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History still awaits major agreements between the parliaments of these two Albanian states.
The history of Albania is a story of many surprises. From 1912 until World War II, Albania was deeply affected by the loss of Albanian territories of the new Albanian state, which were taken by its neighbors: Greece and Yugoslavia. However, it was not a time without danger for these neighbors, because the independence of Albania worried the border states, which still held Albanian territories and populations under occupation. With the independence of Albania, the Albanians received only a third of their territories. This has been the fiercest conflict of the Albanians throughout their difficult history, because the great powers, with the exception of Austria and Germany, have aimed to eliminate the Albanians as a people.
However, the Albanians were able to resist under the leadership of their leaders. The first to be mentioned is Ismail Qemali, followed by all those who continued to defend Albanianism. All the great national figures came to Albania. The climax of this story after World War I was reached with the revolt of 1924, which brought to power the most learned Albanian of all time, Fan Stilian Noli. But his government was quickly overthrown, because Fan Noli's mental power frightened Yugoslavia, Greece and France. Frightened by the rising Albanianism, they overthrew Fan Noli's government.
After him, Albania never had a clear development scheme. Ahmet Zogu, who came to power after Fan Noli, did not have the ability to understand the history of Europe. His reign failed to give an impulse to development: Albania was left without paved roads and without industrial production, because no large investments were made to build modern industrial and agricultural capacities, neither in industry nor in agriculture.
In 1939, Ahmet Zog was dethroned due to the invasion of Albania by fascist Italy. Ahmet Zog's government did not organize any defense system against the Italian invasion. This has remained a historical stain of shame for Ahmet Zog's Albanian kingdom. The invasion of Albania by fascist Italy caused armed revolts, which did not yield significant results until the Communist Party of Albania seized the opportunity and launched the People's War for the liberation of Albania from Italian occupation.
Here begins the long 40-year history of communism in Albania, which lasted from 1939 to 1944. In 1945, a communist state was actually established in Albania, and the history of Albania entered a communist dictatorship. However, to this day, Albania has not yet fully written this history, and for this reason, its history has remained frozen and outside the scope of a study with a European character. Albanians are waiting for such a history, at a time when today in the Illyrian Peninsula there are two independent Albanian states: Albania and Kosovo. This is a great historical success for all Albanians, but history still awaits major agreements between the parliaments of these two Albanian states. This is a great demand of the coming history and a national and historical moral obligation.
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