The Real Ethnic Composition of Modern Greece

[Carlin]

Interview (in Vlach) with Alexandros Kachrimanis, Governor of Epirus - Kachrimanis was born in Ioannina in 1956.

Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_c...&v=lPo2BjKFvjQ

Per Kachrimanis, the following are but a few notable Greek personalities of Vlach stock (there are countless others):










The interview was made by Scanteau program from Rep. of Macedonia.

[Carlin]

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Source:







URL:
https://www.infezmed.it/media/journa..._3_2011_10.pdf

[tchaiku]

The Peloponnese is only one part of Greece, but let us look closely at the other censuses, more specifically the study of Greek Ottomanology Evangelia Balta with reference to the census of the Euboean Island in 1474, (ref. L’Eubée à la fin du XVe siècle: Economie et population, les registres de l’année 1474), where, based on the anthroponymic discerning criterion, we observe that the settlements of the Chalcis-Aliveris (central Euboea) are inhabited by an absolute Arvanite majority, also knowing that historically and traditionally the provinces of Boetia and Attica has been inhabited by an Albanian majority ...

http://27.al/arvanitet-iken-ne-greqi...an-ti-fshehin/

[Carlin]

Originally Posted by tchaiku

The Peloponnese is only one part of Greece, but let us look closely at the other censuses, more specifically the study of Greek Ottomanology Evangelia Balta with reference to the census of the Euboean Island in 1474, (ref. L’Eubée à la fin du XVe siècle: Economie et population, les registres de l’année 1474), where, based on the anthroponymic discerning criterion, we observe that the settlements of the Chalcis-Aliveris (central Euboea) are inhabited by an absolute Arvanite majority, also knowing that historically and traditionally the provinces of Boetia and Attica has been inhabited by an Albanian majority ...

http://27.al/arvanitet-iken-ne-greqi...an-ti-fshehin/

1) Vlach villages/settlements in Euboea, both in the central and northern Euboea and in Kymi-Aliveri, lost the Vlach language in the early 19th century.

The municipality of Kymi-Aliveri:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kymi-Aliveri

2)


URL:
https://www.jstor.org/stable/3009641...n_tab_contents

[tchaiku]

Originally Posted by Carlin15

1) Vlach villages/settlements in Euboea, both in the central and northern Euboea and in Kymi-Aliveri, lost the Vlach language in the early 19th century.

The municipality of Kymi-Aliveri:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kymi-Aliveri

2)


URL:
https://www.jstor.org/stable/3009641...n_tab_contents

Yes, I have already cited Bernard Randolph writings about the ethnic composition of the Euboean island in his day.

[Carlin]

[Carlin]

URL:
https://www.academia.edu/23934948/Hi...lkan_Egyptians

[Carlin]

[Carlin]

"...Kekaumenos explains in the eleventh century that the Vlachs are spread over Epirus and Macedonia but that most of them live in Hellas.”

URL:
https://books.google.ca/books?id=Yyk...hellas&f=false

[VMRO]

Originally Posted by Carlin15

URL:
https://www.academia.edu/23934948/Hi...lkan_Egyptians

That article is from Rubin Zemon, after reading some of his press releases lately i'm hesitant to take anything he says as credible.