From Bang toberg

Major discoveries, <x0-compliance”, are expected to be announced this year's jubilee of the 550th anniversary of Skenderbeu's death as many of these findings are expected (for me, all) to be swelling, lying, counterfeiting, bribery, or simply retaking.

I read these days, to the Albanian.com, to “a precious service to history... the passionate researcher Aurec Bebja” and exactly:

Fatum [the baby] discovered before long that in 1912, in Rome, the publishing house “Bentempelli and Invernizzii” published a book by Vico Martegazza titled “L BAR Albania.” On page 17 of the book, pictures of a medal created by sculptor and medalist Heinrich Kautsch.[1]

Now, a quick Google search, helps me find out that The book in question can be translated freely, in PDF format, available by Antica Biblioteca Rosanese. That's where he did it. Lucky find for the Baby?

However, the medal in question appears to have been used for a series of Albanian stamps of December 2013, a gift from the Italian government and created and printed in Turin, as writes Bajram Peci At the same dosier, in Albanian.com.

These stamps were modified on March 7th 1914 to welcome Prince Wied's arrival in Albania (information Here.).

The simple comparison of Kausch's medal to the image in the set of stamps brings to light curious data:

Amazingly, the medal more accurately writes Skenderbe's name: G HERG CASTRIOTI RELIGION, identifying him as KING THE postmark adds one to it: GERGUE CASTRIOTI, the other name is given in the form of SANDRGE, again error; and the title is different from KING THE FOOD IN THE KING MAKEERS.

The medal also gives years of birth, respectively, of Skenderbeu's death (1404-1467), I believe on the basis of time data; ironically, it was created at a time when Albania still did not exist as a kingdom nor as an independent state; whereas the post stamp, issued at the time when independent Albania existed, prefers to speak of the Albanian <x0mbres. ”

However, the most sweet mistake, if I can say so, that I look at the stamp has to do with that R added to the name, to get past it by Scanderbeg Sorted in opening order Skanderberg (W-he's getting added. Who has lived in Europe, and especially in Italy, will have often faced this SkenderbergFor this is the law of God, which is the law, and the law of God, and the law, and the law, and the law, and the law, and the law, -beg There is some difficulty in pronunciation, and neither because foreigners have to link it to an Ottoman title, but because of this. -berg. It automatically gives the hero a safí European dignity, even teutonic, all of it turning into an ace-berg in front of the Titanic Ottoman.

Shape Skenderberg It is common in European culture and art, including an opera 16th century by two French composers. In Volume Bibliotheca Biographica: A synopsis of Universal Biography, Ancient and Modern (1760), author Thomas Floyd explains that SCANDERBERG, in Turkish, means “a currencyant man” (court man).

French writer too Marie-Catherine Desertards (1640-1683), known as Madame de Villedieu, in her novel Mémoires du Sérail sous Amrat second (1670) includes Skenderbe, among the characters who lived in the sarahs of Murat II.[2] Prince and one of the Sultan's protégé's protégés, Skenderbeu falls madly in love with Servilie, the favorite slave girl in the harem. When Murat II kills the four brothers and intends to get rid of Skenderbe, Servilia intervenes to save her life. After that, Skenderbeu says:

Thanks to the impact she had on her [Mraqi II] she managed to ensure for me the right to be educated in Seruglio; and He gave me Name's Skenderberg.[3]

Despite numerous occupants in Orientalistic literature, name Skenderberg It's just from the shape of (re) bringing Scarderbe to Europe, even though it's maintaining some exosotism. In any case, the passage through Skenderbeg Barlett's modified form needs philological research so that it can be better lit as well as Italy's Arbeers use it heavily: I found the restaurant  Skenderberg in France and another Tentu Skenderberg In Felline, Salento and a third in Falconara Albanese; what tells me that an inaccuracy cannot survive this way without the cooperation of users.

Started as a “cursor” Skenderbeg that would have sounded foreign to Europeans, Skenderberg Back to its imaginary origin, to appear in a symbol so formally state that it's the postage stamp, simultaneously, to complete a circle movement that had once designed the name in Europe to orientize, and now brings it back to newly created Albania (“Free Albanian” oxidized. Europe noveled Skenderbe, also because it withdrew from the individual's oriental oriental and exotic memoirs; Albania restored its own, but did not want to be oxidized.[4]

The morale of this tale: the history of Skenderbe and the tradition of Skenderbejan confessions have been accompanied, in the course of centuries, by errors, misunderstandings, fraud, abuses and counterfeitings instead of making our mistakes and protecting as part of our national hero's <x0-cultural heritage”, we would probably do better to examine and observe as such in their fall and pathology of understanding the best way that has been conveyed to the generation after century.