are just as old.
To take one interesting case, the Albanian language (spoken north of Greece) was not written down until
about the 15th century AD, yet Ptolemy mentions the people in the first century BC.
The linguistic and archaeological evidence suggests that Albanians were a distinct people for even longer than that.
So Albanian has probably existed for several millennia, but has only been written down for 500 years.
With a twist of fate, Albanian might be considered very "old" and Greek pretty "new".



J.a.d.o.r.e wrote:
Or do you want to say to me Albanians were the oldest in Balkans? A large number of Albanians came from Caucasus with Ottoman Empire! In Turkey they call albanians "arvanut" which means "the ones that never returned".


PORTAKAL wrote:J.a.d.o.r.e wrote:
Or do you want to say to me Albanians were the oldest in Balkans? A large number of Albanians came from Caucasus with Ottoman Empire! In Turkey they call albanians "arvanut" which means "the ones that never returned".
Don't know about the first thing but I'm pretty sure, that Arnavut actually derived from "Arvanite". 2nd thing is, we have a huge population of Albanians in Turkey, but they are muslim, so they're not Arvanites.


J.a.d.o.r.e wrote:Also forgot to add an other very beautiful Greek model , Evi Toska.
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Magdalena Christo wrote:J.a.d.o.r.e wrote:Also forgot to add an other very beautiful Greek model , Evi Toska.
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Evi Toska = 100% Ethnic Albanian living in Greece, she ain't Greek what's o ever (at least not ethnically) ... sorry.She's not even Arvanite, because Arvanites are Albanians that migrated to southern Greece during the Medieval era... she's fully Albanian with first and last name (so her parents are perhaps either from Çamëria - Southern Epirus which is Albanian populated and has always been so, but it was cut out of Albania) or they're Albanians that migrated to Greece and she was born to Albanian parents in Greece, but I suppose most likely she's from Çamëria based on her Albanian name. They gave her an Albanian name - Evi or Evis is a very common name amongst Albanian girls, and the last name Toska is 100% Albanian. Greeks are always trying to get Albanians to be Greeks and they always put claims on everything Albanian... LOL!!
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Here's one of the most popular Albanian singers Artiola Toska (just to show you that it's an Albanian surname.)![]()
This is another Albanian Evi, Evis Xheneti (wife of guitarist of the band Korn):












