At the beginning of May 1226, in the monastery of Saint Andrew near Kruja, the center of the Principality of Arbër, Codex number 103 was handwritten, which is preserved in the Central State Archive, an important monument of national culture that proves the autochthony of Albanians in their lands.

On May 12, 1913, the President of the Provisional Government of Vlora, Ismail Qemali, through a telegram, asked the King of Greece to stop further attacks by the Greek army inside Albanian land.

On May 12, 1922, the League of Nations Commission published the Final Information on Albania. It opposed the idea that Albanians, due to religious divisions, are not capable of leading a modern state.

On May 12, 1934, the “Commercial Convention between Albania and the Czechoslovak Republic” entered into force.

On May 12, 1955, Albania acceded to the International Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, approved by the UN General Assembly in December 1948.

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