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AGENDATIRANA 2019

MEMORY DAYS 2019(4th edition)

20 - 27 FEBRUARY 2019 TIRANA - SHKODRA - GJIROKASTRA

Languages: Albanian, English, German#memorydays2019

© Institute for Democracy, Media & CultureAddress: Bardhok Biba Street, Entrance A, Trema Building, 11th Fl., Apt. 36, Tirana, Albaniawww.idmc.al

© Konrad Adenauer StiftungAddress: “Dëshmorët e Kombit” Blvd.Twin Tower 1, 11th Fl., Tirana, Albaniawww.kas.de/albanien/

Contact: Matilda Karçanaj, IDMC Programme Coordinator, [email protected] Zerva, KAS Programme Coordinator, [email protected]

WEDNESDAY, 20 FEBRUARY

Venue: Tirana International Hotel, Balsha Room

OPENING CEREMONY OF MEMORY DAYS 2019

Registration & Welcome Cof fee

Welcome Address: Jonila GodoleDirector of the Institute for Democracy, Media & Culture (IDMC) Walter GlosDirector of the Konrad Adenauer Foundation (KAS) in Tirana Karol BachuraAmbassador of the Republic of Poland in Tirana

KEYNOTE ADDRESS “Albania and the Collapse of Communism in Eastern Europe”Bernd FischerHistorian

Q & AModerator: Gentiana KeraHistorian

COFFEE BREAK

Book Presentation (1)Idrit Idrizi, University of ViennaJonila Godole, IDMC“Between Apathy & Nostalgia”, IDMC

Book Presentation (2)“Keeping memory alive by sharing the personal story” Agron TufaExecutive Director of the Institute for the Studies of Communist Crimes and Consequences in Albania (ISKK)

Promotion of eleven new ISKK publications, with the authors present (Introduction & performance)

AGENDA

09:30 - 10:00

10:00 - 10:15

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10:30 - 11:00

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12:00 - 14:00

PRESENTATION OF BOOKS ON THE DICTATORSHIP

THURSDAY, 21 FEBRUARY

Venue: St. Stephen’s Cathedral in Shkodra

DISCUSSION FORUM: “ANTI-COMMUNISM IN ALBANIA: HISTORY AND CURRENT SITUATION”

Registration

Welcome AddressWalter GlosKAS TiranaNebil ÇikaChairman of the Anti-Communist Association of Former Victims of Political Persecution Voltana AdemiMayor of Shkodra

KEYNOTE ADDRESS“Dealing with the Consequences of the SED Dictatorship in the Former GDR” Dieter DombrowskiFederal Chairman of the Union of Victims’ Associations of Communist Tyranny & Vice President of the Potsdam State Parliament (CDU), Germany

“The Anti-Communist Resistance of Shkodra“ Filip GuraziuDeputy Chairman of the Anti-Communist Association of Former Victims of Political Persecution in Shkodra

“The Anti-Communist Demonstration of January 14, 1990: The Role of the German Ambassador” Gjergj LivadhiProtagonist of the Anti-Communist Demonstration

“The Legal Processing of the Crimes of Communism - International Experience and the Situation in Albania”Artan MurriziLawyer

Presentation of IDMC study: “The Rehabilitation of Former Victims of Political Persecution 1991 - 2018”Erblin Vukaj, Jonila GodoleIDMC

Discussion

10:30 - 11:00

11:45 - 12:00

12:00 - 12:15

12:15 - 12:30

12:30 - 13:00

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11:30 - 11:45

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FRIDAY, 22 FEBRUARY

Venue: Tirana International Hotel, Abret Room

SYMPOSIUM: “CURRENT ACADEMIC APPROACHES TO COMMUNISM”


Welcome Address & Opening SpeechesJonila GodoleIDMCIdrit IdriziUniversity of Vienna “Approaching Albanian Communism: Challenges and Opportunities” Bernd FischerHistorian

“From ‘Socialist Man’ to ‘Microsocialism’ : Two Research Projects and Their Approaches to Yugoslav Socialism” Igor DudaCentre for Cultural and Historical Research of Socialism, Croatia

Panel Discussion I “HISTORICAL SOURCES” Ardit BidoCentral State Archives Nevila NikaUETMarenglen KasmiAIDSSH Agron TufaISSK

