Shkodra free zone
Shkodra free zone Shkodra free zone
The railway transportation during the period of Austro-Hungarian Empire included Shkodra, too. (The picture shows railways in one of the market streets, 1917) 1918: The First World War was over and the Austrians left Shkodra. For the two coming years the city is administered by common European Powers (Allies). In the two following years the Allies took over, the administration of the city. 1920: The battle of Kopliku took place (18 km away from Shkoder) causing the city financial losses of two millions silver crowns (not mentioning the material damages). Destroyed houses. A warrior of Shkodra on watch (War of Koplik, 1920) 18
The war of Koplik - 1920. A group of Albanian Soldiers in between the fighting’s, captured by the camera of Marubi Photo The mission term of French garrison, to keep order in the city, expired. Following the shrewd advises of Marta Doda or Marta of Preng Pasha (the wife of the outstanding surgeon Sadetin), the consigning of the city from the commander Barti de Fortou to the Minister of Interiors, Ahmed Zogu, was achieved. For the first time Shkodra came under the administration of a government sprung from Lushnja Congress and officially lost its authority of the political capital, preserving that of the moral, cultural and economic capital. On the left, Marta (of Preng Pasha), the wife of Doctor Sadetin. After 10 years of prison she lived her last years in deep poverty, “forgotten” by everyone and separated from her husband and daughter Frida (on the right), who was also imprisoned for 30 years - the three of them were un put under absurd accusations invented by the public prosecutors of the Communist Regime. 19
- Page 1 and 2: Ferid R. Hoti The Basic Strategy of
- Page 3 and 4: Translated by: Artan KARINI of the
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- Page 13 and 14: Detachment of international forces
- Page 15 and 16: Italian warship in Shkoder, 1914 19
- Page 17: implement it the general command de
- Page 21 and 22: The Commander of French Garrison, B
- Page 23 and 24: During the Kingdom period, the rule
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- Page 27 and 28: HOW SHOULD WE CONCEIVE THE ECONOMIC
- Page 29 and 30: world, are referred to as the “be
- Page 31 and 32: plundered, the kinds of values we h
- Page 33 and 34: The transversal dikes, built up for
- Page 35 and 36: Inspired by Sir Stanford Raffles (w
- Page 37 and 38: Montenegrin steamship in the port o
- Page 39 and 40: Steamship of Shkoder in the river o
- Page 41 and 42: and those of the regional countries
- Page 43 and 44: In this way, Albania would be able
- Page 45 and 46: of Adriatic corridor. The unificati
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The war of Koplik - 1920. A group of Albanian Soldiers in between<br />
the fighting’s, captured by the camera of Marubi Photo<br />
The mission term of French garrison, to keep order in the city,<br />
expired. Following the shrewd advises of Marta Doda or Marta of<br />
Preng Pasha (the wife of the outstanding surgeon Sadetin), the<br />
consigning of the city from the commander Barti de Fortou to the<br />
Minister of Interiors, Ahmed Zogu, was achieved. For the first time<br />
<strong>Shkodra</strong> came under the administration of a government sprung from<br />
Lushnja Congress and officially lost its authority of the political<br />
capital, preserving that of the moral, cultural and economic capital.<br />
On the left, Marta (of Preng Pasha), the wife of Doctor Sadetin. After 10 years of<br />
prison she lived her last years in deep poverty, “forgotten” by everyone and<br />
separated from her husband and daughter Frida (on the right), who was also<br />
imprisoned for 30 years - the three of them were un put under absurd accusations<br />
invented by the public prosecutors of the Communist Regime.<br />
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