Historical Calendar 14 September
1901 - US President William McKinley dies after being fatally wounded on September 6 by anarchist Leon Czolgosz and succeeded...
Historical Calendar 13 September
1956 - The IBM 305 RAMAC is introduced, the first commercial computer to use disk space. RAMAC stood for the...
Historical Calendar 12 September
1910 - The premiere performance of Symphony no. 8 by Gustav Mahler in Munich with a choir of 852 singers...
“We knew him as a ‘mythist’ with free beliefs, perfect education, broad culture, brilliant intellect, open to anyone, so much so…”/ The unknown story of the Shkodran who suffered for 30 years and died in jail
Memorie.al /The communist regime, sentencing him three times and leaving him in prison for almost 30 years, destroyed the life of...
Historical Calendar 11 September
1922 - The Treaty of Kars is ratified in Yerevan, Armenia. The Kars Treaty was a peace treaty that defined...
“The soldier of the Pursuit Forces, Muhin Hoxha from Remulli i Mati, who took him prisoner, Muharrem Bajraktari, not only did not touch him at all, but gave him the weapon…”/ Unknown history in the researcher’s focus
From Veli Haklaj -The unknown side of the battles and efforts of Muharrem Bajrakatari and his forces, with the departments...
How Lef Nosi’s death sentence was upheld by his nephew, vice president of the Supreme Military Court, who during the War was Enver’s translator, while his mother inherited Lef’s house and property!
By Edmond MALAJ Memorie.al / Lef Nosi were persecuted throughout the first half of 1945, until August 7, 1945, when...
Historical Calendar 10 September
1898 - Empress Elisabeth of Austria is assassinated by Luigi Lucheni. Lucheni, was an Italian terrorist with anarchist convictions. His...
The mystery of the disappearance of the Albanian-American Thoma Sotiri in 1978, former vice-president of “Vatra”, after the arrest by the Security and the denunciation of the two waiters of the Hotel “Dajt”, Kiço and Jani, from Leskovik
By Kastriot Dervishi Memorie.al / He was an American citizen, but of Albanian nationality. He came to Albania for the...
“They are enemies and they are supposedly kept there, because they are learned and knowledgeable, but the knowledge of people like Sejfulla Malëshova, Eqrem Çabej, etc., is of no use to us at the Institute, which…”/ Enver’s words in the Bureau, February 1954
By Dr. Ledia Dushku The third part Memorie.al / The relations of totalitarian regimes with intellectuals have often become the...