On October 6, 1926, a law was decreed in Albania on the creation of 40 honorary consulates in the service of Albania, in Italy, France, Germany, Belgium, Norway, Switzerland, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Turkey and even in the principality of Monaco.

On October 6, 1937, the company ” Borova Brothers” began the production of semi-artisanal products mainly military shoes. The press of the time assessed it as the beginning of the shoe industry.

On October 6, 2002, at the age of 69, the painter Ismail Lulani passed away. He was born in 1933 in Tuz, Montenegro. A graduate of monumental painting, he worked as a professor at the Academy of Arts in Tirana and then at the Artistic Lyceum in the city of Shkodra. Many of his paintings are the property of different collectors in France, Austria, Italy, USA, Germany.

On October 6, 1968, , the first demonstration was held in Prizren, to continue then, in the months of November and December, in Prishtina and in many cities of Kosovo, even in Ulcinj, Presevo and Tetovo. The slogans and demands that appeared in these demonstrations were: “Long live the red and black flag!”, “Long live the Albanian people!”, “We want the University!”, “We want equality!”, “We want self-determination”, “No one should play with our fate”, “Down with the colonialist policy towards Kosovo”etc.

On October 6, 1883, Arbër philologist Nilo Borgia entered the Grottaferrata monastery.He made a great contribution to the Albanian language, reviving the ancient Albanian words that were evidenced in Arbëresh dialects.

The manuscript of the first Grammar of Albanian, which belongs to the year 1710 is preserved in the Library of the Monastery of Grotaferrata, near Rome. The first information about this grammar was provided by the researcher from Arbëria, Nilo Borgia, published in the magazine “Diturija” by Lumo Skëndo. The article was entitled “A small grammar of the Albanian language, in 1710″.The author announces that the manuscript entered this library in 1923.

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