Albania Opens the door [1] By Dusko Doder Photographs by Nicole Bengiveno Lexo artikullin në shqip Leggi l'articolo in italiano Dusko Doder, winner of the Overseas Press Club award fo…
Read moreAlbania Opens the door [1] By Dusko Doder Photographs by Nicole Bengiveno Lexo artikullin në shqip Leggi l'articolo in italiano Dusko Doder, winner of the Overseas Press Club award fo…
Read moreAlbania, Alone Against the World [1] Article and photographs by Mehmet Biber Lexo artikullin në shqip Leggi l'articolo in italiano "Let us fulfill all our obligations and smash t…
Read moreAlbania today: two million souls ten thousand policemen [1] Text and photos by Fernand Gigon Lexo artikullin në shqip Leggi l'articolo in italiano This is the first co…
Read moreA Historic Day Giulio Caprin Trieste, March 6, 1914 I had asked my dear colleague Simplicius, with whom I frequently collaborated, for a portrait—even an imaginary one—of the newly appointed ruler, Prince Wied, the Mbret of Albania. My colleague replied: “An interestin…
Read moreLa Domenica del Corriere, February 1–8, 1914 In the distant future, Albanian history will need many pages to recount the long and arduous negotiations required to realize the project of the European Powers—though it would be more accurate to say Italy and Austria, …
Read moreBerat Albania, [1] Berati's citadel crowns the upper Town To the modern seeker for the unusual along geographic byways, this old stronghold serves as a colorful reminder of Albania's turbulent past, when now Sicily and Naples, now Turkey, Austria, and…
Read moreThe Italo-Albanians of Sicily Since the 15th century, a diaspora of Albanian-speaking people from the Balkans has been rooted in several Sicilian towns, including Piana degli Albanesi, Contessa Entellina, Mezzojuso, Palazzo Adriano, and S. Cristina Gela. Today, over …
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