- O Moj
Shqypni (English: "Oh Albania, poor Albania") is a poem
written by
Pashko Vasa, a
political figure, poet, novelist, and
patriot known for his role...
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deserved place in
Albanian literary history, the
famous O moj
Shqypni e
mjera Shqypni (Oh Albania, Poor Albania).
Frustrated by
Albanian societal divisions...
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Albania pronounced [ʃcipəˈɾi(a)]; Gheg Albanian:
Shqipni or Shqipnia, also
Shqypni or Shqypnia.
pronounced [ɾɛpuˈblika ɛ ʃcipəˈɾisə]. The po****tion figures...
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Northeastern Gheg
Northwestern Gheg
English Shqipëri Shkjipërí Shqipní Shqipní
Shqypní/Shipni Shipní "Albania" Një Ni, i, nji, njo Ni Ni, njo/nja Nja, nji "One"...
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Standard Tosk Gheg (west, east)
English Shqipëri Shqipëri
Shqypní /
Shqipni Albania një një nji / njâ / njo one nëntë nëntë nând / nânt / nân nine është...
- as a "'civic religion' of Albanianism". Vaso Pasha's
famous poem O moj
Shqypni told
Albanians to "swear an oath not to mind [lit. "look to"]
church or...
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memorandum to the
British delegation at the
Berlin Congress, 1878, O moj
Shqypni (Oh Albania) "Albanians, you are
killing kinfolk, You're
split in a hundred...
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essay on Scanderbeg, in Italian.
Moisi Golemi of
Dibra (drama). Ora e
Shqypnis [Albanian's Fairy].
Articles in the
magazines Shkёndija, Iliria, and Rilindja...
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Albania prior to 1944, and
during 1916–1919, he
edited the biw****ly
Posta e
Shqypnis (The
herald of Albania) in Shkodër. In
August 1919,
Fishta served as the...
- as a "'civic religion' of Albanianism".
Pashko Vasa's
famous poem O moj
Shqypni told
Albanians to "swear an oath not to mind [lit. "look to"]
church or...
