A young woman abducted to force her into living together against her will
Tirana
A young woman abducted to force her into living together against her will
Love for a young woman and the desire to live with her, despite her refusal, led 24-year-old Arjan Buzali, from Zall-Herr in Tirana, and his friend Astrit Basha, from Selita, to end up at the police station.
This happened a few days ago, when these individuals—the first a nurse at Civil Hospital No. 5 in Tirana and the second a second-year nursing student—forcibly abducted Majlinda Tufani, seeking to compel her to live with Arjan Buzali, according to an inside source at Tirana Police Station No. 1.
Albania’s history is not just Ismail Qemali’s two months, nor Noli’s three months, nor Selami’s PD’s two years
Kalakula and Baleta hold their first press conference
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Ramiz Alia: “I did not ask them for any guarantees for my life”
Ramiz Alia is at the most difficult and decisive moment of his life, on 4 April 1992, the day after his resignation as president. He recounts and expresses his feelings and judgments, describes the circumstances, and analyses the factors that led to the end of his political career. Ramiz Alia, who today is waiting for the court’s decision in one of the cells of Unit 313, where he is standing trial as an accused, may at that time—when several former PPSH leaders had ended up in prison under a cloud of suspicion—have anticipated his own fate as well.
I do not regret writing the book “Our Enver”
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The chairman of the Albanian Radio and Television Trade Union denounces himself as a collaborator of the state security service and resigns
