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Prizren is situated on the banks of the Prizren River at the foothills of the Šar Mountains.
Answer: True
The city's location is described as being on the banks of the Prizren River, nestled at the foothills of the Šar Mountains.
Prizren's climate is characterized as purely Mediterranean, with very hot summers and mild winters.
Answer: False
Prizren experiences a continental climate with Mediterranean influences, rather than a purely Mediterranean climate. It has distinct seasons with warm summers and cool winters.
According to Kosovo's constitution, Prizren is designated as the current administrative capital.
Answer: False
Kosovo's constitution designates Prizren as the historical capital, not the current administrative capital.
The Prizren municipality shares borders with Montenegro and Serbia.
Answer: False
The Prizren municipality borders Albania and North Macedonia, not Montenegro and Serbia.
The average annual temperature in Prizren is approximately 53.2 degrees Fahrenheit.
Answer: True
The average annual temperature in Prizren is recorded as 11.8 degrees Celsius, which is equivalent to 53.2 degrees Fahrenheit.
January is the warmest month in Prizren, with an average temperature of 22.2 degrees Celsius.
Answer: False
August is the warmest month in Prizren, with an average temperature of 22.2 degrees Celsius, not January.
Prizren receives an average of approximately 54.1 sunshine hours per year.
Answer: False
Prizren receives approximately 2,137.4 sunshine hours per year; 54.1 hours is the average for December.
The municipality of Prizren utilizes a parliamentary system of government.
Answer: False
The municipality of Prizren operates under a mayor-council system, not a parliamentary system.
Prizren's administrative role is primarily as the seat of the Prizren Municipality and the Prizren District.
Answer: True
Prizren serves as the administrative seat for both the Prizren Municipality and the Prizren District.
The Prizren River flows through the city, contributing to its landscape alongside the nearby Šar Mountains.
Answer: True
The Prizren River flows through the city, enhancing its landscape in conjunction with the proximity of the Šar Mountains.
Prizren's climate is described as having distinct seasons, with warm summers and cool winters.
Answer: True
Prizren's climate is characterized by distinct seasons, featuring warm summers and cool winters.
Prizren is geographically situated near which mountain range?
Answer: The Šar Mountains
Prizren is located at the foothills of the Šar Mountains.
What historical designation does Kosovo's constitution grant to Prizren?
Answer: The historical capital
Kosovo's constitution designates Prizren as the historical capital of the country.
The Prizren municipality borders which two countries?
Answer: Albania and North Macedonia
The Prizren municipality shares borders with Albania to the southwest and North Macedonia to the southeast.
What is the average annual temperature in Prizren?
Answer: Both A and C
The average annual temperature in Prizren is 11.8 degrees Celsius, which is equivalent to 53.2 degrees Fahrenheit.
Which month is typically the warmest in Prizren?
Answer: August
August is typically the warmest month in Prizren, with an average temperature of 22.2 degrees Celsius.
What is the primary system of government employed by the Prizren municipality?
Answer: Mayor-council system
The Prizren municipality operates under a mayor-council system of government.
Prizren's climate is described as continental with influences from which other climate type?
Answer: Mediterranean
Prizren's climate is characterized as continental with Mediterranean influences.
What is the average annual sunshine hours for Prizren?
Answer: Approximately 2,137.4 hours
Prizren receives an average of approximately 2,137.4 sunshine hours annually.
Prizren is geographically situated near which mountain range?
Answer: The Šar Mountains
Prizren is located at the foothills of the Šar Mountains.
What historical designation does Kosovo's constitution grant to Prizren?
Answer: The historical capital
Kosovo's constitution designates Prizren as the historical capital.
The Prizren municipality borders which two countries?
Answer: Albania and North Macedonia
The Prizren municipality shares borders with Albania and North Macedonia.
What is the average annual temperature in Prizren?
Answer: Both A and C
The average annual temperature in Prizren is 11.8 degrees Celsius, which is equivalent to 53.2 degrees Fahrenheit.
Which month is typically the warmest in Prizren?
Answer: August
August is typically the warmest month in Prizren, with an average temperature of 22.2 degrees Celsius.
Prizren's climate is described as continental with influences from which other climate type?
Answer: Mediterranean
Prizren's climate is described as continental with Mediterranean influences.
What is the average annual sunshine hours for Prizren?
Answer: Approximately 2,137.4 hours
Prizren receives an average of approximately 2,137.4 sunshine hours annually.
