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Time, Being, and Soul in the Oldest Sanskrit Sources
By William H. Snyder, p. 19

With the coming of spring in 1912, Isa Boletin had again led his Kosovars in revolt, this time with surprising results. The Albanians won victory after victory over the Turks. After Albanian irregulars entered Skopje and threatened to march on Bitola and Salonica, the Turks agreed to grant sweeping concessions that promised autonomy in the largely Albanian vilayets of Kosovo, Scutari, Ioannina, and part of Bitola. This program conformed in large measure to Berchtold's own proposals for decentralization of Turkey's European dominions.

Of Isa Boletin, the Albanian leader, both the in-
surgents and Tchoukitch were full of praise. Wherever
he ruled, no Serbs were molested, but were treated
with great justice. He had even supplied Serb in-
surgents with arms.

The tribesmen told that there was trouble in
Djakova. The local chieftain, Zef-i-vogel (Joseph
the Little), had been asked to pay " dun.'' The tax-
collectors had tried to take one horse out of eight,
instead of one out of ten, and Zef and his friends had
opened fire and killed three Turks. That Isa Boletin
was between Ipck and Prishtina preparing to take the
warpath again; that it was not true he had made it
up with the Turks.

Isa Boletin was particularly notorious in persecution of the Serbs,

Wayne S. Vucinich

At the same time an insurrectionary
movement broke out among the Moslem tribes in the north,
headed by "Isa Boletin, a natural leader of rare prowess who
rallied the mountain tribesmen disaffected by the attempt of
the Young Turks to levy taxation from which hitherto they had
been exempt.

enciklopedia britanika

The Contemporary Review - Volume 118 - Page 211
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1920 -

Further east and south, Issa Boletin, with Albanian bands, is working for the redemption of Prisrend and Djakova from their new Serb and Montenegrin masters, and six thousand Albanians have actually driven the Serbs out of Dibra and

The Nation and Athenæum - Volume 13 - Page 938
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