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Qemal Stafa

Qemal Stafa

Hero of Albania (1920–1942).

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  1. Vojo Kushi

    Albanian and Yugoslav partisan (1918–1942).

    19%

  2. Vasil Shanto

    Albanian communist politician (1913–1944).

    13%

  3. Party of Labour of Albania

    Ruling party of Albania from 1945 to 1991.

    12%

  4. Zef Mala

    Albanian writer (1915–1979).

    10%

  5. Emin Duraku

    Albanian partisan.

    9.3%

  6. Branko Kadia, Jordan Misja and Perlat Rexhepi

    Albanian partisans killed in 1942.

    6.7%

  7. Tuk Jakova

    Albanian politician (1914–1959).

    5.4%

  8. Ghegs

    Ethnic subgroup of Albanians.

    4.4%

  9. Pjetër Meshkalla High School

    Private secondary school in Shkodra, Albania.

    4.2%

  10. Mirash Ivanaj

    Albanian politician (1891-1953).

    4.2%

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  1. Vasil Shanto

    Albanian communist politician (1913–1944).

    60%

  2. Qemal Stafa Stadium

    Football stadium.

    14%

  3. Vojo Kushi

    Albanian and Yugoslav partisan (1918–1942).

    9.8%

  4. Nako Spiru

    Albanian politician.

    6.9%

  5. National Liberation Movement (Albania)

    Albanian communist resistance organization during World War II.

    4.5%

  6. Miladin Popović

    Yugoslav Partisan.

    3.9%