Албанците не се појавуваат во 12 век туку под тоа име се познати од тогаш. Има разлика.
Ајде бе?
Ќе повторам, нема што јас да истражувам и студирам, можам само историчари да ти постирам, тоа што ти никогаш не го правиш. Не сум ниту археолог, ниту историчар.
Шетај.
Исламот е најголемото оружје општо на србите, грците па и на вас против албанците. Целта беше секогаш албанците да ги прикажуате како муслимани, а ги игнорирате христијаните. Не знам како мислите дека тоа ќе успее, очекувате тотална амнезија да бидне или одеднаш сите книги па и интернетот да падне па некој да ви поверува за век или две.
Неможе да е Илир или "староседелец" а да е муслиман, исто како што некој Јован или Спасе православен да биде антички маќедонац.
Тоа сакам да го сватат вашите мозочиња, без разлика дали се работи за албански или македонски иридентизам.
Joachim Matzinger and Stefan Schumacher - австриски лингвисти
"Like a couple of detectives searching for clues,
Stefan Schumacher and
Joachim Matzinger are out to
reconstruct the origins of Albanian – a language whose history and development has received remarkably little attention outside the world of Albanian scholars."
"The root of the controversy is their hypothesis that Albanian
does not originate from the language of the Ancient Illyrians, the people or peoples who inhabited the Balkans in the Greek and Roman era."
"Matzinger points put that when the
few surviving fragments of I
llyrian and Albanian are compared, they have almost nothing in common."
“The two are
opposites and
cannot fit together,” he says. “Albanian is
not as the same as Illyrian from a
linguistic point of view.”
Од истата статија;
"The names of many Albanians
bear witness to the
historic drive to prove the Illyrian link.
Not Pandeli Pani. When he was born in Tirana in 1966, midway through the long dictatorship of Enver Hoxha, his father
told the local registry office that he wished to name him after his grandfather.
Pani recalls his father’s
hard-fought battle not to have to give his son an Illyrian name.
Staff at the civil registry office apparently said that naming the future linguistics professor after his grandfather was not a good idea, as he was dead. They suggested an approved Illyrian name instead.
“But the Illyrians aren’t alive either,” Pani recalls his father as quipping.
Many members of Pani’s generation born in the Sixties did not have such stubborn fathers.
Their parents subscribed to the government policy of naming children after names drawn from ancient tombs.
In the eyes of the world, they aimed to
cement the linkage between modern Albania and its supposedly ancient past.
“
While I was named after my grandfather, keeping up a family tradition, other parents gave their children
Illyrian names that I doubt they knew the meaning of,” says Pani,
who today teaches at Jena university in Germany.
“But I
doubt many parents today would want to name their children ‘Bledar’ or ‘Agron,’ when the first
means ‘dead’ and the second ‘arcadian,” he adds.
Pani says that
despite the Hoxha regime’s efforts to burn the doctrine of the Albanians’ Illyrian origins into the nation’s consciousness, the theory has become increasingly
anachronistic.
“The political pressure in which Albania’s scientific community worked after the communist took over, made it difficult to deal with
flaws with the doctrine of the Illyrian origin,” he said.
Сам себе си го убил.
Зошто?
Зошто вадиш делови кои одговараат на твојата иридента?
Немаме ние интермец? Неможеме да ја најдеме статијава?
