Shkodra
Italian army, driven by the Antanta allies, launched the attack against the Austro-Hungarian forces that had occupied Albanian lands, and after the occupation of Tirana they marched towards the north and on October 31st, 1918 entered in Shkodra. Some years later Austro-Hungary capitulated and disintegrated as Emperor.
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10 April 1554, the inscription of Onufri in the church of Shpat, “when you get up your hands at God, also mention me, sinful Onufri”
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10 April 1711, was opened the department of the Albanian language in the college of San Piero Montorios in Italy
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10 April 1833, broke out in the bazaar of Shkodra an armed revolt against the Ottoman invaders
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10 April 1914, was approved in Vlora, the Albanian Organic Statute
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10 April 1914, the premiere of the documentary film “Durrësi kryeqendra e re e Shqipërisë”