Talk:Ali Këlcyra

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Dalmazzo–Këlcyra agreement in March 1943

Does anyone has any evidence that it really happened??? The first reference to such an agreement (ceasefire between Balli Kombëtar and Italian troops led by Dalmazzo) I found is on page 234 of the historical overview written by Pollo & Puto in 1981, The History of Albania, which was adopting the party line when constructing the history of world war ii, so its reliability is questionable. I also see that Elsie in his Historical Dictionary of Albania took this information over without any criticism of the source. I also see that as of December 1945 the communist newspapers started a campaign claiming that Këlcyra and Merlika-Kruja had been preparing the Italian occupation of Albania, but no mention of a 1943 pact. But other than that I cannot find any trace of this alleged agreement, although I checked through a few monographs on Albanian history: Jacques, Pearson, Vickers, Zavalani haven't mentioned a single word about such pact between Dalmazzo and Këlcyra. Pasztilla (talk) 09:19, 18 April 2017 (UTC)[reply]

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