RADIO SHQIPTARE TE DETROIT SHBA - KENGES ALI PASHE I GUCIS

Gege, Kosova, Albania, Shqiptar, Malsor, Kosova, Shkodra, Besa, Burrnia, Mikpritja, Albanian, Qifteli, Lahuta, Malsia, Hoti, Gruda, Kelmandi, Trieshi, Kastrati, Shkreli, (Koja) Goja e Kucit, Plav e Guci, Shala, Shllaku, Shoshi, Dukagjini, Mehmet Shpendi, Pulti, Puka, Mirdita, Mazreku, Dushmani, Toplana, Plani, Xhani, Suma, Kiri, Cun Mula, Baca Kurti, Ded Gjo Luli, Nosh Luci, Prek Cali, Malot Gjeka, Gjelosh Gjoka, Marash Dashi, Pretash Zeka, Malesia Madhe 7 Malet te Malsis, Mark Milani, NikajMertur, Sokol Ndue Martini, boletini, Burrni, Trimi, Lezha, Zadrime, Boga, Theth, Tropoja ,Rrafshi I Dukagjinit, Gjergj Fishta, Lulgjuraj Zef Leka

[@KushtrimiMalcis]

Te lumt ata qe e kan kalua rinine e tyne ne Detroit kur asht ken kultura malesore ne mâje te mâjes. Rrnofte Shqypnia etnike 🇦🇱

[@tmidetroit]

The rank pasha is Turkish,not an Albanian rank,with that said what army or government did he represent,obviously not an Albanian one.

[@KushtrimiMalcis]

Many of our most prominent figures served in the military of different kingdoms; ottoman, austro hungarian etc. Sokol Baci Ivezaj, Ded Gjo Luli Dedvukaj, Isa Boletini all held military badges from ottoman service. During our 500 years of occupation, we used the ottoman empire as a means of obtaining military support to defend Albanian lands from serbo montenegrin take over. The first chapter of Lahuta e Malcis;, from which this poem of Ali Pashe Gucia originates, is about Oso Kuka’s struggle to defend ottoman Albania’s border castle Vranina from montenegrin assaults.