The First Film Footage of Albanians
Arnold Muir Wilson (1857-1909) and Frank Mottershaw (1850-1932)
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Public domain · Arnold Muir Wilson (1857-1909) and Frank Mottershaw (1850-1932)
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The following film footage, dating from 1904, is probably the first ever to show Albanians. It is part of a longer documentary film made by Arnold Muir Wilson (1857-1909) and Frank Mottershaw (1850-1932). In 1904 Novi Pazar (Alb. Pazari i ri or Tregu i ri; Turkish Yeni Pazar) was the capital of the Ottoman Sanjak of Novi Pazar, part of the Vilayet of Kosovo
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- Arnold Muir Wilson (1857-1909) and Frank Mottershaw (1850-1932)
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