Aphroditte wrote:FYROM is a new ''identity'' invented in the Balkans, which tried to force Albanian, Bulgarian & Greek minorities,
to shape a new so-called ''Macedonian identity'', irregardless if the main culture is entirely Bulgarian in origin.
They have tried to ''Slavicize'' all the populations by changing their ethnic surnames into ''Fyromian'',
which I have witnessed with my own eyes, for ex. the winner of ''German Idol'' 2010, Edita Abdieski,
who is an ethnic Albanian with a slavicized surname from her grandfather Abdiu, while the original family
name was Zahini. The people have always been conscious about their origin & thus haven't mixed,
irregardless of the strong propaganda, which might conclude to FYROM falling apart & ethnic parts
being reunited with their ''mother countries'', for ex. Westerm FYROM with an Albanian majority
gets united with Albania, but once again that is politics & the outcome will be seen in the future.
Chams of ''Caucasian Albanian'' origin? Then why isn't there any genetic evidence or whatsoever record about
any migration into Albania? The ''Chams'' are as Albanians as other Albanians.
They were not brough with the Ottoman Empire, that's unproven bullshit, but were incorporated in the Ottoman mercenaries.
So it's Kaplan Resuli's word against numerous not only qualified Albanian but worldwide linguists & genetics?
He's known for basing his theories on bribery, so no wonder none of his work is taken serious not only in the Albanian
but worldwide scale of linguists/genetics & ect., basically he's a flop.
The ''Centum-Satem'' nature of Illyrian & thus Albanian is still debated, also adding the fact, that for ex.
the Albanian word for 100 is Centum, as in alb. ''qind'', ita. ''cento'' & ect.
Our earliest mentioning is in the 200 Anno Domini - 4 centuries before the arrival of the Serbs for ex.
They are mentioned as (Latin) Albanoi, which is thought to mean 'white' - ironically, the Illyrian name for the tribe was parthini,
and the first part -parth resembles our modern word -bardh, meaning precisely white, whereas the suffix -ini resembles our suffix -inj,
defining the word as smth plural, i.e. Parthians, Parthinj.
Nevertheless, the number of researchers still today refusing to take into consideration the many arguments
supplied by different academic disciplines has shrunk, or, more accurately, absolutely the only researchers
who deny the theory of Albanian autochthony are Serbian/Russian (Again politics interferes).
There are numerous historical quotes proving our autochthony in the lands we inhabit today, like in the II Century BC,
the geographer and astronomer from Alexandria, Ptolemy drafted a map of remarkable significance for the history of Illyria,
which shows the city of Albanopolis (located south of Durrës),from which the Albanians were later on to be identified by the world.
The mention of Albanians in the region corresponding to modern Albania is as the Arbanites of Arbanon in Anna Commenas
account of the troubles in that region caused in the reign of her father Alexius I Comneus (1081- 1110) by the Normans.
(The Alexiad The Alexiad is a book written around the year 1148 by the Byzantine historian Anna Comnena,
the daughter of Emperor Alexius I. She describe the political and military history Byzantine Empire during the reign o
of her father (1081-1110) , making it one of the most important sources of information on the Byzantines of the Middle Ages.
In ‘History’ written in 1079-1080, Byzantine historian Michael Attaliates was first to refer to the "Albanoi" as having taken part
in a revolt against Constantinople in 1043 and to the Arbanitai as subjects of the duke of Dyrrachium.
1285 in Dubrovnik (Ragusa) where a sizeable Albanian community had existed for some time.
In the investigation of a robbery in the house of Petro del Volcio of Belena (now Prati), a certain Matthew,
son of Mark of Mançe, who appears to have been witness to the crime, states:
"Audivi unam vocem clamantem in monte in lingua albanesca" (I heard a voice crying in the mountains in the Albanian language).
I could post other numerous historical quotes, researched & verified by worldwide historians, but you get the picture.
Going back to our first mentioning is in the 2th century AD, four centuries before the Slavic arrivals in the Balkans.
It's from that Illyrian tribe (the Albanoi) we received our ethnonym. They were mentioned by the Greek geographer
Ptolemy Claudius of Alexandria, in his work Geographia, as situated near the modern capital Tirana;
Our own medieval term for ourselves wasn't Albanian with the letter 'l', but Arberesh or Arberor or Arban, with 'r',
from whence the Slav term 'Arbanas' and Greek term 'Arvanites' came from, when they referred to us.
This name stems also from the Illyrian era, with the original Quote: ''In the II Century BC, in the History of the World,
written by Polybius, there is mention of a city named Arbon in present day central Albania.
The people who lived there were called Arbanios and Arbanitai.''
Also concluding from the haplogroups & overall studies, which proved Albania's homogeneous identity,
I'll also add some other studies, starting with ''"HLA Class I Polymorphism in the Albanian Population"
Z. Grubi}1, V. Kerhin-Brklja~i}1, E. ^e~uk-Jeli~i}1, S. Kuci2 and A. Ka{telan1 1 National Referral Organ Transplantation
and Tissue Typing Center, University Hospital Center Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia 2 Faculty of Medicine Prishtina, Prishtina, Kosovo;
Unbiased Croatian & Albanian collaboration, then continuing to another study; "High-Resolution Phylogenetic Analysis
of Southeastern Europe Traces Major Episodes of Paternal Gene Flow Among Slavic Populations"when:"Almost 93% of SEE E3b1
