Secret Documents: Albania called “age” Mother Teresa

Although she was known worldwide as Calcutta's Mother, although she was the winner of several international awards, including the Nobel Peace Prize, in 1979, never concealed Albanian origin. In 1969 she even sought to visit her mother and sister living in Tirana through French, Italian, diplomatic channels. Regarding the request to visit the homeland, some of the top diplomats of these two Western states, with which official Tirana had diplomatic relations. But Enver Hoxha's communist regime never allowed him to come. And Mother Age Bojaxhiu was separated from her life with the big hostage she couldn't see once again her daughter, Gongen, whom she had seen since she was a child, when she had left home to become a nun.

Its demands for two decades (from 1969 to 1989,) were rejected by the most absurd of Enver Hoxha's communist regime and later, his followers Ramiz Alia and Nexmije Hodza, who looked after her and the people who accompanied a <x0-dogent Vatican” and so on.

In this regard, and all the Kalvar for more than two decades to come to Albania, as well as the real reason why Ramiz Alia and Nexmije Hoxha decided to accept it in 1989 is in many archive documents, where there is a correspondence between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Tirana with the PPSI Central Committee and some of the Albanian diplomatic representations accredited in the West, such as Rome, Paris, Paris, etc., etc., and telegrams, reports, information, order, diplomatic warrants, press releases, world press papers, newspapers, newspapers, and others.

Albanian Embassy Letter to Paris for Foreign Affairs Ministry in Tirana on August 29, 1969

MINISTRISE TO PUNEVE T E JATME

Tirana

We're sending to you Aide Memoire, August 29, 1969, the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs handed over to those in charge of the embassy whose contents we've previously communicated to you.

I BYRECHED WITH PUN

Nos Qosja

ANNEGE

Rosa BOJIU Née á PRIZEN let 18.4,1883

Agatha BOJIU Née SCHOUS 6,3,1905

Adress: Ruga R. The ND Five Pearls. 4 T IRANA / Albanian

Nationalite: Albanais

Make et sour de:

Mother Teresa, 54 A Lower Circle RD.

Calcutta 16 India

Day information date 4,10,1969

Over Rose and Agatha Bojaxhiu, who is interested in the French Foreign Ministry and Minister Morris Schuman himself:

The upper ones have Albanian citizenship and reside on the “Perlat Rexhepi” street in Tirana, in a two-room kitchen apartment. Rose is over 85 years old. Recently, he has become paralyzed and has no movement. And her daughter Agatha is 54 years old, unmarried, and works private tailors at home.

They have come to our country from Skopje in 1930 and since then settled in Tirana. Rose's son, who used to be Bird's former officer, came along. This one went to Italy in 1940 and did not return to Albania. Currently, a pharmacist works in an Italian city.

Both during the war and now, both have taken an indifferent stand and are not involved in politics. Agatha, in some way engages in neighborhood problems.

In Albania, they do not have any other family members or relatives. The neighborhood stays well and maintains correct behavior. They live with the money Agatha extracts from her work as a tailor at home and with any small help from her brother from Italy, either in his name or in the name of their other sister, who is a nun in India.

Shit.

French Ministry of Foreign Affairs letter sent to the Albanian Embassy in Paris for Rose and Agatha Bojaxhiu

Tirana at 16,4,1970

DIRETH OF IV

LATHER: On France's MPJ request regarding Rose and Agatha Bojaxhiu

PARIS

France's MPJ, about Rosa and Agatha Bojaxhiu's request to come first as a visitor and then be charged by the organisation “Carias International” and establish permanent residence at the Vatican, cannot be taken into account. For this, Comrade Nos Qosja has received a meeting at the ministry, with the director of political affairs, which has addressed this problem, and literally with the proper correctness, and toė says that the Albanian competent authorities, reviewed their request and turns out they have not received any requests, from the above to leave Albania.

And they don't even think about going near their daughter in India. Buddy Nos, you also say Rose is 86 and she can't move out of bed. At the end of this story, he says in the right tact, that all necessary measures have been taken on our part, as for all citizens of the Albanian People's Republic, so that they will lack nothing.

After you make your appointment, let us know about their reaction to the matter.

MINISTRIA

(Nasti Nase)

Shit.

The Albanian Embassy's secret telegram in Paris for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Tirana, in terms of French state interest in Gonge Bojaxhi's mother and sister living in Tirana

DE SHIFRIM

From: Paris

No. Thirty-eight. Date: 7.3,1970

MINISTRY SE JATME

At a meeting that Nosi had, in France's MPJ with Deputy Director for Political Affairs Jurgenser, communicated our response to the Bojaxhiu sisters' case. He said he'd announce it, Maurice Schumen. And he believes the minister will be pleased with the answer. Then Jurgenser asked Nosi about our relations with Yugoslavia, as well as our stance regarding the European Security Conference.