COFFEE BREAK

Panel Discussion II “STUDIES AND CURRENT ACADEMIC APPROACHES”

Sonila Boçi Center for Albanian StudiesBeqir MetaQSAAlbert P. NikollaAnthropologistJonila GodoleIDMCN.N Faculty of History & Philology

Moderator: Idrit IdriziUniversity of Vienna

Questions & Answers

11:30 - 11:45

11:45 - 12:45

12:45 - 13:00

09:30 - 10:00

10:00 - 11:00

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13:45 - 14:30

Welcome address

Afrim KrasniqiISPBektash MemaRector of “Eqrem Çabej” UniversityWalter GlosKAS

“The Student Movement of Gjirokastra 1990 - 1991: An Untold Story”Roland BejkoFormer Student. Director of CRD - Jugu.news

“Reflections on Student Movement”Gëzim BashaFormer Student (video registration from USA)

“Media Reporting of the Student Movement in Gjirokastra”Engjell SerianiPublicist

“Student Movements 90-91 as a Historical Event”Çelo HoxhaHistorian

“The Importance of Student Movements in the Dynamics of the Democracy in Albania”Mark MarkuHead of the Department of Journalism and Communication, Tirana University

Discussion

FORUM WITH STUDENTS: “MEMORY AND DEMOCRACY” Venue: “Eqrem Çabej” University, Gjirokastra

MONDAY, 25 FEBRUARYVenue: Rogner Hotel, Antigonea 2 Room

CONFERENCE: “DEALING WITH THE MATERIAL HERITAGE OF COMMUNISM IN ALBANIA: CHALLENGES & APPROACHES”

“Overview of the Material Heritage Situation of Communism in Albania and Introduction of the Digital Museums Project”Agron TufaExecutive Director of ISKK

“KAS’s contribution to following the traces of communism in Albania”Walter GlosDirector of KAS

Introduction of the documentary film “Virtual Museum of Camp of Tepelena”, produced by ISKK with the support of KASLuljeta LleshanakuDirector of Study of ISKK

“Virtual Museum of Camp of Tepelena” film screening (Production crew: Elton Baxhaku, Director; Klit Burda, Graphic Architect)

11:00 - 11:10

11:30 - 11:45

11.10 - 11:20

11:20 - 11:30

SATURDAY, 23 FEBRUARY Venue: Tirana Opera Hotel, Conference Room

ORAL HISTORY IN CLASSROOM & RESEARCH PROJECTS


Presentation of Manual on Oral History by IDMCJonila Godole, Edlira Agolli Authors

Q & A

“Oral History in the Classroom” Multimedia Lab: “Ask Your Grandparents” short videos

“Postcards from the past” Exhibition presentation

09:30 - 10:00

10:00 - 10:40

10:20 - 10:30

10:30 - 11:30

11:30 - 12:00

11:45 - 13:00

13:00 - 13:30

Round table: “Material Memory: Where, How and Why?” Bedri ÇokuFormer Prisoner & General Director of Prisons (1994-1998)Admirina PeçiJournalist, “Bunk’Art” Museums ResearcherEtleva DemollariDirector of the “House of Leaves” MuseumPjerin MirditaExpert of the “Site of Witness and Memory” Museum in ShkodraElektra ÇapalikuAuthor of the book “Magazina e komunizmit shqiptar”

Discussion

“Who is the Hero?” Documentary Screening facilitated by the OSCE Presence in Albania

Panel discussion after the movie with author Armand Bora, RTSH and experts

“WHO IS THE HERO?” DOCUMENTARY SCREENING

Venue: ArTurbina Theater, Tirana

17:00 - 18:30

18:30 - 19:00

TUESDAY, 26 FEBRUARY Venue: Konrad Adenauer Hall, Tirana Faculty of History

“MALL PËR ME KËNDUE” DOCUMENTARY SCREENING

“Mall Për Me Këndue” Documentary Screening

Panel Discussion with Students from the Faculty of HistoryAgron ShehajFounder of the Foundation kujto.alWalter GlosKAS AlbaniaLuljeta ProgniAuthor of the DocumentaryEnriketa PapaHistorian