chromosomes are classified into ALPHA cluster. In Europe, the highest E3b1a variance is among Apulians & Greeks
and the highest frequency of the cluster is among Albanians and Greeks (table 1)."
If you make a total % of Albanians of Albania and Albanians of Kosovo all Albanians have the max Erb1-a freq.
After them are the Aromanians (latinized balkan substract), continuing with the Greeks & Apulians.
Cruciani concluded that the distribution of the E3b1-alpha cluster in Europe indicates a Neolithic or post-Neolithic
expansion out of the Balkans into Europe that spread as far west as the Iberian peninsula, and southeast to Turkey.
STR diversity analysis gives an estimate of about 8 thousand years ago for that expansion
Later Semino concluded: ''It's interesting to note that another recent study concluded that a J sub-group, J2e1 (J-M102),
also expanded into Europe from the Balkans during the Neolithic period. Most likely due to genetic drift, Kosovo Albanians
harbor a J2e frequency peak whereas variance maximum declines from the Southeastern edge of the studied region.
The footprint of J2e1 (M102) on the European map indicates some sort of connection between the southern Balkans
and north-central Italy. One possible explanation is that J2e1 may have dispersed into Europe from the Balkans.
Some of the highest frequencies that Semino et al saw for J2e1 were Albania (14.3% of total population),
north-central Italy (9.6%), Greece (6.5%) Croatia etc.,'' He estimated the date of the M102 mutation at about 8000 years ago.
First of all Albanian and Kosovo Albanians are the same people. The max frequencies of J2e are among Albanians,
the some for E3b1. This 2 Haplogroupe are belived to exist there before the Roman arivals.(J2e% + E3b1a% = 16 + 45 = 61%).
All these 2 haplogroup have max. frequency in Albanians and this is a sign of distinction from Slavs for ex.
Then world-renown authot Cavalli-Sforza: ''The Albanians show considerable genetic distances with all the populations;
however, 14 pair of comparisons between the Albanians and the European populations show a high level of identity.
This is a correlation function not the sum of the haplogroups, with which we conclude that Albanians & Kosovo Albanians
have one of the strongest DNA identity in Balkans, with a correlation of 14 values.
The “Survey of anthropological features of the Illyrians": The purpose of this paper is to bring to evidence the physical traits
of the ancient inhabitants of Albania, the Illyrians, through an anthropological study of 93 human skeletons of different periods.
Based on the available typological data the author comes to the conclusion that the Illyrians of the Albanian territory constituted an
Adriatic-Mediterranean population with Nordic and Alpine minorities.
The results of this study throw light on certain historical phenomena, which are linked with the origin and formation of the Illyrians
and thus, the direct descendance with the Albanians.
Here you've got the links to the previous mentioned studies;
"HLA Class I Polymorphism in the Albanian Population":
http://209.85.129.104/search?q=cache...n&ct=clnk&cd=1 & http://hrcak.srce.hr/file/15462 in PDF.
"High-Resolution Phylogenetic Analysis of Southeastern Europe Traces Major Episodes
of Paternal Gene Flow Among Slavic Populations'': http://mbe.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/re...22/10/1964.pdf
''Maternal and paternal lineages in Albania and the genetic structure of Indo-European populations'':
http://www.nature.com/ejhg/journal/v... ... a.pd''
Survey of anthropological features of the Illyrians": http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/3...ubmed_RVDocSum
The previous study was done in 6 Universities, including:
1-Charite - Universitaetsmedizin Berlin, Medizinische Bibliothek, Germany
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/projects...de=tu&JrId=680
2-Universitaets- und Landesbibliothek Duesseldorf, Germany
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/projects...de=tu&JrId=680
3-Biblioteche Universitarie e dell' Area di Bologna , Italy
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/projects...de=tu&JrId=680
4-Harvard University Library, USA
http://sfx.hul.harvard.edu/sfx_local..._char_set=utf8
5- University of Calgary Library, Canada
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/projects...de=tu&JrId=680
6- University of Vermont Dana Medical Library ne SHBA
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/projects...de=tu&JrId=680
There is more than enough VERIFIED anthropological material going on, proving our descendance,
I would post even more & back them up with links, but I think you get the picture by now.
And as PORTAKAL already confirmed the etymology of the word ''Arnavut'' which is derived from ''Arnavite'',
something I backed up in my previous post aswell, you should hold on to the Turkish-Greek etymology, not Persian!
I know the situtation of my people nowadays, ALBANIANS inhabit Albania, Western Macedonia, Kosovo, Southern Montenegro
and Southern Italy, precisely Calabria, where a Arbereshe (ALBANIAN) community is still flourishing & speaking Albanian,
you've also got a minority in Ukraine, but they're not as active as the previous & thus, assimilated like the ones in Greece and Turkey.
I didn't claim or claim modern-day ''Arvanites'', they're Greeks of partial-distant Albanian origin,
how can I consider them Albanian nowadays, if they're mixed & don't even speak Albanian?
Modern day Albanians don't regard ''Arvanites'' & ''Arnauts'' in Turkey as our brethren, they're assimilated, what use are they to us?
I was just interested about Evi Toska's case, since her surname is relatively new & used nowadays in Southern Albania,
that was the only connection I thought I'd make, but you clarified her situtation & that's all I needed!











