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It isn't. It was part of Yugoslavia and was basically a paradise for Albanians from Albania, that is why many of them emerged there. They had all human rights during Yugoslavia. For example, there are Serbian/Montenegrin minority in northern Albania, they never were allowed to even use their own Serbian names in official documents, just a little comparation with rights Albanians in Yugoslavia had.
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Number of hidden Serbs and Montenegrins in Albania today is 30 000 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serbo-...ins_in_Albania
According to Serbo-Montenegrin organisation from Skadar real number of Serbs and Montenegrins in Albania is 100 000.
In the time on regime of Enver Hoxha all minorities in Albania were deleted, they were forced to took Albanian names and surnames.
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Radio Tirana nadawało również do 1989 audycje w języku polskim. Spikerami byli Albańczycy, którzy ukończyli studia filologiczne i byli przygotowywani językowo przez jedną z Polek mieszkających w Tiranie. (zob. Kazimierz Mijal, Komunistyczna Partia Polski (1965–1996).Until 1989 Radio Tirana also broadcasted programs in Polish. The announcers were Albanians who completed philological studies and were linguistically prepared by one of the Polish women living in Tirana. (See Kazimierz Mijal, Communist Party of Poland (1965–1996).
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