10:00 - 10:20

10:20 - 12:00

WEDNESDAY, 27 FEBRUARY Venue: Tirana International Hotel, Teuta Room

SIGURIMI & SPORTS


Welcome AddressJonila GodoleIDMCGentiana SulaAIDSSHArmand DukaFSHF tbc

“The Class Struggle in Sport”Simon MirakajAIDSSH

Presentation of the SIGURIMI files of former athletes Altin Hoxha, Ornela ArapiAIDSSH

Former Athletes as Contemporary Witnesses

Panelists: Hysen DedjaFormer FootballerMoisi DalipiFormer FootballerKreshnik TartariFormer Volleyball Trainer

Moderator: Erblin VukajJournalist

Exhibition of the SIGURMI files of former athletes

09:30 - 10:00

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10:15 - 10:30

10:30 - 11:00

11:00 - 12:00

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MEMORY DAYS 2019On 20 – 27 February 2019 the fourth edition of MEMORY DAYS will be organized, on the occasion of the 28th anniversary of the toppling of the statue of the dictator Enver Hoxha, on 20 February 1991, which symbolically marks the fall of the dictatorship in Albania, and to commemorate 22 intellectuals shot without trial on the pretext of the so-called “Soviet bomb”. MEMORY DAYS is a project that was initiated by the Institute for Democracy, Media & Culture (IDMC), in partnership with the Konrad Adenauer Foundation (KAS), in 2016. During MEMORY DAYS 2019, IDMC and KAS, in collaboration with other actors in the field of dealing with the past, such as the OSCE Presence in Albania, AIDSSH, ISKK, etc., will conduct different activities aimed at raising awareness in Albanian society about the consequences of the dictatorship’s crimes, and at strengthening dialogue about the past.

The activities that will take place this year are:

Opening Ceremony of MEMORY DAYS, 20 February Presentation of Research Work on the Dictatorship, 20 February Discussion Forum: “Anti-Communism in Albania: History & Current Situation“, 21 February Symposium: “Current Academic Approaches to Communism”, 22 February Forum with Students: “Memory and Democracy”, 22 February Oral History in Classroom & Research Projects, 23 February Conference: “Dealing with the Material Heritage of Communism”, 25 February “Who is the Hero?” Documentary Screening, 25 February “Mall për me këndue” Documentary Screening, 26 February SIGURIMI & Sports, 27 February

Below you will find a general overview of each activity. For more information about MEMORY DAYS 2019, visit: https://idmc.al/en/memory-days-19.html Please consult the previous editions of MEMORY DAYS from: 2016, https://idmc.al/en/memory-as-a-mission.html 2017 https://idmc.al/en/between-apathy-and-nostalgia.html 2018 https://idmc.al/en/memory-days-18.htmlhttps://idmc.al/mes-apatise-dhe-nostalgjise.html

An excerpt from the keynote address of Prof. Dr. Bernd Fischer, historian

Albania and the Collapse of Communism in Eastern Europe

This year we mark the 30th anniversary of many of the momentous developments which led to the collapse of communism in Eastern Europe. It seems appropriate, therefore, that we to take this opportunity to reexamine these events, their causes and their results. But this process is, of course, ongoing since there is always new material available, which will be integrated with the old and perhaps help us to produce a more sophisticated analysis in the future. Historical research is never static and it is a mistake to assume that one has written the definitive work on any subject.

What I hope to do with this short talk is look at some of the general arguments helping us to understand why communism collapsed in Eastern Europe when it did, and then briefly look at the individual states with a focus on Albania. I hope to conclude with a few comments regarding personal memory of the images of change and my own experiences of some of these regimes and their collapse.

In spite of the similarities of communist structures and the socialization process in the region during the four decades of communism, in each state the engines of change acted differently. It seems that all acted uncharacteristically without a plan with regard to controlling the processes of change. One can argue that the four principal actors in terms of this change included individuals, non-governmental institutions or institutional groups, organs of internal state power, and organs of external state power, largely Soviet coercive power.

We will see that the interplay between these actors caused Eastern European communist states to collapse in pairs, in fairly rapid succession, with the Albanian communists holding on to power the longest. It is hoped, finally, that a brief examination of these events might stimulate further discussion of this critical period in the history of the region.

About the Keynote Speaker

Prof. Dr. Bernd J. Fischer is historian and Professor of History at Indiana University Fort Wayne.

He studied at University of California, Santa Barbara, Department of History, 1969-1982 (Ph.D. 1982 M.A. 1975 B.A. 1973).