Magdalena Christo wrote:Here's several other Albanians that Greeks claim as their own, simply because they have or had their careers in Greece:
Mirela Manjani (from Durrës, Albania):![]()
Pirro Dhima "Pyrros Dimas" as Greeks would say haha...weightlifter (from Himara, Albania):
Luan Shabani (from Korçë, Albania) Greeks call him "Leonidas Sabanis":
These are just a few examples of recent Albanian peoples that Greeks try to claim as their own, let alone ancient history.... they claim everything of Albania as their own... hahaha ....
It is obvious Evi is Albanian, just look at her face!!! She looks like she's related to Eralda Hitaj!!!![]()






Aphroditte wrote:There is no such thing as ''Turkish-Albanian'', it's unbelievable how contradictory you are! ![]()
Chams are ethnically Albanians, irregardless of religion, but while the Greek minority in Albania had dual-citizenship,
the previous were massacred & their homes looted!
According to the Jannisary system, they TOOK Albanian children & incorporated them into Ottoman mercenaries,
not the other way around, I hope you're aware of that.![]()
What part of the ''CAUCASIAN THEORY IS OBSOLETE'' didn't you get? Stop trolling on Wikipedia & read verified literature,
you're more than welcome to check the surveys & links I provided for you from German, Italian & US Universities,
which you obviously skipped.Those authors, including world-renown names Cavalli-Sforza, Cruciani, Semino & ect.,
against uncredited ones like Georgiev & Resuli. I don't get it, you agreed on the overall-Pelasgian theory
& now all of a sudden you're backing up the ''Caucasian'' one, even if the ''proof'' you've got was written by an online amateur?![]()
No historical documents of Albanians before the 16th century? Did Anna Comnena invent the term ''Arbanites of Arbanon'' then?![]()
It's interesting how the term ''Arbereshe'' perfectly fits the overall historic legacy, the Albanians in Southern Italy
still refer themselves as ''Arbereshe'',so please go read what I posted once again & stop copy-pasting some irrelevant-unproven BS,
it doesn't do you or the Greeks any justice.
There is still unfinished business to be done, we first began with Kosovo & now we're aiming for Chameria, along Lirida & Malsia,
with majority of Albanian immigrants returning to Albania, due to the pathetic excuse of a country you've got,
which reflects on the economy aswell, we're going to set business straight!![]()
Starting with Greek Historians themselves, admiting that ''Chams'' were innocent:
If ''Chams'' are Caucasian, then howcome is the word Çam an evolution of the word "t'chiam", which is the name of an ancient river
passing right through Çameria (The word T'chamis appears on many ancient Roman and even Hellenic maps, indicating that the word
Chameria is older than the word Epirus, and it's used only by Albanians)? The Greek government has been very hostile toward Çams
and the main reason is the fact that they have a very strong Albanian identity. Another reason of the Greek hostilities is the fact
that Greeks inherited a very hostile policy towards them. During the period of time, from 1854 till 1877 the Albanians of Çameria
resisted successfully the attacks from Greek "Andartes".During the WWI and WWII the greek troops attacked Çameria again.
The (provisional) government of Vlora (Albania) responded by sending Albanian military troops to assist the Albanian population,
but the decision of the Ambassadors Conference assigned Çameria to Greece. As a result of this decision by the great powers,
Greeks forces led by the hateful figure of N. Zervas launched attackers that ended up with many innocent Albanian locals killed.
The difference between Çams (Albanians) & ''Arvanites'' is that the previous did not want to assimilate & still have
a very strong Albanian identity, which includes speaking Albanian & not intermarrying non-Albanians.
Other than that, please makeup your mind on whether you'll agree with world-renown literature or Wikipedia,
I hope the decision is obviously quite easy to make, so avoid posting any uncredited theories for future reference.



Magdalena Christo wrote:@ the Greek chauvinist, I will not read any of what you have copied and pasted here from wiki (which is not even a reliable source for information as anybody can edit pages on there, and the bs you're putting here has most likely been written by other Greek chauvinists like yourself). Greece has stolen land, history and plenty of sports stars from Albania... now please, cut the crap because I am well aware as to who Greeks are and how mixed your country is... there is a reason your government never recognizes any of its minorities... Albania recognizes its tiny Greek minority in the South which now sadly is growing as Greece's economy has died, whereas Greece has never recognized Albanians as a minority in their country. No wonder though, because in South Epirus Albanians aren't even a minority but rather a majority as it is their land!
I know how you Greeks are, you are chauvinists... to you everything is Greek. Anybody, that moves to your country as long as they get Christened in the Greek Orthodox Church they're instantly considered Greek.![]()
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Albanians are the descendants of Illyrians, Epirotes & Ancient Macedonians, they are the true descendants of the Pelasgians and therefor the oldest peoples of the balkans. That's something you'll have to accept or deal with it on your own, because it's the truth!
Evi Toska you mentioned earlier is from Janina, Çamëria (South Epirus) the part of Greece that is with an Albanian majority... therefor she is definitely an ethnic Albanian. + if her parents were Greek they wouldn't have given to her the name Evi (which is quite possibly the most popular name amongst girls in Albania). While the last name Toska is purely Albanian and anybody else that has such a last name residing in Greece, they're definitely of Albanian origins. So shove your bs propaganda up yours because I don't buy any of it as I know your Greek chauvinist games quite well.










