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Political Circumstances in Albania from 1920 to 1924

Skender Lutfiu
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Skender Lutfiu: PhD Cand Institute of History, Prishtinë

European Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies Articles, 2017, vol. 3

Abstract: The events that marked the period 1920-1924 are undoubtedly those of an interior character such as the Congress of Lushnja and the Vlora War (1920), the parliamentary elections (1921 and 1923), the June uprising (1924), etc. while the external ones are undisputed the recognition of Albania and its borders at the London Conference (9 December 1921) and its admission to the League of Nations (1921). The democratic system imposed by the Congress of Lushnja, proved to be ineffective. That is, because it didn’t bring political and economic stability in the country, but on the contrary caused instability in large proportions, all because of the coup d’etat and the numerous uprisings that characterized the period 1920-1922. When the armed political struggle in Albania intensified, nationalist and moderate concepts were created in the Albanian politics. During this period, the Albanian political scene was divided into several political views through North-South contradictions, Muslim-Christian, Zogu-Noli, Conservative-Liberal, and so on. This diversity of religious, regional, political and conceptual character led to political rivalry within the Albanian leadership in Albania over the 1920-1924 period, in the name of democratic principles, even with non-democratic means. By thus creating not only a serious political climate, but also an attempt for radical changes in the country's government, such as the June Uprising of 1924.

Keywords: Albania; political circumstances; the Congress of Lushnja; June uprising; political parties; Zogu; Noli etc. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2017
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DOI: 10.26417/ejis.v9i1.p132-141

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