II. Resistance to the Decisions of the Berlin Congress

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Preface vii
3. Note on Transcription and Toponymies xi
4. Contents xv
5. Abbreviations 1
6. Introduction: Albania's Legacy 3
7. Part I. The Groundwork (1878 - 1881)
8. I. The Albanian League and the Congress of Berlin 31
9. II. Resistance to the Decisions of the Berlin Congress 54
10. III. The Struggle for Administrative Autonomy 88
11. Part II. The Struggle for National Affirmation (1881-1908)
12. IV. Cultural Affirmation 111
13. V. Problems in National Education 129
14. VI. Role of Societies and Press Abroad 145
15. VII. Political Thinking 165
16. VIII. Diffuse Revolutionary Activity 190
17. IX. Contribution of the Italo-Albanians to the National Movement 215
18. X. Albania's Importance to Austria-Hungary and Italy 238
19. XI. Rivalry between Austria-Hungary and Italy and Albanian Reaction 257
20. XII. The Interests of Balkan Neighbors and the Great Powers 287
21. XIII. Pretenders to an Imaginary Throne 316
22. Part III. Toward Independence (1908 - 1912)
23. XIV. Collaboration Between Albanians and Young Turks 335
24. XV. The Struggle for a National Alphabet and National Schools 366
25. XVI. The Deepening of the Albanian-Young Turk Conflict 391
26. XVII. Revolts, Demands, and Interventions 405
27. XVIII. The Attainment of Independence 438
28. Conclusion 464
29. Selected Bibliography; Index 473