Tirana Beauty Ganimetija, fatal female who took men and hung by rope

Who was born in the '50s, '60s, has obviously been familiar with the sad story of Cook Ganimes. Many of them, even recognized, or had the fate of associating with one of Tirana's most beautiful women, who left a mark through her charm and stubbornness against the diplomatic system, writes the schoolnews.

She was a girl from Tirana and one of the most coveted women of the day. Not anyone could come near him. There was a rumor that she had a lot of boyfriends and that she took money from them.

Her life caused a stir from the walks on Boulevard, the men's attention to her suicide in the pigs' stables in the Gabian of Lushnje where she ended her life with her mother.

She's known as a fornicator who took money from her boyfriend, but that was denied by them.

In fact, Puka Ganime liked handsome boys, who enjoyed their company, all claim it, whether Ahmet Golemi, her former boyfriend who said that in a premonition to Panorama some time ago. But he has refused to admit that Ganimet received money for this.

Men persecuted him, followed the smell he left behind in the mall. The Tirana boys were mad at her. Others from all four corners of the capital made up some business to see. The views were not fought because Ganimet rarely looked at.

Ahmet Golemi, a boxing champion at the time, met all conditions for approaching. He broke the ice so he could taste the dream for three years until he was stopped. Falling into state security, their story was stumbled. During their history, everyone coveted her, as young as she was, had received silent signals that she was not a woman to her. This, not only because she was nearly five years older than he was. An old noise in Tirana, of what they still enjoy today, nearly 50 years after its death, rendered it unworthy to establish a family relationship.

She came from a wealthy family, with Tirana's old trade father. The voices say that they had never seen men enter her house without account, as spoken in the novel “facing a woman's mirror” by writer Ismail Kadare. All records in Kadare's novel lead to the villa of Ganimeti, which he called Margarie.

Ganimes Cuka was one of Tirana's most beautiful women in the past century BAR40s. She had finished the “Nanna Queen” Institute of Tirana and possessed several foreign languages. In 1945 an officer of the English mission fell madly in love with her, but he was forced to leave within 24 hours at the request of the Albanian government as Ganimet was handcuffed and placed in a prison cell in Tirana. In prison he was brutally tortured, while some senior State Security officials tried to rape him. They kept him in the investigator for several months, but they could not make him admit to being an agent of foreign discoveries, so they were forced to release him. When he was released from prison, he was left without a job to starve to death. To survive, it dealt with the decoration of Tirana girls on their wedding day. She was very proud and challenged the regime, taking her evening walk on the “boulevard Bird I”

He never bent on seeking mercy. He was deported with his mother on a rainy day in 1967. For the first time in her life, Ganimet was conquered by extreme despair. No ray of hope looked on the horizon. He squeezed his body for a few days, sleepless nights, to find his way to salvation, but to no avail. Finally, she concluded that death was a salvation for them, while their suicide would be a challenge and a charge of Enver Hoxha's dictatorship. She also showed her old mother her decision and, as she embraced her, told her to die together. The next day, she bought 10 meters of rope and divided it into two equal parts. He sat by the table and wrote a letter. To whom he addressed and what was written in it, no one knew, except for the state security operative.

And when he had finished the letter, he sat in a chair, and hanged upon a beam two straight cords. After drinking the morning coffee, he rode his mother on the chair, threw the rope around his neck, and kicked his chair in the kick. Mother remained addicted. He took the chair three feet [1 m] away, boarded it, and placed the snare in its throat. Grind her teeth so that she would remain beautiful when she died. She knocked the chair down on her feet and was hanged like her mother.

Late in the evening, the bodies of the victims were thrown into a pit by the canal, which passed by the pigs ' barn, without a trace being placed on the mound of earth that covered them.