Albania is a country located in Southern Europe. With the capital city of Tirana, Albania has a population of 2,877,808 based on a recent census from COUNTRYAAH. After World War II, Albania developed into a fierce communist and atheist dictatorship, where thousands of “class enemies” were executed in Europe’s most isolated country. Dictator Enver Hoxha died in 1985, and a cautious reform policy led to free elections in 1991. Economic…
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Health care Vaccinations Vaccination needed receipt required Eat Drink malaria no – Typhoid & Polio 2 – cholera no yellow fever 1 Overview The medical care is inadequate and operations should – if at all – only be carried out in an emergency. In view of the poor medical care situation, check-ups (e.g. teeth) should be made before leaving for Albania. Sufficient medication and a well-stocked first-aid kit should be…
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Albania is a new destination in 2017 in the tourist market of Belarus. According to itypejob.com, Tirana is the capital of Albania. A wonderful country for a holiday on the Balkan Peninsula, washed by two seas – the Ionian and the Adriatic. Tired of Montenegro, Bulgaria? Discover new places, beautiful beaches, amazing cuisine, natural beauty. You will be met by the generosity and friendliness of the local population, affordable prices for…
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According to searchforpublicschools, knowledge of Albania has significantly progressed in the last decade, both by virtue of scientific missions (among them some notable geographic-mountaineering missions in the northern Albanian Alps, such as the Italian Floridia-Allegri 1931), and for the organization of services Albanian public authorities (the “Water Service” Shrebime i Ujnavet, established in 1933; the Statistical Office, the Land Registry Service, etc.), operating almost always with the aid of Italian…
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In the two-year period 1955-56, the rapprochement between the USSR and Yugoslavia had re-proposed to the Albania the problems that had led to the break with the neighboring republic in 1948 and, therefore, the search for new international support. The Sino-Soviet controversy in the 1960s provided the way for Albanian leaders to change their country’s international position. During the IV congress of the Party of Labor of Albania (PLA), in…
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