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La Corona d'Aragona nel Mediterraneo: precedenti e conseguenze della migrazione albanese nell'italia meridionale aragonese

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2018 Italy Italian Publisher:Académie des Sciences d'Albanie. Section des Sciences Sociales
Authors: pietro corrao;

handle: 10447/511595

La Corona d'Aragona nel Mediterraneo: precedenti e conseguenze della migrazione albanese nell'italia meridionale aragonese

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Political, economic and military framework of the Albanian immigration in Sicily in the 15th Century. The Crown of Aragon plays a leading role in the Western politics towards Othman expansion and conquest in the Balcans, together with the Italian merchant cities. The article describes the premises of the support given by Alfonso the Magnanimous to the Albanian resistence leaded by Giorgio Skanderbeg and to the immigration of Albanian people to Southern Italy after the Othman conquest of their land.

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Crown of Aragon; Albanian resistence; medieval Mediterranean

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