Aphroditte wrote:There is no such thing as ''Turkish-Albanian'', it's unbelievable how contradictory you are! ![]()
Chams are ethnically Albanians, irregardless of religion, but while the Greek minority in Albania had dual-citizenship,
the previous were massacred & their homes looted!
According to the Jannisary system, they TOOK Albanian children & incorporated them into Ottoman mercenaries,
not the other way around, I hope you're aware of that.![]()
What part of the ''CAUCASIAN THEORY IS OBSOLETE'' didn't you get? Stop trolling on Wikipedia & read verified literature,
you're more than welcome to check the surveys & links I provided for you from German, Italian & US Universities,
which you obviously skipped.Those authors, including world-renown names Cavalli-Sforza, Cruciani, Semino & ect.,
against uncredited ones like Georgiev & Resuli. I don't get it, you agreed on the overall-Pelasgian theory
& now all of a sudden you're backing up the ''Caucasian'' one, even if the ''proof'' you've got was written by an online amateur?![]()
No historical documents of Albanians before the 16th century? Did Anna Comnena invent the term ''Arbanites of Arbanon'' then?![]()
It's interesting how the term ''Arbereshe'' perfectly fits the overall historic legacy, the Albanians in Southern Italy
still refer themselves as ''Arbereshe'',so please go read what I posted once again & stop copy-pasting some irrelevant-unproven BS,
it doesn't do you or the Greeks any justice.
There is still unfinished business to be done, we first began with Kosovo & now we're aiming for Chameria, along Lirida & Malsia,
with majority of Albanian immigrants returning to Albania, due to the pathetic excuse of a country you've got,
which reflects on the economy aswell, we're going to set business straight!![]()
Starting with Greek Historians themselves, admiting that ''Chams'' were innocent:
If ''Chams'' are Caucasian, then howcome is the word Çam an evolution of the word "t'chiam", which is the name of an ancient river
passing right through Çameria (The word T'chamis appears on many ancient Roman and even Hellenic maps, indicating that the word
Chameria is older than the word Epirus, and it's used only by Albanians)? The Greek government has been very hostile toward Çams
and the main reason is the fact that they have a very strong Albanian identity. Another reason of the Greek hostilities is the fact
that Greeks inherited a very hostile policy towards them. During the period of time, from 1854 till 1877 the Albanians of Çameria
resisted successfully the attacks from Greek "Andartes".During the WWI and WWII the greek troops attacked Çameria again.
The (provisional) government of Vlora (Albania) responded by sending Albanian military troops to assist the Albanian population,
but the decision of the Ambassadors Conference assigned Çameria to Greece. As a result of this decision by the great powers,
Greeks forces led by the hateful figure of N. Zervas launched attackers that ended up with many innocent Albanian locals killed.
The difference between Çams (Albanians) & ''Arvanites'' is that the previous did not want to assimilate & still have
a very strong Albanian identity, which includes speaking Albanian & not intermarrying non-Albanians.
Other than that, please makeup your mind on whether you'll agree with world-renown literature or Wikipedia,
I hope the decision is obviously quite easy to make, so avoid posting any uncredited theories for future reference.


"I'm not listening... lalalaalalalalala"




J.a.d.o.r.e wrote:Once more Magdalena Christo has proven her stupidity![]()
Magdalena, Liking it or not (obviously Not!) , Evi's Greek, no matter what you do you can't change her ethnicity or the fact that she calls herself proud Thessalonikian!And you obviously have no right to change her ethnicity when its greek and she feels greek.
No matter is she's half Arvanite and one of her ancestors was in fact albanian, that would make her what.... 0.2% Albanian...2% Albanian???
EVEN IF SHE WAS HALF ALBANIAN SHE WOULD STILL NOT BE ALBANIAN! You forget her mom is from Thessaloniki and you forget the names of her parents and her village.
In That village there is or was no albanian which you are free to search online.
You are basically disregarding basic human rights as the right to feel proud to be of any ethnicity.!!!!!
I just love how fanatised-utopic-illusional and obsessive you are.
Any more clue of an inferiority complex here?![]()
Cause you're all like....."I'm not listening... lalalaalalalalala"


J.a.d.o.r.e wrote:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyrros_Dimas
Pyrros Dimas (Greek: Πύρρος Δήμας), born on 13 October 1971) is a retired Greek[1] weightlifter, considered as one of the greatest of all time, having been three times Olympic champion and three times World Champion.
Dimas was born to ethnic Greek parents[2] in Himara, Albania.[3]
The name Pyrros is actually ancient greek....
Oh dear Magdalena.. When will you grow up?


