Elsie, Robert. «1689: Kosovo in the Great Turkish War of 1683-1699». albanianhistory.net. «The reputation of this commander grew more and more because of his orderliness such that 5,000 Arnauts [Muslim Albanians] in Pristina [Prishtina] who had risen against the Turks and [the inhabitants of] many of the major towns in the vicinity had given to understand that they would submit to the rule of the Emperor. Thus, when he arrived in Pristina, they swore allegiance to the Emperor and at that moment, this large tract of territory came under the shadow of the laurels of His Imperial Majesty.»
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Malcolm, Noel (2020). Rebels, Believers, Survivors: Studies in the History of the Albanians. Oxford University Press. s. 133–135. ISBN9780198857297. «..Prishtina, which had a mostly Muslim population of 3,000 households (roughly 15,000 people); many of these had apparently fled, but one early account states that ‘in Prishtina 5,000 Arnauts, having thrown off the Turks, and many leaders of the surrounding places...swore fealty to the Emperor.’ Who were these ‘Arnauts’? Although this word is normally treated simply as a synonym for ‘Albanians’, there are (as we shall see) some doubts as to how such apparently ‘ethnic’ labels were used by West European writers at this time. However, the fact that this writer clearly contrasts these ‘Arnauts’ in Prishtina with the people of the ‘surrounding places’ suggests that they were inhabitants of the town—in which case they were mostly Muslims, probably Albanian but very possibly including some Slavs.»
Bogdanović, Dimitrije (November 2000). «Albanski pokreti 1908–1912.». I Antonije Isaković. Knjiga o Kosovu(serbisk). 2. Belgrade: Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts. Besøkt 9. januar 2011. «... ustanici su uspeli da ... ovladaju celim kosovskim vilajetom do polovine avgusta 1912, što znači da su tada imali u svojim rukama Prištinu, Novi Pazar, Sjenicu pa čak i Skoplje ... U srednjoj i južnoj Albaniji ustanici su držali Permet, Leskoviku, Konicu, Elbasan, a u Makedoniji Debar ...»
Utenriksdepartementet (19. desember 2022). «Norges ambassadører». Regjeringen.no(norsk). Besøkt 27. mars 2023.
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Nelsson, Richard (20. mars 2019). «How Milosevic stripped Kosovo's autonomy - archive, 1989». The Guardian(engelsk). ISSN0261-3077. Besøkt 27. mars 2023. «Ethnic Albanians in the southern Kosovo province, making up 90 per cent of the population, have resisted attempts by the Serbs to reduce their autonomy. And in the northern republic of Slovenia opposition has grown against the amendments, suspected of aiming to curb their liberal self-rule.
As ethnic and social strife appeared on the political scene in Yugoslavia, several authorities moved to ease the tensions.»
Nelsson, Richard (20. mars 2019). «How Milosevic stripped Kosovo's autonomy - archive, 1989». The Guardian(engelsk). ISSN0261-3077. Besøkt 27. mars 2023. «Ethnic Albanians in the southern Kosovo province, making up 90 per cent of the population, have resisted attempts by the Serbs to reduce their autonomy. And in the northern republic of Slovenia opposition has grown against the amendments, suspected of aiming to curb their liberal self-rule.
As ethnic and social strife appeared on the political scene in Yugoslavia, several authorities moved to ease the tensions.»