Archaeological findings at Prizren Fortress suggest the earliest habitation dates back to the Iron Age.
Answer: False
Archaeological evidence indicates habitation at Prizren Fortress dating back to the Bronze Age, not solely the Iron Age.
Prizren is universally accepted by recent research to be the ancient settlement of Theranda.
Answer: False
While traditionally identified with Theranda, recent research suggests Theranda might have been located at present-day Suva Reka, questioning the universal acceptance of Prizren as its site.
Byzantine rule in the Prizren region concluded around 1219-1220 when the Serbian Nemanjić dynasty assumed control.
Answer: True
Historical accounts indicate that Byzantine rule in the Prizren area ended between 1219 and 1220, with the Serbian Nemanjić dynasty subsequently taking control.
Prizren served as the capital of the Serbian Empire under Tsar Lazar.
Answer: False
Prizren served as the capital of the Serbian Empire under Stefan Dušan, not Tsar Lazar.
Serbian King Stefan Dečanski's 1330 records make no mention of Albanian presence or village names in the Prizren district.
Answer: False
King Stefan Dečanski's records from 1330 explicitly mention Albanian presence and cite Albanian village names in districts including Prizren.
Albanian toponyms like Zhur and Mazrek were recorded in the Prizren area during the 14th and 15th centuries.
Answer: True
Historical records from the 14th and 15th centuries document Albanian toponyms, including Zhur and Mazrek, in the vicinity of Prizren.
The Ottoman Turks captured Prizren in 1455 and it subsequently became the capital of the Sanjak of Skopje.
Answer: False
While the Ottomans captured Prizren in 1455, it became the capital of the Sanjak of Prizren, not Skopje.
In the 16th century, Lazaro Soranzo observed that Serbs were the majority population in Prizren.
Answer: False
Lazaro Soranzo's 16th-century observations indicated that Albanians constituted a larger portion of Prizren's population than Serbs.
Prizren Fortress underwent reconstruction as part of Emperor Justinian's defensive system in late antiquity.
Answer: True
In late antiquity, Emperor Justinian initiated reconstruction of the Prizren Fortress as part of his defensive fortification network.
Ragusan traders established Prizren as a major trading hub during the Ottoman period.
Answer: False
Ragusan traders were active in Prizren during the Middle Ages, establishing it as a trading hub and gateway for their routes, prior to the Ottoman period.
The Ottoman Defter of 1591 indicated that Prizren had become largely Christianized, with predominantly Slavic anthroponyms.
Answer: False
The Ottoman Defter of 1591 indicated that Prizren had become significantly Islamized, with many Albanian anthroponyms, rather than Christianized with Slavic names.
Archaeological evidence suggests continuous habitation at Prizren Fortress from the Bronze Age through the late Iron Age.
Answer: True
Archaeological research confirms continuous habitation at the Prizren Fortress site from the Middle Bronze Age (circa 2000 BCE) through the late Iron Age (circa 1st century CE).
Archaeological findings at Prizren Fortress indicate habitation dating back to which period?
Answer: Bronze Age
Archaeological research at Prizren Fortress shows evidence of habitation dating back to the Bronze Age.
Which Serbian ruler saw Prizren flourish as the capital of the Serbian Empire and an important center of trade?
Answer: Stefan Dušan
Stefan Dušan's reign saw Prizren flourish as the capital of the Serbian Empire and a significant trade center.
When did the Serbian Nemanjić dynasty take control of Prizren, ending Byzantine rule in the area?
Answer: Between 1219 and 1220
The Serbian Nemanjić dynasty assumed control of Prizren between 1219 and 1220, marking the end of Byzantine rule in the region.
What did Lazaro Soranzo observe about Prizren's inhabitants in the 16th century?
Answer: It was inhabited more by Albanians than by Serbs.
In the 16th century, Lazaro Soranzo noted that Prizren was inhabited more by Albanians than by Serbs.
What ancient settlement is Prizren traditionally identified with, although recent research questions this association?
Answer: Theranda
Prizren has traditionally been identified with the ancient settlement of Theranda, though recent research casts doubt on this association.
What role did Ragusan traders play in Prizren's development during the Middle Ages?
Answer: They were stationed there, making it a trading hub and gateway for their routes.
Ragusan traders were stationed in Prizren during the Middle Ages, establishing it as a significant trading hub and a crucial gateway for their trade routes.