Principal fields:Modern Balkan HistoryModern Western European HistoryRenaissance and Reformation HistoryComparative Modern European Governments

His publications include: The Struggle with Rome: Albanian-Italian Relations, 1925-1938. Albanian Institute for International Studies Press, Tirana, 2017. The London Conference of Ambassadors and Geopolitical changes in the Balkans. (edited with Blerim Reka). South Eastern European University, Tetovo, Macedonia, 2014. Albania 1943-1945, A View through Western Documents. Albanian Institute for International Studies Press, Tirana, 2012. Enver Hoxha: dhe diktatura staliniste në Shqipëri. Albanian Institute for International Studies Press, Tirana, 2010. Ahmet Zogu: Mbreti shqiptar mes dy luftërave. Albanian Institute for International Studies Press, Tirana, 2010. Balkan Strongmen: Dictators and Authoritarian Rulers of Southeastern Europe (edited). C. Hurst, London, 2007. (Diktatoret e Ballkanit in Albanian) Albanian Identities, History and Myth. (edited with Stephanie Schwandner-Sievers). C. Hurst, London, and Indiana University Press, 2002. Albania at War, 1939-1945. Purdue University Press, 1999. (co-published by C. Hurst, London.) (E-book edition, Netlibrary, 2002.) King Zog and the Struggle for Stability in Albania. East European Monographs/Columbia University Press, 1984, Second Edition, Albanian Institute for International Studies Press, 2012.

Since 2006 Fischer is foreign member of Albanian Academy of Sciences.

ACTIVITIES OVERVIEW

DAY 1

WEDNESDAY, 20 FEBRUARYVenue: Tirana International Hotel, Balsha Room

OPENING CEREMONY OF MEMORY DAYS 2019

The 4th edition of MEMORY DAYS 2019 will open on 20 February at the Tirana International Hotel in the presence of organizers, partners, local and foreign actors working in the field of memory, and other people interested in the subject. During the opening ceremony a keynote address about “Albania and the Collapse of Communism in Eastern Europe” will be delivered by Bernd Fischer, historian and professor at Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne. The ceremony will close with the presentation of research works on the dictatorship. The opening ceremony is a public event. Therefore, everyone who is interested is welcome.

Languages: English, Albanian, German

For more information please visit: https://idmc.al/en/memory-days-19.html

PRESENTATION OF BOOKS ON THE DICTATORSHIP

The Memory Days activity will offer to actors working in the field of memory, in Albania and abroad, the opportunity to present their academic work on the dictatorship. Audience members will be free to pose questions to the authors or to representatives who were directly involved in the authors’ research. The following will be presented:

“Between Apathy & Nostalgia: Public & Private Recollections of Communism in Contemporary Albania”, IDMC publication, product of the papers presented at the international conference “Between Apathy & Nostalgia: Public & Private Recollections of Communism in Contemporary Albania”, organized by IDMC on 17-18 November 2017, within the framework of the second edition of MEMORY DAYS.

ISKK publications that include eleven books on the dictatorship will close the first day of MEMORY DAYS 2019. The authors of the books will be present during the presentation of the books.

Languages: English, Albanian, German For more information please visit: https://idmc.al/en/memory-days-19.html

DAY 2

THURSDAY, 21 FEBRUARY Venue: St. Stephen’s Cathedral in Shkodra

DISCUSSION FORUM: “ANTI-COMMUNISM IN ALBANIA: HISTORY AND CURRENT SITUATION”

On 21 February, the Anti-Communist Association of Former Victims of Political Persecution in Albania and KAS will organize an activity in Shkodra with the topic “Anti-communism in Albania: History and Current Situation”. The activity aims to commemorate the anti-communist resistance of victims of political persecution from Shkodra and the rest of Albania during the dictatorship. The activity’s purpose is also to examine how the symptoms of communism have been dealt with from its collapse in 1991 until the present day. Additionally, the activity will provide an open-discussion platform for those attending. Meanwhile, Mr. Dieter Dombrowski, Federal Chairman of the Union of Victims’ Associations of Communist Tyranny and Vice President of the Potsdam Parliament (CDU), will discuss East Germany’s experience of dealing with the communist past. During this activity, IDMC will present a study entitled “Rehabilitation of former victims of political persecution in the process of transitional justice (1991-2018)”. The study provides a summary and an analysis of the most important developments in Albania that have affected the process of dealing with the dictatorship’s crimes and the rehabilitation of those who suffered unjustly for political reasons.

