In an effort to go to the sea and expand his possessions, Gjon Kastrioti, the father of Gjergj Kastrioti Scanderbeg, on November 6, 1417, asked Venice to hand over Shëngjin and Barbullush, aiming advance to the territories of Shkodër.

On November 6, 1823, the Congress of Berat began, an event that marked the beginning of the armed anti-Ottoman uprising in South Albania.

In the city of Korça, on November 6, 1891, Tefik Mborja was born, member of parliament representing Korça in the Albanian parliament in 1928, and diplomatic representative of Albania in Rome.

On November 6, 1918, the singer Rizah Bllaca was born in the village of Bllaca in the Municipality of Suhareka, the artist who cultivated folk songs throughout Kosova and in the Albanian villages in Macedonia.

On November 6, 1927, the patriot Idriz Seferi, one of the main leaders of the Kosova uprising in 1910, a popular strategist in the famous battle of Kaçanik, passed away.

On November 6, 1944 in Shpal, the blood reconciliation assembly was organized, which echoed the historical moment when it took place, because the blood feud began to decrease in the northern area of the country.

On November 6, 1958, Albania acceded to the Convention for the Prohibition of the Sale of Human Beings and the Exploitation of Prostitution.

By decision of the Council of Ministers on November 6, 1963, the Institute of the persons that cannot see and hear was established in Tirana.

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