- The
Dibran Wars (Albanian: Luftërat Dibrane) were a
series of
armed uprisings and
military attacks by
Albanian Dibrans on
Yugoslav and
Serbian forces in...
- August/September 1920
until December 1921, was
organised during a
meeting of the
Dibran leaders in the
village of
Arras near Pëshkopi
under the
guidance of Elez...
-
Rakip (2005).
Dibra dhe dibranët në
faqet e historisë [Dibër and the
Dibrans in the
Pages of History] (in Albanian). Tiranë: KTISTALINA-KH. p. 20. ISBN 99943-625-8-5...
- Istanbul, some of
their number migrated to Albania,
mainly to
Tirana where the
Dibran community formed an
important segment of the
capital city's po****tion from...
- Istanbul, some of
their number migrated to Albania,
mainly to
Tirana where the
Dibran community (people from Dibër County)
formed an
important segment of the...
- the
Soviet Union. On 13
December 1924,
Ahmet Zogu led an army of 1,000
Dibran and
Matjan tribesmen with
White Russian volunteers financed by Belgrade...
- Volunteers:
Malsor Volunteers Gheg
Volunteers Mirdita Tribesmen Mati
Tribesmen Dibran Volunteers Defeat Large areas of
North Albania rise up in revolt, with Shkodër...
- Sesto, also in
Serie C.
Eljon Toçi at WorldFootball.net "Eljon Toci,
djali dibran qe
ngjitet ne
shkallet e
karieres ****bollistike ne
Bolzano te Italise" [Eljon...
-
rebels then
Attack a
Caravan of
retreating Serbian soldiers near Prizren.
Dibran Wars (1912-1921)
Albanian irregulars from Dibër Prin****lity of Albania...
- 61,619 • Muni****lity
density 66/km2 (170/sq mi) Demonym(s) Albanian:
Dibran (m),
Dibrane (f) Time zone UTC+1 (CET) • Summer (DST) UTC+2 (CEST) Postal...
