Albanophile

An Albanophile is a non-Albanian person who expresses a strong interest in or appreciation for Albanian language, Albanian culture, Albanian literature, Albanian History or the Albanian people.^[1]

Notable Albanophiles

Edith Durham — a British traveller, artist and writer who became famous for her anthropological accounts of life in Albania in the early 20th century.
Lord Byron - an English poet.
Baron Franz von Nopsca - Hungarian aristocrat and founder of paleobiology.
Milan Šufflay - Croatian historian and politician.
Bernd Jürgen Fischer - US historian
Robert Elsie - Canadian writer.
Dositej Obradović - Serbian writer and politician
Theodoros Pangalos (general) - Greek general and dictator.

Cultural appreciation

Europe	European Albanian Austrian English/British Estonian Finnish French German Georgian Greek Spartan Irish Italian Roman Scandinavian Swedish Slavic Russian Serbian Ukrainian Spanish Turkish

Africa	Egyptian Sub-Saharan

Americas	Uruguayan

Asia	Asian Armenian Chinese Indian Iranian/Persian Japanese Jewish Korean Pakistani Taiwanese Vietnamese

Oceania	Australian

See also: Acculturation • Colonialism • Cultural appropriation • Cultural assimilation

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