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DE SHIFRIM

From: Paris

No. 349. Date: second

Passy Nosi, explained our position, Jurgensen told him that the official French position, was highlighted with that of the Albanian government. France opposes the American and Soviet armies' stance in different countries of Europe and their fleets in the Mediterranean. France also feels that this conference will bring nothing of importance.

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DE SHIFRIM

From: Paris

No. 350. Date: third

But given the fact that many European countries love this conference, it may not contradict holding it. Once again, Jurgensen stressed: The decisions that conferences will take will free the states of the Warsaw Pact and Yugoslavia, in case of aggression (such as the one in Czechoslovakia) to seek the help of other European states for self-defence.

Albania's Ambassador to Rome Dasnor Dervishi's recommendation to Foreign Affairs Minister in Tirana Reiz Malile, in terms of prof interest. Arbere, Giuseppe Del Gaudio, who wanted to be allowed Mother Teresa to come to Albania, also giving her background.

Shit.

EMBASCIA

00199 Roma 1.6,1989

D E D” A LBANIA

VIA. ASMARA, 9 IN ITALY

TEL,83,80,725

PUNEVE MINISTRIA JOYAH

(friend Reis Malile)

I'm going to give you a letter pointing to me. Giusppe Del Gaudio, you're a man from Catanzaro, friend of our country, who makes two demands:

At the invitation of the League of Writers and Artists of Albania to come to our country for a friendly visit, during August, 20 people attending the Board of the Bear Writers League in their car.

Madre Teresa's wish is expressed to pay a private visit to Albania, “to kiss Albanian land before she dies...”, accompanied by Giuse herself Del Gaudio and her friend and companion George Gashi.

Madre Teresa's desire to pay this visit to Albania has been further realized through our acquaintance in the Arab circles. As after them: Madre Teresa, during her entire activity, has never expressed itself against politics and our system in power, on the contrary, repeatedly mentions with boasting, the fact that she is from Albania; has actively, morally and materially, contributed to the support of the Kosovo issue; the institution which runs and itself owns large financial amounts, which she provides in the service of health centres for children and elders, worldwide, would serve as a barrier to any possible propaganda campaign, against human rights in Albania, that could be exploited at the expense of our country, especially after its death, to its failure to meet that.

Ambassador

(Dasnor Dervisi)

Shit.

THREE DIRETE

1989

INFORMATION

File 1204

Prof. Giusepe Del Gaudio, an artist from Catanzano, a friend of our country and head of the Arberesh Writer and Artists League, in a letter sending our ambassador to Rome, issues two requests:

During August, 20 people from the Board of Directors of the Arberese Writers come to our country for a friendly visit at the invitation of our League of Writers and Artists. They're trying to get in their car.

Mother Teresa's wish is expressed to pay a private visit to Albania, “to kiss our Albanian land before she dies...”, accompanied by Giusepe Del Gaudio and her companion George Gashi.

Our embassy in Rome explains that G. Bojaxhiu to pay this visit to Albania has also emerged through recognitions in the Arab circles. According to them, she has never expressed herself against politics and our system in power in all of its activities, rather, repeatedly mentions the fact that she is from Albania, has actively, morally and materially contributed to the support of the Kosovo issue, the institution she runs, has huge financial amounts, which she gives in the service of health centres, for children and elders, throughout the world, her visit to Albania would serve as a barrier to any possible propaganda field against human rights in Albania, which could be exploited at the expense of our country, especially after her death for the fulfillment of that wish.

With regard to the visit of the group of Arbean writers as guests of the Writers League, we think of the League to consult and the chairman of the prof cooling off. Del Gaudio, with 2-3 close associates, not 20 people. Or come as a tour group.

As for Mother Teresa's request, for private visit to Albania, even from the embassy's opinion, we think it will look positive.

Shit.

BIO THE THREEAT GRAFY

1989

(Annese Gonge Bojaxhi)

File 1204

Mother Teresa was born on August 27, 1910, Skopje's Macedonian city, which was then under the rule of the Ottoman Empire. She was the daughter of an Albanian villager, and the maiden name was Anjeze Gonge Bojaxhiu. Moved by the missionary visit that a Catholic priest of Calcutta's missionary center attended the Skopje elementary school in 1922, she decided to devote herself to helping the poor. She chose India, as a field of her work, and through language instruction, prepared for her future activity.

