1990 in Albania
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The following lists events that happened during 1990 in Albania.
Events
- December 9 -student demonstrators of Enver Hoxha University in Tirana march though the streets of the capital demanding an end to dictatorship, following radical reforms elsewhere in Eastern Europe.[1]
- December 11 the number of protesters reach nearly 3,000. The Thirteenth Plenum of the Albanian Party of Labor (APL) Central Committee is announced for February 1991.[1]
- December 12 The first opposition party of Albania, the Albanian Democratic Party (ADP) is formed.[1]
Births
- Albano Çaushaj, football player
- Albi Çeliku,
- Andi Hasa,
- Ansi Nika,
- Ardit Shehaj,
- Arenç Dibra,
- Arsen Sykaj,
- Asion Daja,
- Besart Abdurahimi,
- Bledar Marashi,
- Blerti Hajdari,
- Brunild Pepa,
- Eglajd Dedej,
- Elidon Selaci,
- Erand Rica,
- Erbi Ago,
- Erjon Vuçaj, footballer
- Erlind Burhanaj, footballer
- Flamur Tahiri, Macedonian footballer of ethnic Albanian descent
- Florian Berisha,
- Gers Delia,
- Indrit Hithi,
- Jasmin Rraboshta,
- Kështjella Pepshi,
- Marigona Dragusha,
- Marsel Zhilla,
- Odeon Bërdufi,
- Orhan Mustafi,
- Renaldo Rama,
- Rita Ora,
- Roland Peqini,
- Samet Gjoka,
- Sokol Cikalleshi,
- Stivi Frasheri,
- Sulejman Hoxha, footballer
Deaths
- Rahman Morina, Kosovo police officer and political figure of Albanian descent
See also
References
- 1 2 3 "Armed Conflict Events Data". Onwar.com. Archived from the original on 12 January 2011. Retrieved December 16, 2010.
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