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October 19, 1912 – April 22, 1913. The "Battle for Shkodra" took place, where Ottoman and Albanian forces resisted the military actions of Montenegro and Serbia for the occupation of Shkodra.

In Tirana, Mahir Domi, a linguist, professor, academic, and People's Teacher, passed away.

In the village of Priskë, Tirana, the professional artistic group, the Army Wind Orchestra, was formed. By order of the General Staff of the First Corps of the Albanian National Liberation Army, a group of partisan musicians was gathered, and the wind orchestra of this large partisan formation was established.

Margaret Hasluck, a Scottish scholar of Albanian ethnoculture, passed away. She was born in Morayshire, Scotland, in 1885. She completed her studies at the University of Aberdeen (1907) in Classical Studies and later studied Law at Cambridge.

In the village of Kralan, Gjakova, during intense fighting, Ilir Soba, a fighter of the Kosovo Liberation Army and a martyr, was killed.

The Saverian College (College of St. Francis Xavier) was established in Shkodër.

Llukë Karafili was born in Berat, a teacher, researcher, bibliophile, and publicist.

Demetrio Camarda, an Arbëresh linguist and philologist, as well as a cleric, was born in Hora e Arbëreshëve (it. Piana degli Albanesi) in Sicily.

Aleksandër Albani was born in Urbino, Italy, a cardinal and art collector. He is one of the members of the Albani family, which settled in Italy in the 17th century.

Hysni Babameto was born in Gjirokastër, a mathematics teacher and Albanian educator, one of the first pioneers of Albanian education in the 20th century.