- The
Mjeda family (Italian: Miedia), is a
noble Albanian family which pla**** a
prominent role in the
history of
Albania and
Kosovo in the 19th and early...
- Ndre
Mjeda (20
November 1866 – 1
August 1937) was an
Albanian philologist, poet, priest, rilindas,
translator and
writer of the
Albanian Renaissance....
- Rubik. From
April 1923 to
December 1924,
together with Shuk Gurakuqi, Ndre
Mjeda,
Gjergj Fishta and
Anton Harapi, he
edited the
Shkodra w****ly newspaper...
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Mjeda (1869–1935) was an
ethnic Albanian priest and
prelate of the
Catholic Church in Albania, and a
member of the
Mjeda family. Lazër (Llazar)
Mjeda...
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Bashkimi ("unity") club, and
prominent delegates included Gjergj Fishta, Ndre
Mjeda, Mit'hat Frashëri,
Sotir Peçi,
Shahin Kolonja, and
Gjergj D. Qiriazi. There...
- (today's Albania) with the
initiative of
Catholic clerics Lazër
Mjeda and Ndre
Mjeda (brothers).
Other member would be
writers and
publicists Anton Xanoni...
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Catholic clerics who
joined were Jak Serreqi, Lazër
Mjeda, Ndoc Nikaj,
Gjergj Fishta, Ndre
Mjeda,
Pashk Bardhi, Mark Shllaku, Dodë Koleci. The only non-cleric...
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Kazazi Matija Mazarek Matej Krasniqi Gaspër
Krasniqi ****l
Trokshi Lazër
Mjeda Janez Frančišek
Gnidovec Joakim Herbut Marko Sopi Kiro
Stojanov Relations...
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Serbian Orthodox Church.
According to
Catholic Archbishop of Skopje, Lazër
Mjeda who was
taking refuge in
Prizren at the time,
roughly 1,000
people had died...
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Montenegro at the
Treaty of
London of May 1913. In a
report to Rome, Lazër
Mjeda,
Archbishop of Skopje,
estimated that 25,000
Albanians were
killed by Serbian...
