Albanian refugee king in Egypt

[Egyptian]

1946-1955

The diary of the refugee king Ahmet Muhtar Zogolli (1895-1961), taking the surname Zogu in 1922, was the leader of Albania from 1922 to 1939. He first served as Prime Minister of Albania (1922–1924), then as President (1925–1928), and finally as King (1928–1939).





Life in exile after the communism taking place in albania and the revolution

In 1946, Zog and most of his family left England and went to live in Egypt at the behest of King Farouk; however, Farouk was overthrown in 1952, and the family left for France in 1955. In 1951, Zog bought the Knollwood estate in Muttontown, New York. The sixty-room estate was never occupied and Zog sold the estate in 1955.

in his dairy ( found on goodreads)
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/29217996

Egypt recognized him as a king (even if he was overthrown) and cairo became the center to bring back democratic albania, after egyptian revolution in 1952 against the kurdish-origin king farouk, the albanian refugee king had to leave egypt with his family.

so egypt hosted 2 refugee kings, the albanian one and the shah of iran.

[Egyptian]

It's kinda amazing the Egypt was the protector of democratic Albania, sad we couldn't rescue that balkanian nation from falling into communism.

[Egyptian]

bigger photo of the albanian king with farouk in the mosque, probably listening to Quran

[Trilecce]

King Zog was only king of his livingroom. He never dared to step outside his house. Vast parts of albania were out of his control. He had more then seventy attempts on his life. Albanians have recognized a king or even a sultan for that matter.

[Egyptian]

King Zog was only king of his livingroom. He never dared to step outside his house. Vast parts of albania were out of his control. He had more then seventy attempts on his life. Albanians have recognized a king or even a sultan for that matter.

It was a democratic nation and if he asked us to send troops to bring back his throne we would but he loved albania and didn't want war.. shame on albanians to kick him out to bring communism.

[Trilecce]

It was a democratic nation and if he asked us to send troops to bring back his throne we would but he loved albania and didn't want war.. shame on albanians to kick him out to bring communism.

He was never in power in the first place...

[Herr Abubu]

King Zog was only king of his livingroom. He never dared to step outside his house. Vast parts of albania were out of his control. He had more then seventy attempts on his life. Albanians have recognized a king or even a sultan for that matter.

Delusional like always. Most of Albanian society followed his will. The only exception were, for the most part, certain radicalized segments of society: nationalists and communist-democrats (our supposed democrats like Fan Noli were tools of Zio-Communists). There were an enormous amount of attempts at his life yes, and the fact that he never relented in his work attests to his bravery. It was even noted that he was the only political leader of that time who would shoot back at his assassins.

[Trilecce]

Delusional like always. Most of Albanian society followed his will. The only exception were, for the most part, certain radicalized segments of society: nationalists and communist-democrats (our supposed democrats like Fan Noli were tools of Zio-Communists). There were an enormous amount of attempts at his life yes, and the fact that he never relented in his work attests to his bravery. It was even noted that he was the only political leader of that time who would shoot back at his assassins.

His greatest enemies where the clans in the north who would not pay him tax... your not even albanian dude, reply to me in my language.

[Egyptian]

Albania, italian occupation (since 07.Apr.1939):Arrival of the albanian kings guard at the Piazza del Quirinale in Rome in order to take over the honour guard at the Quirinal palace.

http://www.gettyimages.com/detail/ne...re-id542901233

[Herr Abubu]

His greatest enemies where the clans in the north who would not pay him tax...

Imbecile, the only people who were against the legitimacy of his rule were nationalists (and mostly from Kosovo, too) and the "Democratic forces" who overthrew him in the revolution of 1924 spearheaded by Fan Noli but in fact planned by Zio-Communist Solomon Goldstein (who probably worked for Western Jewish finance like all internationalist Jewish communists did and still do). Northern clans you talk about were a few clans or brotherhoods with a personal feud with Zog's family (and therefore him), it had nothing to do with the legitimacy or illegitimacy of Zog's rule.

your not even albanian dude, reply to me in my language.

M'fal, nuk di me fol magjupisht, o gjaklloq, o sperm magjupi.