the combination is wrong, as they do not ...
the combination is wrong, because there are no such people (only a few minority - 3% - of Greek institutions in Albania). The tribes who spoke languages \u200b\u200bother than Greek, in ancient times, came up just a short walk from Athens (see Pirro of Epirus - who was Albanian-). It is wrong to think that Pirro was greek and ' Epirus Greece, only the latter, and who lived his kingdom spoke a language other than Greek, and it was the old Albanian. I would like to teach Daniel (it would be fair and also against the history of his family) that the Albanians were Catholics since the time of the Romans, and the only religion was preached by the Orthodox religious intentions anything but Greek. For this there was a constant struggle with the Greek Orthodox church to have an independent (see the writings of the Fan Noli Frasheri and siblings). If Daniel speaks of the borders with Greece today is wrong because, as explained further up, the borders with Greece were those south of the province of Epirus. Then for in-depth research you can read the story of Ali Pasha Tepelena, where it says that only in the order of his general, Athens did not speak Albanian. History teaches us that Greece has always had a policy of expanding employment and in respect of Albania for its beautiful land. For example: Giannina was part of Albania, only the Greeks Brucciano and sent via the Albanian population. Here is including the history of the room ... In a few words or is it Greek or Albanian ... the dilemma is solved considering the place of origin, religion, customs, and especially the name ... pronounced and written in Latin
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