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Skanderbeg’s helmet: a closer look at the inscription
A photo post preserves a Latin reading associated with the helmet; the interpretation needs care.
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Vienna, Bratislava and Prague: videos, museum visits and encounters from our Europe tour. Follow the journey through the original posts below.Tour posts on TikTokWhere are the Albanians in Prague?The Albanian community in SlovakiaDaily vlog: Vienna to BratislavaVienna city guide: a moment from the tourLooking at historical German weaponsAt the museum with a friendSeeing Skanderbeg’s helmetSkanderbeg: photos and inscriptionOn the way to Skanderbeg’s sword and helmetErnst Fuchs Private Museum — Part IIIErnst Fuchs Private Museum — Part IIErnst Fuchs Private Museum — Part I
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On the way to Skanderbeg’s helmet and sword
The journey before the museum visit, kept as its own short travel note.
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Ernst Fuchs Museum, part III: details at the entrance
Columns, gold accents and a blue ceiling open the third museum clip.
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Ernst Fuchs Museum, part II: colour and light inside
The second clip turns to a tall stained-glass window and the interior around it.
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Ernst Fuchs Museum, part I: a villa that made me curious
The first museum clip starts with the outside of a villa and a change of atmosphere within.
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Vienna to Bratislava: a travel diary with home still on my mind
A daily vlog between two cities, while following the news from The Hague.
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Vienna city guide: enjoying the city without catching every word
The caption says it plainly: we did not understand the guide, but we enjoyed Vienna.
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Historic weapons in Vienna: looking closely before drawing conclusions
A museum display raises a comparison with Skanderbeg’s time, but the object labels matter.
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At the museum with a friend: a small moment from Vienna
A friend, a display case and the lighter side of our museum visit.
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Where are the Albanians in Prague? A question from our Europe tour
Our Prague post starts with a question for the people who know the city from the inside.