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I love HN! Thanks for the explanation. I'm very glad this isn't real, it really gave me the creeps. :) I'm actually just halfway through "A concise history of
by black_puppydog 3y ago
I love HN! Thanks for the explanation. I'm very glad this isn't real, it really gave me the creeps. :)
I'm actually just halfway through "A concise history of Albania" by Fischer and Schmitt, so I just got past the Ottoman Empire in that. Most definitely not a historian of course. :D But indeed none of this shows up there. Although for the record, in the book I mentioned Kadare describes the areas between Arnavutluk and the capital of the empire (a lot of the book happens on this trajectory).
And yeah, none of the Albanians, in Albania or outside, that I've talked to ever had any such problems. Although a lot of them do suffer from what looks a lot like "aspirational poverty" to me...
- OfSanguineFire 3y ago> Kadare describes the areas between Arnavutluk and the capital of the empire Still fantasy. The tense system of Bulgarian[0] and Macedonian is one of the most complex within the Slavic family, and contact with Turkish, if anything, only made it more complex by introducing an evidential distinction to the past tense. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulgarian_verbs https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulgarian_verbs