EXCLUSIVE/ LAVER BARIU PLAYS THE CLARINET WHILE THE BONES ARE REMOVED
Taking the bones in Përmet, the Penal Code is being violated
EXCLUSIVE/ LAVER BARIU PLAYS THE CLARINET WHILE THE BONES ARE REMOVED
THE OLD WOMEN DIG UP THE GREEKS
Taking the bones in Përmet, the Penal Code is being violated
FOR THE FIRST TIME/ Images of the excavations in Panarit. The village women place the “soldiers’” bones on the Greek flag
By TEDI BLUSHI
In open violation of the Penal Code, in the village of Panarit in Përmet, bone exhumations have been carried out, allegedly of Greek soldiers who fell on Albanian territory during the Second World War. “Gazeta Shqiptare” has managed to exclusively obtain video footage of these exhumation processes, which are being shown to the Albanian public for the first time. They clearly demonstrate how, in an illegal, unprofessional and macabre manner, several elderly women from the village of Panarit open graves and take out...
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In the photo: Artist Laver Bariu “mourning” the bones of Greek soldiers with the clarinet, (left) An old woman placing the bones on the Greek flag
Sex and the legalization of prostitution...
Opinion of the Day
By GËZIM TUSHI
From time to time in our society, in a sly and forced way, without the proper civic courage, “social tests” are carried out and...
Sex and the legalization of prostitution...
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Ardian Hoxha: My father ended up in Ilir Kumbaro’s hands
INTERVIEW
Remzi Hoxha
Ardian Hoxha:
My father ended up in Ilir Kumbaro’s hands
On page 7
Mehmet Shehu’s subordinate: They killed him
EXCLUSIVE/ Deputy Defense Minister Nazar Berberi’s account about the prime minister
“What he told me about the engagement with Turdiu. The quarrel with Enver over the walking stick”
EXCLUSIVE/ Deputy Defense Minister Nazar Berberi’s account about the prime minister
Mehmet Shehu’s subordinate: They killed him
“What he told me about the engagement with Turdiu. The quarrel with Enver over the walking stick”
By BARDHYL BERBERI
Although he is 82 years old, with an upright body and a slow step, Nazar Berberi is greeted at every turn by his fellow townspeople. In fact, many of the military men of his time address him with particular respect by calling him “general,” the rank he held when he was deputy defense minister. You may run into Nazar Berberi by chance while walking along the lake or in a café in the early morning hours, and then Nazar goes home, or to one of his daughters who is married in Pogradec. His grandchildren are...
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In the photo: Former Deputy Defense Minister Nazar Berberi, Enver Hoxha and Mehmet Shehu
WAGES IN COURTS, THE GUARD, PREFECTURES, DIPLOMACY, ADMINISTRATION AND THE CEC
DECISION: NO MORE EXTERNAL ADVISERS
On page 8
No compromise on religious freedoms
Yesterday in the “Washington Post”
By JASON HOROWITZ
When it comes to a mosque that is not even very close to “Ground Zero” (the site of the 11 September 2001 attack) for supporters...
No compromise on religious freedoms
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Former MPJ official risks death sentence in the USA
ALMIR RRAPO
On page 4
Son-in-law kills the brother of former PD MP Gjok Vuksani
THE NEPHEW TELLS THE STORY OF THE CRIME
On page 15
Weapons and heroin seized, seven people arrested
THE GANG IS DISMANTLED
On page 17
The Macedonian “geography”, Marashi, Meta and Milo speak
