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Meaning of "himara"
himara (noun) - Himara is a toponym referring to a town in Albania, known for its historical and cultural significance
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- A town and administrative unit of Himara, Vlorë, Albania.
- A municipality of Vlorë, Albania.
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Their clan based organization was similar to that of Himara.
In Himara we have the property issue as well as the minority issue.
We had some demolitions in Himara today.
The incident of Himara has no link with the question of minorities there.
The region traditionally belonged to the southern part of the region of Himara.
After the unsuccessful operation Athanasius returned to Himara for the preparations of another rebellion.
The region of Himara is predominantly populated by an ethnic Greek community.
Spyromilios and local Himariotes in front of the castle of Himara.
The region of Himara seen from the Llogara pass.
Critical situation in Himara.
The Himara region came under the control of the Albanian state.
An Albanian-US archaeological expedition unearthed a medieval ship sunk off the coast of Himara.
The Himara district.
He was born in the village of Vuno, near Himara.
Earlier, the mayor declared that the Himara region was Greek territory.
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Subject: Demolition of buildings in Himara.
Today, the inhabitants of Himara are Orthodox Christians.
His birthplace gave rise to his nickname " The Lion of Himara.
Hiking memo, discover Wadi Himara and its ( almost ) highest waterfall of Jordan.
Two days later, the Greek 3rd Infantry Division continued the offensive toward Himara.
Later on, with Ali Pasha 's defeat, the region of Himara shrunk to only seven villages.
Additional Greek schools operated by 1682 with the support of the local bishopric of Himara.
The subsequent revolt of Himara brought another wave of anti-Ottoman activity in 1596.
Athanasius had returned to Albania by the summer of 1596 and stayed in Himara.
On 21 December, the Greek forces captured the height of Tsipista north-west of Himara.
