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Albanian Istanbul alphabet and preferred a Latin only alphabet which he thought was important for uniting Albanians. For all his publications Naço used an alphabet based on Romanian and both his society and its publication were funded by Romania. In 1888
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Albanians toward their national development and requested their removal through Italian intervention in the Ottoman Empire. In Bucharest the Austro-Hungarian representative
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