Which of the following statements accurately reflects the findings of the 1591 Ottoman Defter regarding Prizren?
Answer: The city showed significant Islamization with many Albanian anthroponyms.
The 1591 Ottoman Defter indicated that Prizren had become significantly Islamized, with a prevalence of Albanian anthroponyms.
Which ancient settlement is Prizren traditionally identified with, though recent research questions this association?
Answer: Theranda
Prizren has traditionally been associated with the ancient settlement of Theranda, although recent research suggests this identification may be inaccurate.
What ancient settlement is Prizren traditionally identified with, although recent research questions this association?
Answer: Theranda
Prizren has traditionally been identified with the ancient settlement of Theranda, though recent research questions this association.
What role did Ragusan traders play in Prizren's development during the Middle Ages?
Answer: They were stationed there, making it a trading hub and gateway for their routes.
Ragusan traders were stationed in Prizren during the Middle Ages, establishing it as a trading hub and a gateway for their trade routes.
Which of the following statements accurately reflects the findings of the 1591 Ottoman Defter regarding Prizren?
Answer: The city showed significant Islamization with many Albanian anthroponyms.
The 1591 Ottoman Defter indicated that Prizren had become significantly Islamized, with many inhabitants bearing Albanian anthroponyms.
Which ancient settlement is Prizren traditionally identified with, though recent research questions this association?
Answer: Theranda
Prizren has traditionally been identified with the ancient settlement of Theranda, although recent research questions this association.
During the late 17th century Austrian-Ottoman wars, Prizren was referred to as the capital of Bosnia in some documents.
Answer: False
During the late 17th century Austrian-Ottoman wars, documents referred to Prizren as the capital of Albania, not Bosnia.
Prizren played a role as a cultural and intellectual center during the Albanian Renaissance in the late 19th century.
Answer: True
During the late 19th century, Prizren emerged as a significant cultural and intellectual hub, serving as a focal point for Albanian nationalism and coordination.
The League of Prizren was established in 1878 to advocate for the autonomy of Bulgarians within the Ottoman Empire.
Answer: False
The League of Prizren, founded in 1878, was established to advocate for the autonomy and national unification of Albanians, not Bulgarians.
Following the Serbian army's takeover in the First Balkan War, Prizren was nicknamed "The City of Peace" due to the calm transition.
Answer: False
The Serbian army's takeover of Prizren during the First Balkan War was reportedly violent, leading the local population to nickname the city "The Kingdom of Death."
Leon Trotsky reported that Serbian forces in Prizren were primarily composed of disciplined intellectuals focused on maintaining order.
Answer: False
Leon Trotsky's reports described many Serbian forces and Chetniks in Prizren as thugs and robbers motivated by loot, and noted their involvement in the extermination of the Muslim population.
An Austro-Hungarian report in January 1914 found that most mosques in Prizren were still actively used for religious purposes.
Answer: False
An Austro-Hungarian report from January 1914 indicated that thirty out of thirty-two mosques in Prizren had been converted for other uses, such as hay barns or military barracks.
During World War I, Prizren remained under Serbian control until the end of the conflict.
Answer: False
During World War I, Prizren fell to Bulgarian and Austro-Hungarian forces in November 1915, after the invasion of Serbia.
After the invasion of Yugoslavia in World War II, Prizren was annexed by Nazi Germany.
Answer: False
Following the invasion of Yugoslavia in World War II, Prizren was annexed to the Italian puppet state of Albania, not directly by Nazi Germany.
The 1956 "Prizren trial" concluded with the conviction of all accused individuals, who served lengthy prison sentences.
Answer: False
While the accused in the 1956 "Prizren trial" were convicted, they were later released and declared innocent, and the trial itself was deemed staged and mendacious.
The Tusus Neighborhood in Prizren was unaffected by the Kosovo War.
Answer: False
The Tusus Neighborhood in Prizren was significantly impacted by the Kosovo War, with reports of casualties and houses being burned.
During the 2004 unrest, the Church of Holy Salvation in Prizren was damaged.
Answer: True
The Church of Holy Salvation in Prizren was among the Serb cultural monuments damaged or destroyed during the 2004 unrest.
During the 2004 unrest, the Orthodox seminary of Saints Cyrillus and Methodius in Prizren was left undamaged.
Answer: False
The Orthodox seminary of Saints Cyrillus and Methodius in Prizren was among the Serb cultural monuments damaged or destroyed during the 2004 unrest.