Magdalena Christo wrote:J.a.d.o.r.e wrote:Once more Magdalena Christo has proven her stupidity![]()
Magdalena, Liking it or not (obviously Not!) , Evi's Greek, no matter what you do you can't change her ethnicity or the fact that she calls herself proud Thessalonikian!And you obviously have no right to change her ethnicity when its greek and she feels greek.
No matter is she's half Arvanite and one of her ancestors was in fact albanian, that would make her what.... 0.2% Albanian...2% Albanian???
EVEN IF SHE WAS HALF ALBANIAN SHE WOULD STILL NOT BE ALBANIAN! You forget her mom is from Thessaloniki and you forget the names of her parents and her village.
In That village there is or was no albanian which you are free to search online.
You are basically disregarding basic human rights as the right to feel proud to be of any ethnicity.!!!!!
I just love how fanatised-utopic-illusional and obsessive you are.
Any more clue of an inferiority complex here?![]()
Cause you're all like....."I'm not listening... lalalaalalalalala"
She can't be an Arvanite from Janina you moron, Arvanites are the Albanians that migrated to southern Greece during the medieval times... they have assimilated into Greeks to a certain extent (they have Greek surnames nowadays, not Albanian ones) because they've had hundreds of years of Greek Anti- Albanian propaganda brainwashing. Whereas Evi Toska is from Janina, Chameria... therefor she has an Albanian surname, she's purely ethnic Albanian. Accept it and deal with it!!! Chameria is ethnic Albanian land, just because your salad bowl country refuses to recognize its minorities doesn't change the fact that they're still there, and we know an Albanian when we see one, and she's 100% ALBANIAN!


Magdalena Christo wrote:J.a.d.o.r.e wrote:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyrros_Dimas
Pyrros Dimas (Greek: Πύρρος Δήμας), born on 13 October 1971) is a retired Greek[1] weightlifter, considered as one of the greatest of all time, having been three times Olympic champion and three times World Champion.
Dimas was born to ethnic Greek parents[2] in Himara, Albania.[3]
The name Pyrros is actually ancient greek....
Oh dear Magdalena.. When will you grow up?
Ahhh another wiki page created and edited by a Greek chauvinist as yourself, no wonder you only copy & paste only from wiki... you're an uneducated chauvinist, you think I didn't know about what wiki says of Pirro Dhima????? Pirro is an Epirote & therefor ancient Albanian name, that's why you'll find thousands of men in Albania that have it.




J.a.d.o.r.e wrote:Magdalena Christo wrote:J.a.d.o.r.e wrote:Once more Magdalena Christo has proven her stupidity![]()
Magdalena, Liking it or not (obviously Not!) , Evi's Greek, no matter what you do you can't change her ethnicity or the fact that she calls herself proud Thessalonikian!And you obviously have no right to change her ethnicity when its greek and she feels greek.
No matter is she's half Arvanite and one of her ancestors was in fact albanian, that would make her what.... 0.2% Albanian...2% Albanian???
EVEN IF SHE WAS HALF ALBANIAN SHE WOULD STILL NOT BE ALBANIAN! You forget her mom is from Thessaloniki and you forget the names of her parents and her village.
In That village there is or was no albanian which you are free to search online.
You are basically disregarding basic human rights as the right to feel proud to be of any ethnicity.!!!!!
I just love how fanatised-utopic-illusional and obsessive you are.
Any more clue of an inferiority complex here?![]()
Cause you're all like....."I'm not listening... lalalaalalalalala"
She can't be an Arvanite from Janina you moron, Arvanites are the Albanians that migrated to southern Greece during the medieval times... they have assimilated into Greeks to a certain extent (they have Greek surnames nowadays, not Albanian ones) because they've had hundreds of years of Greek Anti- Albanian propaganda brainwashing. Whereas Evi Toska is from Janina, Chameria... therefor she has an Albanian surname, she's purely ethnic Albanian. Accept it and deal with it!!! Chameria is ethnic Albanian land, just because your salad bowl country refuses to recognize its minorities doesn't change the fact that they're still there, and we know an Albanian when we see one, and she's 100% ALBANIAN!
Hey, Moron! Ioannina is a Greek area, it has always been greek so don't claim land you would wish for. Ioannina is one of the greatest greek historical cities.!
Evi is NOT from the city of Ioannina ! Evi's from a village in the state of Ioannina!
The city just happens to be the capital of a whole area-state,just like in U.S.A
California city is different from the state of California...California is a specific city while there are other towns,cities,neighbhourhoods around!
Do i have to post this again about the descents of Albanians and Arvanites?
The name Arvanoi/Arvanites was GIVEN to them by the Byzantines just because these tribes lived in the Arvanon area.The Byzantine Greeks were font of using ancient names to describe modern nations.Thus Anna Komnene in Alexias used this name for the first time to describe the nomadic clans that lived there.
The real ethnonym of the Albanians,the one that they use themselves in their language,is Skipetari.
Partly correct.. During the Byzantine era the term Albanians is mentioned for the first time.. but not for the population of Arvanon..
In Anna Komnene's Alexiad we see that the 'Albanians' and 'Arvanites' or to be exact, the "inhabitants bordering Arvanon" are desribed as separate people..
In book 6 we read:
as Robert was being worried on all sides by the so-called Albanians and by the natives of Dalmatia sent by Bodinus.
In book 7 we read:
When some small towns bordering on Arbanum fell into Bohemund's hands, their inhabitants, who were intimately acquainted with all the roads round Arbanum, came to him and explained the exact position of Devra and showed him the hidden paths.
So she actually indicates the difference between Albanians and the "natives of Dalmatia" and the "inhabitants of the villages bordering to Arbanon"
.
.
.
.
.
Do you think people of Arvanite origin don't exist today? Are you just stupid or a troll? Or completely dellusionate??
There are 150,000 Arvanites, living in 300 villages.!
Many Arvanites find the designation "Albanians" offensive as they identify nationally and ethnically as Greeks and not Albanians.
You can also search that on the web even though I am sure you won't because you prefer listening to your creative imagination


