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In Constanța, Romania, the first issue of the newspaper “Flamuri i Shqipërisë” ("Flag of Albania") (1915–1916) was published. This political and social newspaper served as an organ for the Albanians in Romania; it was published once every ten days in both Albanian and Romanian, with some editorials also appearing in French and English.

Mustafa Matohiti, a participant in the National Liberation Anti-Fascist War and a People's Hero, was born in Lekdush, Tepelena.

The "Battle of Lumë" took place, involving the highlanders of Lumë and its surroundings against the Serbian occupying army, which, following the outbreak of the Balkan War, invaded Albanian territories for their occupation and annexation by Serbia.

Tahir Dizdari, a distinguished philologist and orientalist, was born in Shkodër.

Gavril Dara Junior, an Arbëresh poet and researcher of the Albanian language and Arbëresh traditions, passed away (1826–1889).

Nonda Bulka, a satirical writer and educator, passed away.

The "Battle of Mushqeta" took place, involving fighting against German forces as part of the struggle to liberate Tirana.

In Frascineto, in the region of Cosenza (Calabria), Francesco Solano was born, an Arbëresh linguist and writer.

The "Congress of Manastir" began its sessions, a national congress held in Manastir (now Bitola in North Macedonia).

The first issue of the newspaper "Dashamiri" was published in Trieste, Italy (1907–1908). It was a biweekly publication covering political, social, cultural, economic, and literary topics.