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After the reaffirmation of Albania's independence through international acts in 1921, numerous discussions took place regarding the re-establishment of a national bank.

In the village of Malishevë in Gjilan, Abdullah Tahiri was born, a political activist, the first initiator for the organization of the Kosovo Liberation Army in Anamorava, and a martyr.

In Tirana, Aristotel Papa, a lyrical landscape painter of Albanian nature in the second half of the 20th century, passed away.

In Pristina, Ahmet Gashi was born, a national movement activist and educator, geographer, historian, and People's Teacher.

The first issue of the magazine "Kryqi i Kuq Shqiptar" ("Albanian Red Cross") was published (1922–1927), a monthly magazine focused on health, social issues, and culture, serving as the organ of the Albanian Red Cross Center; it was published in both Albanian and French.

World War II began (1939–1945) with the attack of Nazi Germany against Poland.

The "Dibra Assembly" was convened under the presidency of Iliaz Pasha Dibra, in which Abdyl Frashëri also participated as a representative of the Albanian League of Prizren for Toskeri.

The Literary Commission of Shkodër began its work.

The Constitutional Assembly declared Albania a hereditary constitutional monarchy and Ahmet Zogu as the "King of the Albanians."

In Tirana, the first issue of the newspaper "Mësuesi" ("The Teacher") was published, a weekly educational and cultural newspaper, issued by the Ministry of Education and Science of Albania.