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February 28, 1992

What’s in a Name?

Beverlee Fatse Dacey Feb 28, 1992 No Comments Newsletter Our Community

The early membership records of the Society Farsarotul provide us with a great deal of information, including place of birth, parents’ names, and year of membership. I have combed through these early records at length; for me, one of the most interesting things about them is also one of the most obvious: the given names ...

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Society Farsharotu Feb 28, 1992 No Comments Newsletter Our Community

We welcome with great pleasure the following new members: Spiro Macris of Wilmington, North Carolina, and Ian Price of Los Angeles, California. We are very pleased to announce the awarding of the first Society Farsarotul Grant of $1,000. to Dr. Spiro Shituni, Chairman of the Department of Ethnomusicology at the University of Tirana. Dr. Shituni ...

From the Editor

Society Farsharotu Feb 28, 1992 No Comments Newsletter Our Community

Among our community’s several blessings is George Moran, who — aside from being one of the nicest persons I know — is arguably the most knowledgeable person in the world on the subject of the Vlach villages of Greece. For years, I have been trying to persuade George to sit down and share some of ...

Letter from the President

Robert J. Nicola Feb 28, 1992 No Comments Newsletter Our Community

Dear Members and Friends of the Society Farsarotul: I wanted to take this opportunity to announce to one and all an exciting new initiative we are undertaking here at the Society Farsarotul: our Overseas Task Force. Immigrant communities such as ours are most alive when they maintain contact with their homelands — in our case, ...

Touring the Vlach Villages of Greece

George Moran Feb 28, 1992 2 Comments Newsletter Our Community

Seventy-eight years after the publication of Wace & Thompson’s Nomads of the Balkans, the Vlachs and their villages have suddenly inspired cultural interest and academic inquiry. Indeed, we owe a debt of gratitude to those two British scholars who, to our good fortune, left an archaeological dig in Thessaly to study our people. As one who ...

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* Founded in 1903 by Nicolae Cican, the Society Farsharotu is the oldest and largest Aromanian association in America. In 2021, the Society changed the spelling of its name from ‘Farsarotul’ to ‘Farsharotu’ to reflect its pronunciation in English.

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