Historical Events tagged with "aromanians"
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End of Românul de la Pind Newspaper Publications
Românul de la Pind was a notable publication that served the Aromanian community, focusing on their culture, issues, and identity. Established to promote Aromanian perspectives, it became the longest-running newspaper dedicated to Aromanians until its cessation in 1912. The closure marked the end of a significant media outlet that played a central role in preserving and discussing Aromanian heritage and interests. Its cessation coincided with the geopolitical changes occurring in the Balkans, which affected many minority groups and their voices in the region. The newspaper's impact was felt deeply within Aromanian society.
Continue ReadingEstablishment of the Ullah millet for Aromanians
Abdul Hamid II established the Ullah millet for the Aromanians. This action recognized the unique cultural and religious identity of the Aromanian people within the Ottoman Empire. While this decision was made on May 22, 1905, it was publicly announced on May 23 of the same year, leading to discussions about Aromanian rights and representation within the empire. The establishment of this millet aimed to provide a degree of autonomy and cultural preservation for the Aromanian community.
Continue ReadingDimitri Atanasescu Establishes First Aromanian School
Dimitri Atanasescu founded the first school for Aromanians in Trnovo, which was then part of the Ottoman Empire. The school aimed to educate the Aromanian community, preserving their language and culture amidst growing national identities in the region. This initiative marked a significant step towards formal education for a minority group within the Balkans, reflecting a wider trend of educational reforms of the era.
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