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The following is a list of open tasks, relative to WikiProject Albania.
Geography[edit]
Environment of Albania[edit]
Mountains[edit]
- Kepi i Bardhë, 2,595 metres (8,514 ft) peak in Korab mount
National Parks[edit]
Natural geographic features of Albania[edit]
- Landforms of Albania
- Fjords of Albania
- Volcanoes in Albania
- Waterfalls of Albania
- Valleys of Albania
- Melesin mountain
Rivers, Lakes and Lagoons[edit]
- Bushtrica, river in Albania and right tributary to the White Drin.
- Fan
- Gjadër, river in Gjadër
- Mërtur, river in Nikaj-Mërtur region
- Nikaj, river in Nikaj-Mërtur region
People[edit]
The following list of people are listed by field of activity and in alphabetical order:
Culture and arts[edit]
Actors[edit]
- Anisa Markarian
- Arben Shaka
- Dhimitër Pecani
- Edi Luarasi
- Enver Dauti
- Fatmir Haxhiraj
- Gulielm Radoja
- Ilia Shyti
- Jani Riza
- Lazër Filipi
- Lec Bushati
- Liza Laska
- Luftar Paja
- Marta Burda
- Met Bega
- Mihal Stefa
- Pandi Stillu
- Pavlina Mani
- Prokop Mima
- Ramazan Njala
- Rikard Ljarja
- Serafin Fanku
- Stavri Shkurti
- Thimi Filipi
- Timo Flloko
- Vangjel Heba
- Vangjush Furxhi
- Viktor Zhusti
- Zhani Ziçishti
- Zyliha Miloti
Cinematographers[edit]
Composers and Music Directors[edit]
Painters[edit]
- Gjergj Panariti, 19th century painter, from Panarit, Korce
- Kenan Messare, Greek-Albanian painter
Scholars[edit]
- Bedri Dedja
- Dhaskal Todri a.k.a Theodhor Haxhifilipi, Albanian scholar of 18th and 19th century
- Dhimitri Pilika
- Kristo Vodica, teacher of the first Albanian school for boys in Korce
- Polikseni Luarasi, teacher of the first Albanian school for girls in Korce
- Thanas Kantili, founder of the Diturija Albanian society in Bucharest
- Thanas Nona, teacher of the first Albanian school for boys in Korce
Singers[edit]
Writers, publicists and translators[edit]
- Abdullah Konushevci [1]
- Agim Isaku
- Dhimitraq Papando
- Hafiz Ali Korça
- Hysen Kobellari, Albanian publicist and translator
- Kiço Blushi
- Nasi Lera
- Petraq Qafëzezi
- Zhuliana Jorganxhi
Military and Patriots[edit]
- Angjelin Suma, member of Anti-Zogist diaspora, one of organizers of failed attempt of assassination on Ahmet Zogu
- Elia Tromara, VATRA activist
- Islam Pronja, clan leader from Paramithia, co-fighter of Zylyftar Poda
- Izet Zavalani, participant in the Congress of Monastir
- Josif Pani, patriot from Dardhe, VATRA activist
- Komandant Teli, UCK leader during 2001 conflict in FYROM
- Maliq Pashë Libohova, Ottoman military figure
- Marije Shllaku, nationalist fighter during WWII, executed by Yugoslav communists in 1945[2]
- Mihal Duri, partisan fighter and People's Hero of Albania
- Mihal Xoxe
- Mustafa Qulli also known as Muço Qulli (Leskoviku)
- Persefoni Kokëdhima, partisan fighter and People's Hero of Albania
- Skerdilajd Llagami, Albanian commando, UCK leader during 2001 conflict in FYROM
- Stavro Vinjau, Democratic Opposition member, lived in exile after June Revolution
- Themo Vasi, partisan fighter and People's Hero of Albania[3]
- Vasil Pani , patriot from Dardhe, VATRA activist
- Vasil Tromara, patriot from Qyteze, brother of Kol Tromara
- Zoja Çurri, partisan fighter and People's Hero of Albania
Politicians and Jurists[edit]
- Sulejman Bushati Ottoman ruler from Bushatlliu family
- Qemal Mesarea, Albanian ambassador to Greece
Communists era[edit]
- Taho Sejko military commander during WWII, ex-editor-in-chief of Zëri i Popullit
- Shefqet Peçi, communist leader, politician
- Manol Konomi, Minister of Justice 1944-1951
- Kristo Themelko
- Kiço Greço
- Pandi Kristo
- Niko Xoxi
- Aristidh Qendro
Actual Politicians[edit]
- Luiza Xhuvani, actress and politician, actually #redirect to Socialist Party of Albania
- Spartak Ngjela, politician, former Minister of Justice
- Afrim Hoti, politician, brother of Ukshin Hoti
- Alma Lama, politician and journalist, member of Assembly of Kosovo
- Ilir Deda, Kosovo politician and civil activist
Government of Albania[edit]
Law and order in Albania[edit]
Judicial branch of the government of Albania[edit]
Local government in Albania[edit]
Other governmental instances[edit]
Military and Police[edit]
Military of Albania[edit]
- Area Support Brigade
- People's Protection Brigade (Albania), partisan's brigades renamed after WWII (1944)
Police of Albania[edit]
History[edit]
History of Albania[edit]
Events[edit]
- Albanian uprising of 1481
- Assembly of Berat, in December 1828
- Proclamation of Albanian Independence of 1911, see Preng Bib Doda, Terenzio Tocci.
- Massacre of Hormovo, 1914
- Massacre of Panarit, 1914
- Dukagjin Uprising, 1926
- Fier Revolt, 1935, revolt against King Zog
- 1990 students protest in Tirana
- 1991 protests in Shkodër
Organizations/Societies[edit]
- Committee of the Mountains, anti-communist resistance guerrilla in Mirdita region after WWII
- Albanian Nationalist Party, short-lived party of 1914
- Union of Enver's Volunteers (Albanian: "Bashkimi i Vullnetarëve të Enverit"), 12 Feb 1991, Berat.
- Secret Association of the Albanians of Manastir, 1896
Publications[edit]
Economy[edit]
Economy of Albania[edit]
Regions & Infrastructure[edit]
Infrastructure of Albania[edit]
Other[edit]
- Albania Fantastica, significant importance painting of Ibrahim Kodra
- Rrok Kodheli, father of Mati and Kel Marubi, assistant of Pjeter Marubi
- Jordan Misja Lyceum, Lyceum of Arts in Tirana, from 1946
- Mezuraj Museum in Tirana
- Kristaq Sotiri, photographer
- Vasil Gërmenji, diplomat, journalist, Balli Kombetar activist