Behar Shtylla
Behar Shtylla, a prominent figure of the National Liberation War and the Albanian Diplomatic Service, died on December 8th 1994. He went in the Lycée of Korça, where he was distinguished for good results and journalistic and literary creativity. During the National Liberation War, he participated in partisan units and performed important tasks. After the war, he was engaged in diplomacy field, representing the country in many important international events for many years as Minister of Foreign Affairs, he led our diplomatic service.
You may also like
-
9 September 1434, Pope Eugene publicly blames guilty to princes, dukes, and the Albanian population, fighting against the Ottomans
-
9 September 1882, was born Milto Manaqi, founder of the seventh art in the Balkans
-
9 September 1886, was supplemented in Switzerland, the Convention “On the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works” – Albania is a part of this act
-
9 September 1906, action of Çeta Bajo Topulli; Bishop Foti of Korça was killed
-
9 September 1931, was born Nuna Çili, Geologist and Engineer