As Partisans and ballists ate in the war, Enver preferred whiskey (unprecedented)
(9 years ago)During the years of the dictatorship, the nationalist forces of the National Ball or others have been analyzed as traitors, people living in luxury, eating well, etc. But photographs of British officers made during the war show another reality. Partisan Ceta living with meat on the hell, and Ball's chips that feed on soup. [...]
During the years of the dictatorship, the nationalist forces of the National Ball or others have been analyzed as traitors, people living in luxury, eating well, etc. But photos of British officers made over
War shows another reality. Partisan Cetta living with flesh on the hell, and ball bag that
Eat soup. A familiar photo of Enver Hoxha, sitting with the head of British mission, Billy Mekle, along with Dali Ndeleun and Jelal Staravecka, contains a detail that has not been noticed.
Enver Hoxha has a bottle of whiskey in front of him, a gift from British officers.
Among the aid the British brought to the Albanian war, there were often bottles of good English whiskey, which seems to have been weak. Enver Hoxha was described as a pipe that preferred many sweets. Shortly after the war, he gained a lot of weight and was stricken with diabetes at the age of 40. Among the photos published today in Newsbomb.al, are given interesting details about life in war, when even under difficult conditions, whiskey or roasted meat has not been missed by partisans.
Photo Description
National Ball warriors at lunchtime raising soup during the war in 1943
Partisan checks making lamb dinner in the air
Partisan checks getting ready for lunch, September 1943
Enver Hoxha, Dali mole, Jelal Staravecka and British mission chief Meklein
Koci Xoxe having lunch with a Russian missionary during the war, 1944
British military setting up lunch