Languages: Albanian, German


DAY 3

FRIDAY, 22 FEBRUARY Venue: Tirana International Hotel, Abret Room

SYMPOSIUM: “CURRENT ACADEMIC APPROACHES TO COMMUNISM”

The Academic Symposium “Current Approaches to Communism: Challenges and Opportunities” is conceived as a forum for exchanging experiences and ideas. The aim is to discuss how to approach communism (and its historical sources) in order to gain as much valuable academic knowledge as possible. The symposium will also address the challenges faced by researchers and the potential for future research. The symposium program is diverse and includes presentations by Albanian and foreign scholars as well as by archive representatives.

Languages: Albanian, English


FRIDAY, 22 FEBRUARY Venue: “Eqrem Çabej” University, Gjirokastra

FORUM WITH STUDENTS: “MEMORY AND DEMOCRACY”

Twenty-eight years ago, students of “Eqrem Çabej” University in Gjirokastra held a protest against the communist regime. The protest began on 11 February and, after the removal of the dictator’s monument on 22 February 1991, ended fatally due to the violence of the so-called “Enver volunteers”. For the first time, a memorial event with historical and present-day value will be organized by KAS in collaboration with ISP and Center for Regional Development for this occasion, in the setting of this university. Guests of this activity will include the former political leaders and protagonists of the student strike in 1990 and 1991, journalists, lecturers, public figures, local media and current university students.



DAY 4

SATURDAY, 23 FEBRUARY Venue: Tirana Opera Hotel, Conference Room

ORAL HISTORY IN CLASSROOM & RESEARCH PROJECTS

In collaboration with the Association of History Teachers in Albania (ALBNA), IDMC will organize a presentation of the “Manual on Oral History”, an IDMC publication by Jonila Godole, Kailey Rocker and Edlira Agolli. The Oral History Manual aims to encourage teachers, high-school students, young researchers to learn more about oral history and interviewing process. The manual presents the tools needed to include these interviews in research assignments and projects in secondary schools. To achieve these objectives, the material is organized in such a way that some chapters address the development of oral history and interviewing methods, from its beginnings to contemporary definition. This activity will be accompanied by examples of creative oral history conducted by high-school students as part of the “Ask Your Grandparents” competition.

Languages: Albanian


“POSTCARDS FROM THE PAST” EXHIBITION

“Postcards from the past” exhibition is a project from IDMC aiming reflection on the communist past. The exhibition intends to portray the everyday life during communism in an ironic way. It contains posters which show aspects of life in dictatorship such as: the lack of freedom; difficult economic conditions

under communism; the cult of party leader; the restriction of free movement; the communist propaganda etc. The exhibition was prepared by Erblin Vukaj and Valbona Bezati in collaboration with IDMC staff.

Exhibition text: Albanian, English

For more information please visit:https://idmc.al/en/memory-days-19.html

DAY 5

MONDAY, 25 FEBRUARY Venue: Rogner Hotel, Antigonea 2 Room

CONFERENCE: “DEALING WITH THE MATERIAL HERITAGE OF COMMUNISM IN ALBANIA: CHALLENGES & APPROACHES”

The traces of communism in Albania are getting dismissed very fast. The tendency to create a political and social distance to the communist past and the adoption to a new reality, is accompanied by a very poor attention and careless management of the communist material heritage. Something is done lately with the museums in Tirana, but the most significant sites of communist persecution, such as prisons, labor camps, internment camps, are partly or completely dismissed or have transformed their destination. In such circumstances, the lack of the traces makes almost impossible the perception of the communist experience, especially for the new generations. ISKK and KAS are organizing this conference in order to bring more attention to this “amnesia” phenomenon and to reconstruct the collective memory of former-communist Albania. This conference comes as collaboration between KAS and ISKK.



“WHO IS THE HERO?” DOCUMENTARY SCREENING Venue: ArTurbina Theater, Tirana

The OSCE Presence in Albania facilitates the screening of the documentary Who is the Hero? by author Armand Bora, co-produced with RTSH. A panel discussion with the author, RTSH and experts will follow the documentary screening.

