On December 28th, 1976, the National Assembly adopted a new Constitution, which declared the Albanian state as a dictatorship of the proletariat, the social property as the only property, as the basis of socialism and prohibited the private property. This constitution was in force until 1991, when the Parliament approved a package of basic laws, replacing the constitution until November 1998, when it was adopted the Constitution of the Republic of Albania, which is in force till today.
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11 April 1760, the representative of Albania Jakov Suma concluded the diplomatic mission in St. Petersburg
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11 April 1872, was born the poet Asdreni, Aleksandër Stavre Drenova
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11 April 1906, three societies of Albanian immigrants in Bucharest were joined into “Drita” society
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11 April 1914, battle of the Albanian gendarmerie with the Greek forces in the village of Peshtan
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11 April 1919, letter of Lausanne Committee for the Peace Conference in Paris