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Faqe e pare: the poet of the Albanian from the Ottoman bondage, the Patriot Naim
Frasheri was born in 1846 in the same Albanian village in southern Albania Frasheri.
he and his two brother Abdyl Frasheri Sami Frasheri and contributed - each in his
own way - to the rediscovery of the Albanian national identity and therefore to
independence from the Ottoman Empire in Albania. Naim Frasheri, recognized as
the most important representative of the Albanian national literature of the 19th
century. and an outstanding poet, wrote at the beginning in the Turkish language,
but later switched over to the Albanian. his most important historical work Histori e
skenderbeut - 1898 appeared in Bucharest, because in the Ottoman Empire, the use
of the Albanian language was not possible - is the epic story of the Albanian tribal
Schenn Fuhrer George Kastrioti (1405-1468), who nicknamed Skanderbeg >>> is>
better known. during the communist era in Albania enjoyed the works of the poet
great respect. This is most evident in the at that time launched> Orders Naim
Frashri <whose most famous empfangerin was the now beatified Albanian Mother
Teresa of Calcutta. as an intellectual idealist was Naim Frashri advocate a
comprehensive education, entered for the emancipation of women, and is today the
best model for each Albanians represent
Faqe e dyte: retro page -. the back of the banknote zeight the full pen and the
birthplace of Naim Frasheri in the small subalbanischen Frasher place as well as a
line of senem poem.

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Faqe e pare: frontseite- Ismail Qemali (1844-1919), the father of the independence
of Albania. born in Vlora on 24 January 1844, led the national movement by Qemali
to Albania. together with Isa Boletini (1864-1916) and Luigj Gurakuqi (1879-1925)
Ismail Qemali hoisted on a balcony in Vlora on 28 November 1912, the red flag with
Skanderbeg double eagle as a symbol of national independence and the Albanians
proclaimed the independence and detachment against the Ottoman rule. Qemali
was chairman of the first Albanian government, which had to struggle with great
difficulties, but had to contend mainly to the recognition of the country. after the
Great made the German Wilhelm zu Wied had appointed princes of Albania, Qemali
came back on 22 January 1914. He left Albania and died five years later in Perugia.
Faqe e dyte: the building in the port city of Vlora, from whose balcony was the
independence proclaimed on 28 November 1912, was the independence turned into
a national museum in 1936 year by King Ahmed Zogu. Today it is a historical,
Archaeological and cultural history museum and an important national symbol for
the country and for all Albanians.