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Peshkopi (Albanian pronunciation: [pɛʃkɔpi];
Albanian definite form:
Peshkopia, Latin: Penestae) is a town
located in the
mountainous regions of northeastern...
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Paeonia (roughly
where the
Former Yugoslav Republic of
Macedonia is today).
Peshkopia,
Ridvan (2015).
Conditioning Democratization:
Institutional Reforms and...
- (Fakulteti i
Studimeve të
Integruara me Praktikën; FASTIP), The
Branch of
Peshkopia (Filiali i Peshkopisë) [closed in 2014] Dean of the
Faculty of Information...
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total of 60
members and 32 ****ociates. The club
changed its name to
Peshkopia in 1949, as they
competed in the
First Division once again,
where they...
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which opened regular routes in 1935
between Tirana to Shkodër, ****ës,
Peshkopia, Kuçova, Vlorë, and Gjirokastër. In 1938, the
Yugoslav carrier Aeroput...
- 2012.
Retrieved January 6, 2020. Ilirjani, Altin; Elbasani, Arolda;
Peshkopia,
Ridvan (March 1, 2006).
Albanian Journal of Politics: 2005.
Globic Press...
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Albanian church to the
Diocese of
Prizren and
newly created bishoprics of
Peshkopia and Struga. Kisi was
found dead, as a
result of poisoning, in 1958. His...
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Detachment Dajti. With the detachment, he
traveled the area of
Debar and
Peshkopia.
After Italy's
capitulation on
November 8, 1943, he
became the deputy...
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tekkes in Tirana,
Berat and Peqin, but the main
center of the
Kadris is
Peshkopia in
Diber County. In 1945 they were
finally recognized as a
distinct religious...
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joined the
partisan forces and
distinguished himself in the
battles near
Peshkopia. He
managed to
persuade the
people of
Debar to
accept the
Yugoslav National...
