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National project for Aromanians in Albany during the interbellum... 897confrontations and political transactions between liberals, holders of greatwealth and members of the National Rural Party. 21A parallel between the inept behaviour of the political class in Romaniaand the lack of commitment of the Aromanian elite in Albania can be drawnhere. A continuation of said analysis in this direction would confirm howRomanian the Aromanian are through their Aromanian character.And let’s not forget that the representative trait of the nationalconsciousness, having reached its stage of maximum coherence anddevelopment is the very capacity to self-sacrifice oneself. 22The future success of a national project for Aromanians will alsodepend on understanding the antecedents, not just on implementing aset of principles, rules and measures, because the specific socio-culturalprocesses are not very objective, but are influenced by social, cultural andlinguistic experiences of individuals in the said group.Bibliography:AMAE, Problem 18, fund 71.Cândroveanu, Hristu; Ţârcomnicu, Emil 2006, Despre aromâni(interviuri), București: Editura Fundației Culturale ”PărinteascaDimândare”.Fruntaşu, Iulian 2004, An ethno-political history of Bessarabia. București:Editura Cartier.Hagigogu, Sterie; Noe, Constantin; Muși, Vasile 2005, Colonizareamacedoromânilor în Cadrilater, București: Editura Etnologică.Iordan, Constantin 2002, Minoritățile etnice în sud-estul european după primul21Constantin Noe, Colonizarea Cadrilaterului, in Hagigogu, Sterie – Noe,Constantin – Muşi, Vasile 2005, The colonization of macedoromanians in Cadrilater,Bucureşti: Editura Etnologică, 41: ”the macedoromanian headmost were rightfullythinking that the desilusioning and sufferings that await these brothers, so trusting inRomania’s love, when they will come face to face with the prosaic, harsh reality in thecountry, where in that period only electoral and party interests were prioritized.”22Iulian Fruntaşu, op. cit., 73.