On January 11, 1879, the Assembly of Preveza was opened with the participation of about 400 delegates. After announcing themselves as the head of all Albania, they took a series of political and military decisions.

On January 11, 1912, Hasan Prishtina, the deputy of Kosovo in the Ottoman parliament, made a powerful discussion in favor of the Albanian national issue. From this discussion, an agreement set forth ” there is no other way for Albania, but for winning a general uprising”.

On January 11, 1946, the Cham Anti-Fascist Committee sent a memorandum to the United Nations Assembly in London reassessing the massacres and demanding rights.

On January 11, 1946, the Constitutional Assembly declared Albania a People’s Republic, as one of the forms of the dictatorship of the proletariat. This situation lasted almost half a century until April 29, 1991, when the first pluralist Parliament declared the Parliamentary Republic of Albania.

On January 11, 1953, the foundations of the theater “Aleksandër Moisiu” were laid in Durrës. The first comedy “Girl from the village”, by the writer Fatmir Gjata, was staged under the direction of the well-known director Pandi Stillu. The old hall and former cinema “14th November” turned in a short time into a favorite center for art lovers from Durrës.

On January 11, 1998, the Council of Ministers of Italy approved the agreement on military cooperation with Albania.  

/k.s/