The League of Prizren, founded in 1878, was instrumental in advancing Albanian nationalism and seeking autonomy.
Answer: True
The League of Prizren, established in 1878, played a pivotal role in fostering Albanian nationalism and advocating for the region's autonomy.
Leon Trotsky's report on the Balkan Wars described Serbian forces in Prizren as primarily motivated by humanitarian concerns.
Answer: False
Leon Trotsky's reports characterized Serbian forces in Prizren as motivated by loot and involved in ethnic cleansing, rather than humanitarian concerns.
During the late 17th century, in the context of Austrian advances, how was Prizren referred to in documents?
Answer: As the capital of Albania
During the late 17th century Austrian-Ottoman wars, documents referred to Prizren as the capital of Albania.
What significant political and cultural movement, focused on Albanian unification and autonomy, was founded in Prizren in 1878?
Answer: The League of Prizren
The League of Prizren, established in 1878 in Prizren, was a movement dedicated to the national unification and autonomy of Albanians.
What nickname was given to Prizren by its local population after the bloody takeover by the Serbian army during the First Balkan War?
Answer: The Kingdom of Death
The local population referred to Prizren as "The Kingdom of Death" following the violent takeover by the Serbian army during the First Balkan War.
According to Leon Trotsky's report, what was the nature of many Serbian forces and Chetniks operating in Prizren during the Balkan Wars?
Answer: Thugs and robbers motivated by loot
Leon Trotsky's reports described many Serbian forces and Chetniks in Prizren during the Balkan Wars as thugs and robbers driven by the prospect of loot.
What was the reported condition of mosques in Prizren according to an Austro-Hungarian report in January 1914?
Answer: 30 out of 32 mosques were converted for non-religious uses.
An Austro-Hungarian report from January 1914 stated that thirty of Prizren's thirty-two mosques had been repurposed for non-religious uses, such as hay barns or military barracks.
During World War II, to which political entity was Prizren annexed?
Answer: The Italian puppet state of Albania
Following the invasion of Yugoslavia in World War II, Prizren was annexed to the Italian puppet state of Albania.
What was the outcome of the 1956 "Prizren trial" concerning the accused Kosovo Albanians?
Answer: They were convicted but later released and declared innocent.
The accused in the 1956 "Prizren trial" were convicted but later released and declared innocent, with the trial being recognized as staged.
Which neighborhood in Prizren suffered significant damage, including house burnings and casualties, during the Kosovo War?
Answer: The Tusus Neighborhood
The Tusus Neighborhood in Prizren experienced significant damage during the Kosovo War, including house burnings and casualties.
Which of the following Serb cultural monuments in Prizren was damaged during the 2004 unrest?
Answer: The Church of St. Nicholas
The Church of St. Nicholas was among the Serb cultural monuments in Prizren that sustained damage during the 2004 unrest.
What was the significance of Prizren during the Albanian Renaissance in the late 19th century?
Answer: It served as a focal point for Albanian nationalism and a cultural capital.
During the Albanian Renaissance, Prizren functioned as a key cultural and political center, fostering Albanian nationalism and serving as a coordination point.
What happened to many of Prizren's mosques according to an Austro-Hungarian report in January 1914?
Answer: They were repurposed for uses like hay barns or military barracks.
An Austro-Hungarian report from January 1914 noted that many of Prizren's mosques had been repurposed for non-religious uses, such as hay barns or military barracks.
What was the stated purpose of the League of Prizren, founded in 1878?
Answer: To seek national unification and autonomy for Albanians
The League of Prizren was founded in 1878 with the primary objective of achieving national unification and autonomy for Albanians.
What was the fate of the Church of St. George in Prizren during the 2004 unrest?
Answer: It was damaged or destroyed.
The Church of St. George in Prizren was among the Serb cultural monuments that were damaged or destroyed during the 2004 unrest.
Which historical event led to Prizren falling to Bulgarian and Austro-Hungarian forces in November 1915?
Answer: World War I
Prizren fell to Bulgarian and Austro-Hungarian forces in November 1915 during the events of World War I.
What was the significance of Prizren during the Albanian Renaissance in the late 19th century?
Answer: It served as a focal point for Albanian nationalism and a cultural capital.
During the Albanian Renaissance, Prizren served as a focal point for Albanian nationalism and a significant cultural capital.
What happened to many of Prizren's mosques according to an Austro-Hungarian report in January 1914?
Answer: They were repurposed for uses like hay barns or military barracks.
