Do you know Erdogan had lived three months in Tetovo

Turkey's current president, Recep Tayip Erdogan, was sentenced decades ago for inciting religious and racial violence and hatred.

A court had ordered his imprisonment for ten months, but Erdogan, then Istanbul's chairman, had served only four months in prison from March 24th to July 27, 1999.

After his release from prison, the former number one of Turkey's largest cities, which later became the country's prime minister, before being elected president, lived three months in a Albanian town.

Erdogan, who today except for the post of president of Turkey, holds the post of Justice and Development Party chairman, has spent a small part of his life in Tetovo.

For Erdogan's living in the Albanian majority city in northern Macedonia has shown on the <x0/Pressing” show on T7 television, the chairman of the Albanian Democratic Party, Menduh Thaci.