Free Entrance


DAY 6

TUESDAY, 26 FEBRUARY Venue: Konrad Adenauer Hall, Tirana Faculty of History

“MALL PËR ME KËNDUE” DOCUMENTARY SCREENING

The documentary “Mall për me këndue” is a production of the kujto.al Foundation – Online Archive of the Crimes and Victims of Communism in Albania and journalist Luljeta Progni. It is dedicated to Gac Çuni, a musician from Shkodra who passed away in the prison of Burrel when he was 30 years old. Through testimonies from his companions about his worries and the last moments of his life, you will become acquainted with the story of how this young man’s voice was extinguished in the communist prisons.

Languages: Albanian with English subtitles


DAY 7

WEDNESDAY, 27 FEBRUARYVenue: Tirana International Hotel, Teuta Room

SIGURIMI & SPORTS

“SIGURIMI & SPORTS” comes as collaboration between IDMC and the Authority for Information on Former State Security Documents (AIDSSH). The activity will provide the public with the Sigurimi files of formerly persecuted athletes. During communism the athletes were kept under surveillance by the Sigurimi due to their opportunities to travel abroad. There has been talk of the persecution and various influences of athletes of that time. While foreign footballers played in our country, and vice versa, little has been discovered from what Sigurimi gathered in its activity in this regard. Detailed description – through access to documentation – of how the State Security monitored foreign and Albanian athletes during football matches and other sporting events taking place inside and outside the country, will reveal new aspects of surveillance that took place during the dictatorship in Albania.

Languages: Albanian


ORGANIZERS:IDMC – The Institute for Democracy, Media & Culture is a non-profit organization that uses an interdisciplinary approach to study and promote the development of democratic values, culture, and media in Albania. The Institute aims to promote dignity and human rights as key elements of Europe and the European Union’s (EU) democratic values, and to raise awareness amongst young people about the history of the EU and the crimes committed by totalitarian regimes, including the dictatorship in Albania, through:

educational training, school curriculum, and creative projects in multimedia, film, and awareness-raising events; the publication (in print and online) and translation of books and materials that enable scientific and cultural exchange, both European and international; and scientific surveys of public opinion about media and peace.

Website: www.idmc.al

KAS – The Konrad Adenauer Foundation is a political foundation of the Christian Democratic Union of Germany. Konrad Adenauer (1876- 1967), the co-founder of the Christian Democratic Union and the first Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany, brought together Christian, social, and conservative traditions with liberal traditions. His name is a symbol of the democratic reconstruction of Germany, the deployment of its foreign policy in a transatlantic community of values, the vision of a united Europe, and an orientation towards the social market economy. His spiritual heritage is, at the same time, our duty and commitment.

Website: http://www.kas.de/albanien/sq/

PARTNERS & SUPPORTERS:

ALBANIAN AUTHORITY ON ACCESS TO INFORMATIONON THE FORMER STATE SECURITY SERVICE

ALBANIAN INSTITUTE OF POLITICAL STUDIES Center For Regional Development

ACTIVITIES VENUES

Tirana International Hotel City Center, Scanderbeg Square, Tirana, Albania Tel: +355 4 223 41 85; Fax: +355 4 223 41 88; Email: [email protected] http://tiranainternational.com/portal/index.php/sq/

St. Stephen’s Cathedral in ShkodraGerej/Marin Bicikemi Street, Shkodra, Albania http://www.kishakatolikeshkoder.com/

“Eqrem Cabej” University Student Street 30, Gjirokastra, Albania http://www.uogj.edu.al/

Tirana Opera HotelUrani Pano Street, Tirana, AlbaniaTel: +355 (0) 68 20 07 374Email: [email protected]; [email protected]://www.hotelopera.al/

Rogner Hotel Tirana“Dëshmorët e Kombit” Blv. Tirana, Albania Tel: +355 4 2235035; Fax: 355 4 2235050 Email: [email protected]://www.hotel-europapark.com/en/contact-info.html

Faculty of History & Philology, University of TiranaElbsani Street 2, Tirana, Albania Tel: +355 4 236 96 64 Email: [email protected] www.fhf.edu.al

ArTurbina TheaterSami Frasheri Street, Tirana, Albania Tel: +3556 4 222 30 22https://www.facebook.com/arTurbina.Tirana

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