An exhibition titled “Communist Persecution of the Creators of the Albanian Alphabet and Their Families” opened in Prishtina, organized by the Institute for the Studies of Crimes and the Consequences of Communism in Tirana in collaboration with the Albanological Institute of Pristina.

The Acting Director of the Albanological Institute, Naim Berisha, emphasized that the exhibition presents significant parts of Albanian history, as reported by KosovaPress.

The opening ceremony was attended by the Ambassador of Albania to Kosovo, Petrit Malaj, who stated that the exhibition is an effort to ensure the sacrifices of the creators of the Albanian alphabet are not forgotten.

Qelo Hoxha, Director of the Institute for the Studies of Crimes and the Consequences of Communism in Tirana, noted that the exhibition highlights the victims of the communist regime.

The exhibition, which was previously shown in Albania and in Bitola, North Macedonia, on the anniversary of the Congress of Bitola, is now open at the Albanological Institute’s hall. It will also be presented at the Institute of Spiritual and Cultural Heritage of Albanians in Skopje from January 28-30, 2025.

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