Enver Hoxha's personal physician relates what happened the night before the dictator's death

“I never doubted him. I gave a couple examples in the book. Suppose, the night before he died, I believe, is the most critical time, Ramiz Alia had come to him and stayed in the room with him for two hours. This, at a time that we had recommended that he not be taken up with material work. We doctors, as authoritative as we had, but we presented the recommendations that should rest some time. And I waited Ramiz Alia down, at the main door in the living room and I said, “O Ramiz, we sent you a material. Is there any chance that your friend Enver would interrupt contact with office issues?” He said: “We're trying to do, as far as we can because there are certain things, you need to understand, that you should see for yourself and sign the first secretary. And the first secretary is Enver Hoxha, I'm not” That's what he said the day before... Hagi Croy, having mentioned it, wrote on his journals: “Today I sent Comrade Enver the pionium materials, which was to be made on April 10,”, the day he fell into a coma. So the materials would be taken to the office. Why would he have to lead if Enver Hoxha had stopped working? So there are some arguments, despite the severity of his physical condition, which is the truth and the downplay of his involvement, and this may have happened since 1984, after he had a cerebral spasm. It weighed too heavily and created the image of that Enver you've seen.” He said it.