78th anniversary of Mustafa Kruja Government formation

In the composition of the cabinet were Yup Kazazi- minister of the Albanian Fascist Party, Hasan Dostti- minister of justice, Shuk Gurakuqi-Major of Finance, Ilyaz Agushi-Major of World Affairs, Dhimiter Berat- minister of People's Culture, Fuat Dibra-vis Minister of National Economy and Dr. Consider the minister-in-chief of the lands freed.

Mustafa Kruja's government, with the assistance provided by Mussolini, tried to give Albanians a more liberal and autonomous response. Thus the previous flag was returned to Albanians, removing it from the wreath of the Savos and the Free Faith; released from prison exile a large number of anti-fascists; was declared amnesty for the cases operating against the Italians, renewed Albanian gendarmerie, linked to some of the leaders of the Cets, many of whom had relations with them since the early years of anti-Sogist activity.

The could lure at least temporarily some of the Sunday leaders, including Muslim Peza, who accepted a full amnesty and the right to move freely. However, Muslim Peza refused to come to Tirana to receive the promised bailout in cash because of her distrust of Italian authorities.

These successes of the Kruja government were temporary, many of his promises remained in the middle of the road, so many anti-fascists who were released from exile in Italy joined resistance groups, took to the mountain, suffered further. But by the end of 1941, however, a truly nationwide movement had not been developed in Albania, and this finally began to develop by efforts by the communist movement close to the movement of national resistance.

In his speech in Pec on June 29, 1942, he describes the spiritual sorrows of those long years and confessions to Kosovars about his political beliefs.

As an Albanian, we would have been flying here since the first day, the immortal hour of the Arbnuer tribe failed to return these beautiful parts from the Great God to what they belong: The Albanian nation. Like Mustafa Kruja, the fuck has done a great deal of work for the land of the great people of this Kosovo, but there's no other way she's got it in her heart with tears of blood for her 30 years shaves her prisoner, torments and bloody salvs of her sons.

Although far away, I have suffered with you deeply, among you. There are Albanian followers, my fellow Sorbopola, the fuck have stuck to me the black seal of treason because I have an eyepthí diftue for Italín, along with Hasan Pristina, Bajram Currin, with Dervis Mitrovica and so many other Kosovars. Yes! I don't deny it. All of my eyes, honest, lie for Italí, lie for Rome as follows the qah and sod. Because there's a sight of what the fuck is going to happen to Kosovo, to be a martyr. I can't and can't afford to be mad, Beligrad, my Kosovo brothers' jewels. Because I'm in, I'm gonna drink it. Italophile, not for personal interest, but for an ideal, italophile without palaces and no kids.

And as far as Kosovo is concerned, it's called the Pristina Prefecture, Prizren's Prefecture, Albanian King's Prefecture, especially the union of state with its Italian fascist, sod I'm proud of its own italoín, even if they don't have any reds on it. For a man who doesn't have another ambition to realize an ideal, he's more fun than to get this idea to be true.

It is, perhaps, the most beautiful part of the speeches Kruja delivered as Albania's prime minister during his visit to Kosovo.