Which country is this?

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Elmalukat@reddit

It is Albania.

There are activities about the culture of different countries in Tirana. During the photo time it was the “Greek Week”. So a lot of Greek flags and Greek cultural activities.

It has been done for different countries, give it a look. It is cool and I hope other countries in the Balkans do the same

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tsmaniac1@reddit

So you do have lidl in Albania. Guess prices are different cause i am near the border and i see Albanian come to buy stuff on mass from lidl. Maybe somehow cheaper prices here in greece?

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domets@reddit

This was a joke, In the sense I am from Croatia and the only Greek days we have are the ones in Lidl

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RichDream7777@reddit

Wow, is it like every week or once a month with different nations?

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Elmalukat@reddit

Usually March to November with different countries

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direXD@reddit

I was so sure this was monastiraki in athens (where thanassis kebab shop is) with all the flags and whatnot, and that everyone else was trolling :p

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PresnikBonny@reddit

I think it's in Northern Epirus in Albania, probably Sarandë or Gjirokastër, because even though there's clearly a Greek flag you can see Albanian text on the sign.

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uzumata@reddit

Why there are Greece flags all over? Is there a parade or traditional event?

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sniffing_cvm@reddit

Recognized Tirana immediately, Albania was so nice

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ThinkHog@reddit

3 decades "helping" Greece does that.

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This is greece week during the european year or some shit like that. Albania does not have inferiority complexes like greece or serbia which would go mental if an albanian flag was displayed like this in athens or beograd

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mtheofilos@reddit

You may not show it outside, but on the internet jesus f christ the inferiority complex

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Special-Transition77@reddit

I like you using the term 'inferiority complex' instead of 'superiority complex' since superiority complexes are coping mechanism for inferiority complexes rather than having any form superiority

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Substratas@reddit

Albania does not have inferiority complexes like greece or serbia which would go mental if an albanian flag was displayed like this in athens or beograd

Frrr I remember when the Serbian flag was raised at the Resurrection Cathedral too, right in the middle of Tirana, and nobody in Tirana gaf.

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Formal-Cup2396@reddit

Try that in Kosovo

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Ujemegaz@reddit

Thjesht doli ne pah naibiteti i shqiptareve qe ftuan serbet ne kete event. Ata e shfrytezuan per te nxitur percarje mes shqiptarve dhe zerat "nacionalist" u shtuan akoma me shum kunder Janullatosit, qe per mendimin tim, eshte keqkuptuar. Por, naiviteti ka pasoja gjithsesi.

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Substratas@reddit

Pse naivitet? Nese dikush ka si qellim te te provokoje dhe ti nuk i pjerdh, ti ke fituar automatikisht.

https://i.redd.it/isbxxdz711vg1.gif

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Ujemegaz@reddit

Po, po ashtu eshte...

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SuccessfulLateRiser@reddit

Be happy that albania and the people in tirana seem to be this open minded, instead of using this beautiful act into an offence

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ikoko3@reddit

I think both countries have their share of brainless nationalists, but it doesn't represent their whole population.

Moreover, I remember a day on November when the central square (Syntagma) in Athens was full of people celebrating Albania's national day without any incidents.

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Ujemegaz@reddit

I think both countries have their share of brainless nationalists

We have brainless, but not nationalists in our parliament or government.

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MethWhizz@reddit

You surely do not have inferiority complex buddy. You just used a regular topic to insult 2 entire nationalities. Not to mention one of the two has nothing to do with this post. Sounds totally well balanced and harmonic from within.

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hubbabubbameqershi@reddit

I believe in Athens were displayed previously by local authorities but I don't know for sure, I might be wrong.

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Ultimate_President@reddit

Thessaloniki, Switzerland

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d2mensions@reddit (OP)

its Tirana, Alabama

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SoggyWait7801@reddit

Greece

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berkakar@reddit

Bergtürkland

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subemx@reddit

looks like Peru

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Surfer_Rick@reddit

Glad to see Albania healing since that time they literally shot a guy for flying a greek flag out his car.

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krsCarrots@reddit

Clearly Albania

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nimbuschingus@reddit

Disgusting honestly and I’ve seen it first hand when I walked there, I’m not sure why our government does this when any other balkan country does not do this for us at all.

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determine96@reddit

Bro, look at the western parts of North Macedonia

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JimbosBalls@reddit

Those are the people living there doing it not official.

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JimbosBalls@reddit

I wonder if you can do this in Greece or Serbia?

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Temporary_County1838@reddit

Turkey.

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eirc@reddit

Zoom in hard on bottom right of the hanging poster : .al domain = Albania.

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RayVEEEEE@reddit

Turkey

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ThickCaterpillar9867@reddit

Western Macedonia is mostly Albanians ,in this case is the Albanian government organising a cultural week for each european country.

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Low-Opportunity2249@reddit

Israel you can tell by the flag. 🙃

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LongjumpingEconomy93@reddit

Greece. The 20 flags gave a small hint.

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RoyaleKingdom78@reddit

“Greqia”

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d2mensions@reddit (OP)

“Turqia”

“Maqedonia”

“Qipro”

if theres a Q its most likely Albania

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RoyaleKingdom78@reddit

Qurdiya

Quran (Iran)

Quraq (Iraq)

Q looks so "western" to my turkish mind for we don't have that, danes don't have that, greeks and bulgarians don't have that. It feels as if that letter belongs to solely brits

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