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In the village of Vig in Mirdita, the "War of Vig" took place.

The "August 1949 provocations" were a series of attacks undertaken by Greek military forces against the People's Republic of Albania during the civil war in Greece. The Greeks alleged that Albania was assisting the opposing forces

Memo Nexhip Bejko, an anti-fascist fighter and Hero of the People, was killed on the battlefield while supporting the border post of Vidohova (Korçë).

Feim Ibrahimi, a composer and People's Artist, passed away in Turin, Itali.

The "Ilinden Uprising" broke out as a national liberation movement of the Macedonian population in the districts of Bitola and Thrace against the Ottoman yoke. It was led by the Internal Revolutionary Organization of Macedonia (VMRO), which fought for the formation of an autonomous Macedonia.

The "Agreement of Podgorica" was signed, marking the official accord between Albanians and representatives of the Ottoman government at the end of the Upper Shkodra Highlands uprising in 1911.

Jani Minga was an activist of the Albanian school, of the National Renaissance, the "Democratic Movement" (1920-1924), and a Teacher of the People, was born in Shënpjetër in Fier.

Vangjel Lezho, a journalist, was born in Fier.

In Constanta (Romania), the first issue of the newspaper " Atdheu " (“Homeland”) (1912-1914), a biweekly political, social, cultural, literary, and folklore newspaper, was published.

Sulejman Delvina, prime minister of the government that emerged from the Lushnja Congress (1920) and political activist, died in Vlora.