An Austro-Hungarian report from January 1914 indicated that thirty of Prizren's thirty-two mosques had been repurposed for non-religious uses, such as hay barns or military barracks.
What was the stated purpose of the League of Prizren, founded in 1878?
Answer: To seek national unification and autonomy for Albanians
The League of Prizren, founded in 1878, aimed to achieve national unification and autonomy for Albanians.
What was the fate of the Church of St. George in Prizren during the 2004 unrest?
Answer: It was damaged or destroyed.
The Church of St. George in Prizren was damaged or destroyed during the 2004 unrest.
Which historical event led to Prizren falling to Bulgarian and Austro-Hungarian forces in November 1915?
Answer: World War I
Prizren fell to Bulgarian and Austro-Hungarian forces in November 1915 during World War I.
Prizren ranks as the second most populous city within Kosovo.
Answer: True
Prizren is identified as the second most populous city and municipality in Kosovo.
Following the Kosovo War in June 1999, the Serbian and Roma populations increased significantly in Prizren.
Answer: False
Following the Kosovo War, the Serbian and Roma minorities largely fled Prizren, rather than increasing in population.
According to the 2011 census, Albanians constituted the largest ethnic group in Prizren Municipality, making up over 81% of the population.
Answer: True
The 2011 census data indicates that Albanians formed the largest ethnic group in Prizren Municipality, comprising 81.96% of the population.
The majority religion in Prizren Municipality, according to the 2011 census, was Orthodox Christianity.
Answer: False
The 2011 census data shows that the overwhelming majority religion in Prizren Municipality was Islam (95.98%), not Orthodox Christianity.
Besides Albanian and Serbian, only Turkish is recognized as an official language in the Municipality of Prizren.
Answer: False
In addition to Albanian and Serbian, Turkish and Bosnian are also recognized as official languages within the Municipality of Prizren.
Post-Kosovo War demographic shifts saw a significant increase in the Serbian and Roma populations in Prizren.
Answer: False
Following the Kosovo War, the Serbian and Roma populations largely fled Prizren, resulting in a decrease, not an increase, in their numbers.
What is Prizren's rank in terms of population within Kosovo?
Answer: The second most populous city
Prizren holds the position of the second most populous city and municipality in Kosovo.
What demographic shift occurred concerning minority populations in Prizren after the Kosovo War ended in June 1999?
Answer: The Serbian and Roma minorities largely fled the city.
Following the Kosovo War, the majority of the Serbian and Roma populations departed from Prizren.
According to the 2011 census, what percentage of Prizren Municipality's population identified as Turkish?
Answer: 5.11%
The 2011 census data indicates that 5.11% of Prizren Municipality's population identified as Turkish.
Which of the following is NOT listed as an official language in the Municipality of Prizren?
Answer: English
English is not listed as an official language in the Municipality of Prizren; Albanian, Serbian, Turkish, and Bosnian are recognized.
According to the 2011 census, what was the approximate percentage of Muslims in Prizren Municipality?
Answer: 95.98%
The 2011 census data indicates that approximately 95.98% of Prizren Municipality's population identified as Muslim.
Which of the following ethnic groups constituted the second-largest population segment in Prizren Municipality according to the 2011 census?
Answer: Bosniak (9.5%)
According to the 2011 census, Bosniaks represented the second-largest ethnic group in Prizren Municipality, comprising 9.5% of the population.
What is Prizren's population rank and administrative role in Kosovo?
Answer: The second most populous city
Prizren is the second most populous city and municipality in Kosovo and serves as the seat of the Prizren Municipality and the Prizren District.
According to the 2011 census, what was the approximate percentage of Muslims in Prizren Municipality?
Answer: 95.98%
The 2011 census data indicates that approximately 95.98% of Prizren Municipality's population identified as Muslim.
Which of the following ethnic groups constituted the second-largest population segment in Prizren Municipality according to the 2011 census?
Answer: Bosniak (9.5%)
According to the 2011 census, Bosniaks were the second-largest ethnic group in Prizren Municipality, comprising 9.5% of the population.
Livestock breeding and agricultural production in the Prizren region are predominantly large-scale and state-controlled.
Answer: False
Livestock breeding and agricultural production in the Prizren region are primarily small-scale and informal, conducted by private individuals, rather than large-scale and state-controlled.
Prizren is considered a "museum city" due to its modern architectural achievements.
