On July 17, 1914, the “Corfu Protocol” was signed, according to which two of the southern prefectures of Albania would enjoy semi-autonomous administration. They would have the local gendarmerie and the Albanian army had no right to enter the war in the south of the country. In schools, lessons would be given in Greek and the administration would use the Greek language as an official language.
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10 January 1920, is killed the patriot Sali Nivica
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10 January 1931, Hasan Prishtina requires from the League of Nations support for the Albanians in Yugoslavia
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10 January 1932, Albania-Bulgaria agreement on national minorities
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10 January 1933, was born Valentina Objektova (Çollaku)