Naile hoxha biography books
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From Uvil Zajmi
Memorie.al / What were the buildings that were erected first, in the Block of “21 Djetori”, starting from enterprises, schools, shops, to residents and well-known characters, such as: teachers, singers, painters, sculptors, writers , aviators, athletes, from Marie Kraja, to Prodani, Dionis Bubani and Zef Bumçi and who were the Montenegrins who lived there? Doctors of Ambulance No. 9, and the story of the family of Koci Xoxes, and the sensational escape of the Andoni brothers! The whole history of the famous neighborhood that even today continues to be known as the birthday of the Soviet dictator, Joseph Visaranovic Stalin!
Continues from last issue
Palaces and residents, VIPs of Tirana
From Prodani, aviator Gjiknuri, prof, Demiraj, and Nikolla
The second palace from that wing was the one where the family of major officer P. Pano, with his wife Efigijeni, lived; the family of I. Xhaxhiu, that of H. Mezhda, (known to have six children); the Sula family,
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By Senad Nikshiqi
Memorie.al / She does not hide that she was one of the favorite singers of the communist leadership. He sang at gatherings, delegation meetings, even on the dictator’s birthday. Naile Hoxha, one of the biggest names in Albanian popular music, tells how he started on the path of music, how he came to Tirana at the request of Enver Hoxha, to build a nearly 60-year career. Naile Hoxha, there is no reason to complain. He was chosen by Enver Hoxha han själv , he sang for utländsk delegations, even on the dictator’s sextionde anniversary. She does not hide that even having the same last name as the leader of that time has helped her a lot. With a melodious voice, smiling face, one of the most successful and beloved singers for the public and the communist leadership, performer of dozens of songs, tells how she entered the path of singing, when she was only 13 years old, how Enveri brought her to Tirana, trips abroad and relationships with other singers.
As for today, she
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Selatin Novosella
Part Two
Selatin Novosella: That day, Sabri was very happy and said, “Have you heard the news?” I said, “No.” “Why?” I said, “We took a train from Fushë Kosovë to Belgrade and then switched. From Belgrade to another place, Zagreb. In Zagreb, we boarded a train to Rijeka and from Rijeka to… we haven’t heard anything, we’ve been traveling for three days,” he said, “They have surrounded Aleksandar Ranković.”1 Ranković was Marshall Tito’s closest associate. But the fact that he was a shka and had been the head of the UDB was good news for them, and it turned out to be good news. It turned out to be good news. If you were older [addresses the interviewers], we would speak more freely because you don’t know these things, of course. You have heard something but you don’t…
Anita Susuri: Yes, yes, I know…
Selatin Novosella: No, I mean you don’t know the details because you certainly know a lot. But if you were older, you would have more information because I