On July 28, 1866, Jon Gjika, a sucker of the Albanian princely family, Gjika was appointed prime minister of Romania. He was born in 1816, and twice held the post of prime minister of Romania. Jon, or Albanian, Gjon Gjika, has been a man of broad culture; He was noted as an economist and politician and was one of the most prominent figures of the 19th century, in Romania and beyond. Certainly, such personalities honor the nation they belong to and serve as bridges of friendship with the peoples and countries where they live.
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29 June 1802, in Romania, our emigrants founded the branch of the Patriotic Society “Wisdom”
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29 June 1920, Albanian students in Vienna, with their savings made a dinner in honor of the great Albanian artist Aleksander Moisiu
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29 June 1929, the Statute of the Autocephalous Albanian Church was approved
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29 June 1937, the Italian cinematographic firm “Luce”, screened documentary film “The Castle and Castles of Albania”