Kosovo: A Short HistoryOverskrifter: Orientation: places, names and peoples. Origins: Serbs, Albanians and Vlachs. Medieval Kosovo before Prince Lazar: 850-1380. The Battle and the Myth. The Last Years of Medieval Serbian Kosovo: 1389-1455. Early Ottoman Kosovo: 1450-1580. War, Rebellion and Religious Life: 1580-1680. The Austrian Invasion and the "Great Migration" of the Serbs: 1689-1690. Recovery and Decline: 1690-1817. Reform and Resistance: 1817-1878. Kosovo's Other Minorities: Vlachs, Gypsies, Turks, Jews and Circassians. From the League of Prizren to Young Turk Revolution: 1878-1908. The Great Rebellions, the Serbian Conquest and the First World War, 1908-1918. Kacaks and Colonists: 1918-1941. Occupied Kosovo in the Second World War: 1941-1945. Kosovo under Tito: 1945-1980. Kosovo after the Death of Tito: 1981-1997. |
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... Muslim ; and in 1544 thirty - eight Christian and five Muslim.52 In the entire sancak of Vuçitërn in 1530/1 there were just four mosques , located in the towns of Vuçitern , Prishtina , Trepça and Novo Brdo , and ten mescids ( smaller ...
... Muslim ; and in 1544 thirty - eight Christian and five Muslim.52 In the entire sancak of Vuçitërn in 1530/1 there were just four mosques , located in the towns of Vuçitern , Prishtina , Trepça and Novo Brdo , and ten mescids ( smaller ...
Page 194
... Muslim ' , ' Greek ' ( i.e. Greek Orthodox ) , and so on . Another limitation is that we know very little about how the Ottoman statistics were gathered on the ground ; statistics for the towns were fairly easy to compile , but many Muslim ...
... Muslim ' , ' Greek ' ( i.e. Greek Orthodox ) , and so on . Another limitation is that we know very little about how the Ottoman statistics were gathered on the ground ; statistics for the towns were fairly easy to compile , but many Muslim ...
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... Muslims minus approximately 18,000 . Similarly , not all Muslims were Albanians . By the 1890s , when the Austrian statistics were published , there were roughly 6,000 Circassians and at least 10,000 Muslim Gypsies . Many of the latter ...
... Muslims minus approximately 18,000 . Similarly , not all Muslims were Albanians . By the 1890s , when the Austrian statistics were published , there were roughly 6,000 Circassians and at least 10,000 Muslim Gypsies . Many of the latter ...
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Serbs Albanians and Vlachs | 22 |
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