On September 1449, the Albanian-Hungarian alliance was completed, and a year later, Scanderbeg and Janosh Huniadi agreed that their military forces in Slovenia would cooperate to undertake a joint campaign against the Ottoman invaders from there.

Taking advantage of the beginning of the Franco-Turkish war, on September 10, 1798, Ali Pasha Tepelena launched lightning attacks against the French armies. He added Butrinti and Igoumenica to his hands, including these important centers in the composition of his pashalik.

On September 10, 1909, the first issue of the biweekly, social, cultural, literary, economic and political newspaper “Bashkimi i kombit” was published in Bitola, under the direction of Felir Zavalani and then Sali Gjuka. It was one of the most important organs of the Albanian press within the borders of the Ottoman Empire.

On September 10, 1934, the building of the bacteriological laboratory was inaugurated in Tirana. Its creation is actually marked by the year 1924. A year later, the laboratory was transferred to Durrës to return to Tirana in 1928. The first vaccination in it took place on February 17, 1926.

On September 10, 1938, the new customs building of Kakavija was inaugurated.

On September 10, 1946, while Mother Teresa was traveling by train from Calcutta to Darjeeling, feeling the Holy Spirit, she called out “Come be my light”. From this moment, the Albanian missionary Gonxhe Bojaxhi, then Sister Teresa, felt the new inspiration and decided to found a new order which she baptized with the name “Missionaries of Charity”.

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