On May 5th, 1946, a year after the victory over fascism, Winston Churchill delivered a well-known speech at Fulton, USA, with which he practically launched the Cold War, including our country. It officially lasted until 1990, with the overthrow of communism in Eastern Europe.
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8 May, National Day of the Red Cross and the Red Crescent
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8 May 1786, was premiered the “Skanderbeg” tragedy on the stage of the French Theater in Paris
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8 May 1910, took place the battle of Carralaves, between the Albanian insurgents and Ottoman armies
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8 May 1926, was concluded the agreement between the Albanian Government and the Serbian-Albanian Bank
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8 May 1937, King Zog I decreed the Law on Changing the Names of Some Cities, Villages, Wards, Rivers, etc