J.a.d.o.r.e wrote:There's an interesting fact about Pyrrhus...
Pyrrhus was married five times: his first wife Antigone borne him a daughter called Olympias and in 295 BC she died possibly in childbirth while giving birth to their son, Ptolemy who died in the same year as his mother.[13] His second wife was Lanassa, daughter of King Agathocles of Syracuse (r. 317–289 BC), whom he married in about 295 BC and the couple had two sons Alexander[14] and Helenus, Lanassa left Pyrrhus. His third wife was the daughter of Audoleon, King of Paeonia; his fourth wife was the Illyrian princess Bircenna, who was the daughter of King Bardylis II (r. circa 295–290 BC), and his fifth wife was the daughter of Ptolemy Keraunos, whom he married in 281/280 BC.
Bircenna was the daughter of Bardylis II of the Dardanian Kingdom.[1] Bircenna was one of the five wives of Pyrrhus of Epirus; she married him around 292 BC.[2][3] Pyrrhus married Bircenna for diplomatic reasons and to increase his power in southern Illyria as he was an ally of Bircenna's father. Bircenna had a son named Helenus, who at an early age accompanied his father in his ambitious campaigns conducted in the Italian peninsula[4]
what was that?
yes!she named their son Helenus from Hellene = Έλληνας
An other proof that Pyrrhus was not just Greek but as it was known he was feared by Illyrians.


