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The “Albania” Society in Austria
The beginning of studies by a group of Albanian students in Austria in 1917–1918 came about as a result of an agreement made by Lu…
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The beginning of studies by a group of Albanian students in Austria in 1917–1918 came about as a result of an agreement made by Lu…
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The “Lin in Aqua 2” exhibition has just opened in Pogradec, marking the start of the Watercolour Festival. The exhibition will rem…
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The Puppet Theatre is ready for its summer tour. The Director of the National Centre of Culture for Children, Melsi Qirici, today…
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The 16th edition of the Balkan Film and Food Festival comes to Pogradec with days full of film, culture, flavours and inspiring en…
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“Femn’Art” tells the inspiring story of three women artists from Pogradec who, setting out from a small town, went on to become pa…
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In this painting, the renowned artist Anastas Kostandini depicts a winter view of Pogradec, his hometown, where the roofs of the h…
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Shown above is a sketch by the author and poet Lasgush Poradeci, depicting the bell tower of the Church of Shëndëlli in Voskopojë,…
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This Albanian peninsula hides 6th-century Byzantine mosaics covering 158 square metres, kept under a protective covering for nine…
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Following the decision to grant it the status of "Architectural Ensemble", the tourist village of Lin, with its cultural and histo…
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“Lindja e Krishtit” (The Nativity of Christ) is an 18th-century icon painted by Kostandin Shpataraku, which is currently being res…
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In the painting above, the artist Vangjush Mio has depicted the Lake of Pogradec in warm colours and soft light, capturing the tra…
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The Albanian Literary Commission[1] in Shkodra, 1916–1918, is an excellent example of the interweaving of all the relevant fields…
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