On March 6, 1844, Zef Serembe, the outstanding poet of Arbëresh literature, was born. His creativity is closely related to the period of the Albanian national movement of 19-th century. It is said that he had a rich creativity, but after returning to Brazil, he lost all his manuscripts with plays, poems, poems and translations. Serembe passed away in Brazil, on February 19, 1901.

On March 6, 1920, the US President Woodrow Wilson finally spoke out against the dismemberment of Albania. His pro-Albanian stance was a challenge to the old European policy of bargaining with the territories of small countries.

On March 5, 1926, the stage and screen actress Violeta Manushi, People’s Artist, was born in Korça. Among 110 roles, of which 97 in the theater and 13 in the cinema, Ollga in “Lady from the City”, Rita in “Pallati 176” /Building 176/, Nica in “The General of the Dead Army” are etched in the viewer’s memory. Violeta Manushi was ranked among the 500 most famous personalities in the world, by the American Institute of Biographies, holding the “20-th Century Achievement Award”. She passed away on July 27, 2007.

On March 6, 2013, the well-known stage and screen actor, Roland Trebicka passed away. He was born in Korça on January 17, 1947. Roland Trebicka’s career as an actor began with the role of Kosta, in the movie “Debatik”, in 1961. From a young age, he worked as an actor in “Soldier’s Estrada”. In 1971, he became part of the National Theatre. He reached the peak of public success with the role of Jovan Bregu in the comedy “Pallati 176” /Building 176/. Among the roles in cinematography, it is worth mentioning Dream for a Chair (Vaska) and Concert in 1936 (Nesti). For art lovers of the stage, the roles in “The Great Magic”, “Don Juan”, “The Inspector” (“The Auditor”), “A man with a rose”, “The King is dying” are also remembered. Trebicka was nominated for the “Best Supporting Actor” Award at the International Experimental Theater Festival in Cairo. He was honored with the title of Merited Artist and Honorary Citizen of Korça. Roland Trebicka passed away in Tirana on March 6, 2013.

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