Magdalena Christo wrote:J.a.d.o.r.e wrote:Magdalena Christo wrote:J.a.d.o.r.e wrote:Once more Magdalena Christo has proven her stupidity![]()
Magdalena, Liking it or not (obviously Not!) , Evi's Greek, no matter what you do you can't change her ethnicity or the fact that she calls herself proud Thessalonikian!And you obviously have no right to change her ethnicity when its greek and she feels greek.
No matter is she's half Arvanite and one of her ancestors was in fact albanian, that would make her what.... 0.2% Albanian...2% Albanian???
EVEN IF SHE WAS HALF ALBANIAN SHE WOULD STILL NOT BE ALBANIAN! You forget her mom is from Thessaloniki and you forget the names of her parents and her village.
In That village there is or was no albanian which you are free to search online.
You are basically disregarding basic human rights as the right to feel proud to be of any ethnicity.!!!!!
I just love how fanatised-utopic-illusional and obsessive you are.
Any more clue of an inferiority complex here?![]()
Cause you're all like....."I'm not listening... lalalaalalalalala"
She can't be an Arvanite from Janina you moron, Arvanites are the Albanians that migrated to southern Greece during the medieval times... they have assimilated into Greeks to a certain extent (they have Greek surnames nowadays, not Albanian ones) because they've had hundreds of years of Greek Anti- Albanian propaganda brainwashing. Whereas Evi Toska is from Janina, Chameria... therefor she has an Albanian surname, she's purely ethnic Albanian. Accept it and deal with it!!! Chameria is ethnic Albanian land, just because your salad bowl country refuses to recognize its minorities doesn't change the fact that they're still there, and we know an Albanian when we see one, and she's 100% ALBANIAN!
Hey, Moron! Ioannina is a Greek area, it has always been greek so don't claim land you would wish for. Ioannina is one of the greatest greek historical cities.!
Evi is NOT from the city of Ioannina ! Evi's from a village in the state of Ioannina!
The city just happens to be the capital of a whole area-state,just like in U.S.A
California city is different from the state of California...California is a specific city while there are other towns,cities,neighbhourhoods around!
Do i have to post this again about the descents of Albanians and Arvanites?
The name Arvanoi/Arvanites was GIVEN to them by the Byzantines just because these tribes lived in the Arvanon area.The Byzantine Greeks were font of using ancient names to describe modern nations.Thus Anna Komnene in Alexias used this name for the first time to describe the nomadic clans that lived there.
The real ethnonym of the Albanians,the one that they use themselves in their language,is Skipetari.
Partly correct.. During the Byzantine era the term Albanians is mentioned for the first time.. but not for the population of Arvanon..
In Anna Komnene's Alexiad we see that the 'Albanians' and 'Arvanites' or to be exact, the "inhabitants bordering Arvanon" are desribed as separate people..
In book 6 we read:
as Robert was being worried on all sides by the so-called Albanians and by the natives of Dalmatia sent by Bodinus.
In book 7 we read:
When some small towns bordering on Arbanum fell into Bohemund's hands, their inhabitants, who were intimately acquainted with all the roads round Arbanum, came to him and explained the exact position of Devra and showed him the hidden paths.
So she actually indicates the difference between Albanians and the "natives of Dalmatia" and the "inhabitants of the villages bordering to Arbanon"
.
.
.
.
.
Do you think people of Arvanite origin don't exist today? Are you just stupid or a troll? Or completely dellusionate??
There are 150,000 Arvanites, living in 300 villages.!
Many Arvanites find the designation "Albanians" offensive as they identify nationally and ethnically as Greeks and not Albanians.
You can also search that on the web even though I am sure you won't because you prefer listening to your creative imagination
Don't waste your time & most importantly MY time with your Greek bs propaganda, I told you even earlier... because I don't buy any of it. I know the history of Albania.... I know the history of Greece... I have visited Greece and I know what the real Greeks look like as well as what the Albanians that live there look like... do not try to play with me trying to feed me the lies you have fed to world, because I know everything about your so called country. Take your chauvinist Greek lies to someone who is unaware as to who the real Greeks truly are, because that's what you Greeks can do best lie. & it is sooo funny how your so called country men act like nazis.... when did Greeks become white??? hahah The only reason there's white Greeks is because they've mixed with Albanians & Slavs... so quit being racist, please.


Magdalena Christo wrote:J.a.d.o.r.e wrote:There's an interesting fact about Pyrrhus...
Pyrrhus was married five times: his first wife Antigone borne him a daughter called Olympias and in 295 BC she died possibly in childbirth while giving birth to their son, Ptolemy who died in the same year as his mother.[13] His second wife was Lanassa, daughter of King Agathocles of Syracuse (r. 317–289 BC), whom he married in about 295 BC and the couple had two sons Alexander[14] and Helenus, Lanassa left Pyrrhus. His third wife was the daughter of Audoleon, King of Paeonia; his fourth wife was the Illyrian princess Bircenna, who was the daughter of King Bardylis II (r. circa 295–290 BC), and his fifth wife was the daughter of Ptolemy Keraunos, whom he married in 281/280 BC.
Bircenna was the daughter of Bardylis II of the Dardanian Kingdom.[1] Bircenna was one of the five wives of Pyrrhus of Epirus; she married him around 292 BC.[2][3] Pyrrhus married Bircenna for diplomatic reasons and to increase his power in southern Illyria as he was an ally of Bircenna's father. Bircenna had a son named Helenus, who at an early age accompanied his father in his ambitious campaigns conducted in the Italian peninsula[4]
what was that?
yes!she named their son Helenus from Hellene = Έλληνας
An other proof that Pyrrhus was not just Greek but as it was known he was feared by Illyrians.
Wikipedia isn't a reliable source of information as anybody can edit the pages there, as I previously mentioned.... how about you open a history book written by a real historian for a change, and not edited by a Greek chauvinist... I strongly suggest you do that!


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