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Prenk, also
prënk, prek is
Albanian language title of the
chieftain of
Catholic Mirdite clan and also a
given name. In the 19th
century it was hereditary...
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Prenk Pervizi (4 May 1897 – 6
September 1977) was an
Albanian military figure,
General of the
Albanian army, who also
served as
Minister of
Defence for...
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Prenk Jakova (Albanian pronunciation: [
ˈpɾɛnk jaˈkɔva]; 27 June 1917 – 19
September 1969) was an
Albanian composer, musician, and
author of
Mrika (1958)...
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Prenk Bib Doda, also
known as
Prênk Pasha (Albanian:
Prenk Bibë Doda; 1860–1919), was an
Albanian member of the
Young Turks,
prince of Mirdita, and politician...
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Catholic volunteers from
northern Albania,
Prince Wied
appointed their leader,
Prênk Bibë Doda,
foreign minister of the Prin****lity of Albania. In May and June...
- Prek Cali (29 July 1872 – 25
March 1945),
Prenk Cali or
Preng Cali, was an
Albanian bajraktar ("standard-bearer") of Vermosh, part of the
Kelmendi tribe...
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Tirana to
overthrow the government, but the
rebels were
defeated by
Captain Prenk Pervizi and
their soldiers who had come to the aid of
Ahmet Zog, who was...
- they were
ruled by
kapedan (captain)
Prenk Llesh who died
fighting the
Ottomans and
succeeded by his son
Prenk Doda
Tusha who
partook in wars on side...
- Zogu
which failed. The
revolt was crushed, 8
March 1922, by the
captain Prenk Pervizi,
owing to the
efforts of the
British amb****ador to Albania, Harry...
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Prenk Jakova Music School (Albanian:
Shkolla e Muzikës "
Prenk Jakova") is a
music school based in Pristina, Kosovo.
Named after famed composer Prenk Jakova...
