“Among the names noted by the census, 95.88 percent were of Serbian origin, 1.98 percent were Roman, 1.56 percent were undetermined, .26 percent Albanian, .25 percent Greek…

Aside from the names of communities, all of which are Serbian, the Turks were also recording the names of other landmarks.  In the 480 page long document, there is not one community, hill, river, or mountain with an Albanian name.” Continue reading →