On June 30, 1912, 4,000 Ottoman soldiers surrounded are of Boletin with 1,500 insurgents, who were under his the command of Isa Boletini. After two weeks of fighting, the insurgents were forced to retreat from Boletini in the direction of Pazar i Ri.

On June 30, 1913, the English scholar Edith Durham published the book “Twenty Years of Balkan Tangle “, the living testimony of Greek cruelty in South Albania. During the trip to Korça, Durham clearly saw the “silent terror” in which the city lived as a result of the occupation by the troops of Colonel Kondulis.

The history of Albanian martyrs has recorded in 1915 Hoxhë Muglica, killed by Serbian soldiers. Hoxhë Muglica was an outstanding propagandist of national education. He participated in the Albanian Language Congress of Dibra in (1909) and in the second Albanian Letters Congress of Manastir in 1910.

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