Answer: False
Prizren is considered a "museum city" because of its rich cultural heritage and numerous historical buildings, not its modern architectural achievements.
The Monastery of the Holy Archangels in Prizren is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Answer: False
While significant, the Monastery of the Holy Archangels is not listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site; the Church of Our Lady of Ljeviš in Prizren holds that designation.
The Hasi Jehon Festival, held in Gjonaj village, focuses on promoting contemporary Balkan cinema.
Answer: False
The Hasi Jehon Festival, held in Gjonaj village, focuses on preserving Albanian spiritual heritage through folk music, dances, and popular games, not contemporary Balkan cinema.
Dokufest is an annual film festival held in Prizren that is considered one of the largest in the Balkans by public attendance.
Answer: True
Dokufest, an annual film festival in Prizren, is recognized as one of the largest in the Balkans based on its public attendance figures.
KF Liria, Prizren's main sports club, currently plays in the Serbian Superliga.
Answer: False
KF Liria, Prizren's primary sports club, competes in the Football Superleague of Kosovo, not the Serbian Superliga.
The Church of Our Lady of Ljeviš, a 14th-century structure, is recognized by UNESCO and located in Prizren.
Answer: True
The Church of Our Lady of Ljeviš, a 14th-century structure in Prizren, is indeed recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
How is livestock breeding and agricultural production primarily characterized in the Prizren region?
Answer: Primarily conducted by private individuals, small-scale and informal
Livestock breeding and agricultural production in the Prizren region are predominantly small-scale and informal, carried out by private individuals.
Prizren is considered a "museum city" primarily due to its:
Answer: Rich cultural heritage and historical buildings
Prizren is referred to as a "museum city" due to its extensive cultural heritage and numerous historical structures.
Which specific site in Prizren is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site?
Answer: The Church of Our Lady of Ljeviš
The Church of Our Lady of Ljeviš in Prizren is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Hasi Jehon Festival, established in 1976, takes place in which village and focuses on what?
Answer: Gjonaj village; Albanian spiritual heritage (folk music, dance)
The Hasi Jehon Festival, established in 1976, is held in Gjonaj village and focuses on promoting Albanian spiritual heritage through folk music and dance.
What is the primary focus of the Dokufest International Film Festival held annually in Prizren?
Answer: Being one of the largest film festivals in the Balkans by attendance
Dokufest is recognized as one of the largest film festivals in the Balkans in terms of public attendance.
What was the primary characteristic of agricultural production in the Prizren region as mentioned in the source?
Answer: Small-scale and informal, mainly by private individuals
Agricultural production in the Prizren region is primarily characterized as small-scale and informal, conducted by private individuals.
Why is Prizren referred to as a "museum city"?
Answer: Because of its rich cultural heritage and numerous historical buildings.
Prizren is designated as a "museum city" due to its extensive cultural heritage and a large number of historical buildings.
Which of the following was NOT one of the three original railroad companies that jointly owned the Florida Publishing Company?
Answer: CSX Transportation
CSX Transportation was not one of the original three railroad owners; it is a successor company formed from the consolidation of two of the original owners (Atlantic Coast Line and Seaboard Air Line).
Prizren is considered a "museum city" primarily due to its:
Answer: Rich cultural heritage and historical buildings
Prizren is referred to as a "museum city" due to its extensive cultural heritage and numerous historical buildings.
Which specific site in Prizren is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site?
Answer: The Church of Our Lady of Ljeviš
The Church of Our Lady of Ljeviš in Prizren is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Hasi Jehon Festival, established in 1976, takes place in which village and focuses on what?
Answer: Gjonaj village; Albanian spiritual heritage (folk music, dance)
The Hasi Jehon Festival, established in 1976, is held in Gjonaj village and focuses on promoting Albanian spiritual heritage through folk music and dance.
What is the primary focus of the Dokufest International Film Festival held annually in Prizren?
Answer: Being one of the largest film festivals in the Balkans by attendance
Dokufest is recognized as one of the largest film festivals in the Balkans by public attendance.
What was the primary characteristic of agricultural production in the Prizren region as mentioned in the source?
Answer: Small-scale and informal, mainly by private individuals
Agricultural production in the Prizren region is primarily characterized as small-scale and informal, conducted by private individuals.
Why is Prizren referred to as a "museum city"?
Answer: Because of its rich cultural heritage and numerous historical buildings.
Prizren is referred to as a "museum city" due to its extensive cultural heritage and numerous historical buildings.