The man who knocked the bust of dictator Enver Hoxha: Someone came up with a gun.

28 years from the collapse of dictator Enver Hoxha's bust, Albanians continue to wander amid the need to establish a trusted leadership and then, disappointed, seek his departure.

The dictator's bust starts with hunger strikes undertaken by hundreds of students to remove the university's name.

Astrit Hatelar: “I was to the students three days in a row, I even brought food along with me”

Residents of the capital and thousands who joined Albania's main centres in the student strike had no idea what could really happen.

Astrot Hatelar: We all ran. There was a force exchange with the police and water. We went to Block's prime minister.

Crowd approaching “square Skender Became”, in the direction of still unknown actions, but with the desire and inner dream that the end had come.

Astrot Hatelar: I was on the front line with many others. Tirana companies were all with students. Someone has to pay to win the others.

Fear and uncertainty about life were there, gripping every man who stepped onto the plaza around him, but apparently no one had anything left to lose.

Astrot Hatelar: There's a machine gun in the municipality, there's been another one. There were snipers at the bank. We were not impressed. We didn't see these things for the first time.

The revolution needed no strong men, no leaders, but only civil courage, support, and solidarity - the fight against a oppressive and oppressive power.

Astrot Hatelar: There were more women in the square than men. Many men now pretending to be men have not even been women”.

But how did the support of the blue uniforms affect the psychology of protesters of the day?

Astrot Hatelar: The police were aggressive. Someone came up with a gun to kill. People didn't leave him. I had a chance to be up there.

The bust of the bust marked the fall of the communist system in Albania. As a result, the break from the past and the beginning of a new “ ” for Albania, the one of democracy, where today after 28 years, Albanians continue to want to leave, continue to be betrayed in the trust they give to governments.

Astrot Hatelar: Those in power wanted to kill all the people, but they realized they were going to kill themselves. We got it back. They're destroying this people. No one has ever participated in throwing this moment into the shadow. A chair is being eaten by dragons with each other, and the Iraqi people are coming behind them. /tetapoa