- In
traditional Albanian culture,
Gjakmarrja (English: "blood-taking", i.e. "blood feud") or
hakmarrja ("revenge") is the
social obligation to kill an offender...
- – discuss] but
highly valued rules. In
Albanian culture it is
called gjakmarrja,
which usually lasts for generations. In
tribal societies, the
blood feud...
- (a head for a head)
where relatives of the
victim are
obliged to s****
gjakmarrja (blood vengeance).
Nineteen percent of male
deaths in İşkodra vilayet...
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which was
particularly important in a
society in
which blood feuds (
gjakmarrja)
resulted in the
deaths of many male Albanians,
leaving many families...
-
traitors to the
Motherland – kin
punishment practiced in
Soviet Russia Gjakmarrja Glossary of ****
Germany Guilt by ****ociation Kin
punishment Lidice m****acre...
- the
murder of a taxi-cab driver. Citizen's
arrest Divine retribution Gjakmarrja Hanging of
Patrick O'Connor
Jungle law
Noble cause corruption Ochlocracy...
-
communities through into the
present day.
Blood money Feud
Honour killing Kanun Gjakmarrja Krvna osveta Kilpatrick, Alan (1998). The
Night Has a
Naked Soul - Witchcraft...
-
still persist in some areas,
notably in
Albania with its
tradition of
gjakmarrja or "blood feuds",
revenge that is
carried out not only by the individual...
-
established in 1957,
which was the
first of its kind in Albania. The
medieval Gjakmarrja (blood feud) was banned. Malaria, the most
widespread disease, was successfully...
- society;
shame and dishonor,
regarded as
worse than death; besa and loyalty,
gjakmarrja.
Another characteristic of
Albanian heroic songs are weapons.
Their importance...
