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https://rtsh.al/rti/en/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/tmphmggpf2l.jpg640426On July 24, 1908, Abdul Hamiti II of the Ottoman Empire, put into force the Constitution, announced in Thessaloniki and in Manastir (present day Bitola). Immediately after the recognition of the Constitution by the Sultan, the government of the Young Turks was formed. This event, which was then called Hyrjet (freedom), was welcomed by the […]