Some People Are Walking Down The Street In White Dresses And Red Shoes Chameria ( albanian: Çamëria; greek: Τσαμουριά, tsamouriá; turkish: Çamlık) [ 2] is a term used today mostly by albanians [ 3] to refer to parts of the coastal region of epirus in southern albania and greece, traditionally associated with the albanian ethnic subgroup of the chams. [ 1][ 4] for a brief period (1909 1912), three. The region of chameria overlaps to a high degree with the ancient and modern region of thesprotia and the medieval region known as vagenetia, lying north of ambracian gulf and west of the pindus mountains. [6] the northern boundary of the region is not precisely defined: in antiquity, the northern boundary of thesprotia was the thyamis river.
Imazhe Shqip Chameria Is Albanian Memorie.al publishes an unknown study on chameria published in the magazine “vatra shqiptare” published by radio tirana in 1941, which is based on events, facts and historical documents, which shed light on the massacres and unprecedented greek genocide against the autochthonous cham albanian population, which has its origins since 1780 when it was all of the orthodox faith …. Çameria is included in today's epirus mainly thesprotia, janina, arta and preveza prefectures. it was annexed to greece before and during wwii. in 1944 greek. Chameria, a mountainous region in modern day greece bordering albania, is now referred to by greece as northern epirus though estimates vary, between 25,000 and 70,000 albanian chams lived in. Chameria region begins from south of albania, northwest region in greece. the name cham has been associated with the people that have lived in the area close to the river with the same name (thyam). chams (Çam or Çamë) and the greek name tsamides (Τσάμηδες). chameria has been populated mostly by albanian muslims including yanina.
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