This is how the Serbian goverment spreads historical misinformation. 

They share the helmet of Gjergj Kastrioti, the Albanian military genius who stopped the Ottomans from spreading throughout Europe, which is displayed in the  Kunst Museum of Vienna, claim him as a "Serbian" hero, and fail to submit the proper link to the museum itself, which clearly states that Gjergj Kastrioti was Prince of Albania.

This account is fully financed by the government of Serbia, alongside other accounts whose job is spreading lies and misinformation. The Serbs do this because they can not justify their existence in the old Illyrian peninsula, known today as the Balkans. Their arrival in the 7th century was violent, burning down our churches and homes and pushing the Illyrians, modern-day Albanians, south towards Greece.

Their claims for Kosova have no leg to stand since they arrived on our land as slaves, and they never escaped that mentality.

Here's the link to the Museum in Vienna that clearly shows that Gjergj Kastrioti was an Illyrian Prince, as he loved being referred to.

Facts are stubborn and not easily changed, no matter how much you try!