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  • Sejfi Vllamasi (1883-1975), from Novosela near Kolonja, was a political and nationalist figure of the independence and Zogist periods.
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    The Albanian Orthodox Church: A Political History, 1878-1945 1138354724, 9781138354722

    Table of contents :
    Cover
    Half Title
    Series Page
    Title Page
    Copyright Page
    Table of Contents
    List of Figures
    Acknowledgements
    List of Abbreviations
    Introduction
    1 Origin of the Albanian Ecclesiastical Issue, 1878–1918
    2 Preparations for the Establishment of the Albanian Church, 1918–1921
    3 Declaration of Autocephaly and its Consequences, 1921–1924
    4 Efforts Towards the Recognition of Autocephaly, 1924–1928
    5 Establishment of the Holy Synod and the Congress of Korça, 1928–1929
    6 Consolidation, Recognition, and Expansion to Kosovo, 1929–1945
    Bibliography
    Index

    Citation preview

    Drawing on a wide range of unpublished sources from archives in Albania and Greece, Ardit Bido’s book provides a fascinating journey into the interplay between Orthodox Christianity, nationalism and political power in Albania. His meticulous and thought-provoking study focuses on key events and religious and political figures in the making of an independent Albanian Orthodox Church. The book is summarised in a key sentence, as Bido has eloquently argued: ‘the newly established Albanian nation desired to create its own symphony between Church and state in the hope of consolidating the nation-state’. This is the

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    Texts and Documents of Albanian History

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    Sejfi Vllamasi:
    Political Confrontation in Albania



    Sejfi Vllamasi (1883-1975). Photo ca. 1923.

    Sejfi Vllamasi (1883-1975), from Novosela near Kolonja, was a political and nationalist figure of the independence and Zogist periods. He was a founding member of the Committee for the National Defence of Kosovo (Kosovo Committee) in 1918. In March-April 1919, he was part of an observer mission sent to the Paris Peace Conference, and was made a senator after the Congress of Lushnja in January 1920. In 1921-1923, Vllamasi was a member of parliament for Kolonja and nominally headed the People’s Party, known as the Clique. In May 1923, he was minister of public works and soon thereafter minister of the interior for a short time under Ahmet Zogu. Vllamasi subsequently became an opponent of Zogu and went into exile in 1924. He returned to Albania in 1939 and joined the ‘Balli Kombëtar’ resistance organization in 1943. After the communist takeover in November 1944, he was sentenced to ten years in prison, of which he served nine. He was thereafter sent into internment, and worked as a lowly herdsman and, later, as a veterinary at a slaughterhouse in Fier. His political memoirs, from which the following excerpts cove

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