In 1928 she entered the monastery “The Sisters of Loretos” in Rathfarnham, near Dublin. After a few months, she was sent to Darilin to conduct her education as a nun. There she also received her education as a teacher of geography. In that same year, she took a religious oath. In 1929, he was sent to high school “Saint Maria” in Calcutta, where he first worked as a geography teacher and later as director. After the division of sub - Indian continent into two countries, India and Pakistan, refugee columns in East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) flooded Calcutta. It was then, on a train trip to Darjelling, she experienced what she herself named her “Damascus experience”.

Seeing the suffering, first of all, of her children, she sent a prayer to the Vatican, asking that instead of teaching adult girls, she could work in the slums of Calcutta. The approval was received in 1948 and Mother Teresa is placed in the poor district of Tiljala, with a family of 7 members. Her busy stay in this neighborhood moved its inhabitants to deliver their children for care under Theresa a few days later. On March 19, 1949, the first Bengali girl appeared there and asked to be accepted as a volunteer assistant.

On October 7, 1950, with Vatican approval, it founded the Order of “Mysteries of love for the other”, which today numbers nearly 1600 sisters and more than 300 brothers (the second ones belong to the branch “Love Ministers for the other”, created in 1963), and more than 120 000 volunteers serving with healing diseases and death. In addition, this order has created 158 centers in nearly 15 countries: the centre among those suffering from incurable diseases, hospitals against leprosy, hospitals, children's nests, schools outside India, in order, these centers were established: in 1965 in Caracas, in Tanzania, and Rome, in 1969, in Australia, with 1970 in Jordan and London, in black neighborhoods, in New York, in a neighborhood affected by civil war, and in Bangladesh, a vat for acts of violence, with a few soldiers in the country, in 1973, in Jordan and London, in the country of Gazpin, in New York, in the town of Vietnam, in the town of Vietnam, in the town of Vietnam, in the town of Vietnam with the most ill-fathocé, the town in the town in Vietnam, the town in Vietnam, the town of Vietnam, the town of Errárirey, Erman, the town in the town of Vietnam, the town in the city of Vietnam, the city of Vietnam, the town of the town of Vietnam, there, the town of Vietnam, there was a disease for the next year. Brenfa India, under the direct direction of Mother Teresa, is 65 centers in 25 cities.

The members of this order in India wear clothes similar to those worn by Mother Teresa when she first settled in Tiljala - white sari, like those commonly worn by villagers, with blue boards, and a cross on her shoulder. The first public assessment was made in 1971, when Pope Paul gave the 6th Peace Prize (15 million lire) in 1972. India awarded it the Award, Nehru, in 1973, the Templeton Institution Award (34 thousand pounds), in 1976, it was awarded the whitul of New Delhi University Honoral Doctor and in March 1979, it was awarded the Balzan Institution to promote peace and brotherhood among nations (500 thousand Swiss francs).

All these awards were motivated “due to its self - sacrificing activity and full of sacrifices in behalf of the hungry, the common sick, and those without hope”.

Among the Order's tasks is one that never works for money and wealth; the service scheme is in the slaughter everywhere the same. Since the rising of the sun, those dying are gathered, and abandoned babies are sent to lactose centers and distributed medicine and food in certain places.

The motto of this order is: "Never allow yourself to meet someone and after your meeting he won't be happier”." “The worst disease is not leprosy or tuberculosis, but the feeling that no one cares about you, nobody loves you anymore and that you've all been abandoned to”. “God's love must be replaced by action for the other, through this action, a Hindu becomes a good Hindu, Buddhist becomes a good Buddhist, the Christian becomes better Christian”, “in rich countries there is a poverty that is much greater, than the poverty we see in Africa: poverty of loneliness and desert”.

One journalist asked her if she was worth caring for some babies at a time when there are so many people in India. That's how he commented on her answer: “For her was a question that so opposed her outlook on life that she had difficulty understanding the question. The thought that under certain circumstances there might be more children than needed was to him as unintelligible as if they had said in the woods there are more dandeliers, in the sky more stars than it should have been to”. Malkom Magaric has written for Mother Teresa: “This looks like a saint. She's an extraordinary woman, I have remembered since my first encounter with her.

Like all holy people, she understands the troubles of this world, extremely well. You neither see television nor read newspapers, but there is a fine understanding of those who happen in the world. Like all holy people, it will never change and continue to be very happy. She never speaks badly of anyone else. No trace of selfishness is seen in her being” (like.). /Take from the Western German edition, “Archiv der gegenvard” /Telegraphy/

From: Calucci Lover