Koci relates how he happened to be introduced to Dzhel Gemedzhi, who was an artistic profession and was Muslim by Crimea.

During his conversation with the same man, Koci, understands he was on the run from Russian hortories and that he had an invitation from the army to perform the military duty.

Koci, talking to him, realizes the Swiss visa was almost finished and had to release Switzerland.

He promises to help with his residence permit and provides a job as artekt at one of the largest Albanian companies in Switzerland.

In the end, Gemedzhy also has parents in Switzerland.

For more, read the story told by the lawyer Koci himself:

1.
I didn't mean to mention it!

Some good deeds or deeds you do in life leave them behind. They roll themselves. Thank the Lord for having granted you a prayer of help.

You saved my life, me and my family. Let's never forget this good” told me of the Muslim Archictek, Russian and Ukrainian citizenship.

2.
Why do these horses have tails tied to the bistech” I'm asking a handsome man about 195cm long.
A heavy, boring T-shirt had fallen on his face.

She spoke to her four - year - old daughter in three languages - a little Russian, a little German, and a language I did not decipher.

I was intrigued!

Later I realized that it was Tatar.

3.
I was in Zurich with work. The quality of the lawyer.

They say that life writes novels; events you don't even dream about.

It was becoming the central part of a sage; part of an interesting event with elements of wonder.

part of a “s tale entry”!

With <x0...

4.
Cyril Lake Board, on the property of the most successful Kosovo company in Switzerland, LIKA, read a document.

Actually, there was a big workshop.

Order, order and quiet! It didn't look like a workshop, it was a park of a surreal story.

I had analyzed and written several hours.

I'm out of the office.

With Esat Lika, the owner of the law firm, we'd left it for lunch.

I didn't call you when I passed by his office.

I'm gone.

I needed to see beautiful horses, near the park, beside offices and by the lake.

5.
A few days in advance, I had planned to visit the nearby meadow, the property of a prominent Swiss family that was limited to a large park.

There were Arabian and Icelandic horses!

Living, park, horses and lake.

The beauty of God.

6.
Dzelill Gemedzhy was supported by the siege of the wood. Very stressed. I saw it from my face.

There was goodness!

The question in English about the horse's bisthec, was just my insistence on conversation.

After listening to him speak Russian, I asked him about Dostoyevski, Tolstoy, and Gogol.

7.
Her eyes shined. He was a senior.

I added the intellectual dose of conversation.

The subject was combined with Prokofiev's number six probes.
We agreed the second part is best.

I went to St Petersburg's siege during World War II, and composer Shostakovic.

Dzelil had not heard of his seventh symphony dedicated to Leningrad the city that has been surrounded for 125 weeks by Nazis during World War II, and about 1.5 million people have died.

He listened carefully.

From Symphony I went to the Leningrades hero during the war.

I showed him the cannibalism that happened.

The city's inhabitants, lacking food, have even been eaten by dogs and cats and all domestic animals, have gone into rats.

Long time in the siege has also seen the absence of rodents and insects. They ate them!

Some in the euphoric madness of hunger have begun feeding on corpses.

In fact, there are rare occasions when people who are sick and helpless have drowned to feed others.

8.
I finished my architecture doctorate at ETH Zürich”

This university focuses mainly on science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

One of the best universities in the world, ETH has the annual budget of about 2 billion.

Almost as much as Kosovo!

9.
Dr. Dzeli opened her heart. He needed someone to talk to.

My curious profession and nature are magnets for the people who need to fight!
I'm an attentive listener, despite asking too much.

10.
I get four weeks from Switzerland. You must leave this blessed place. I'm a Muslim of Crime. Since it's a state of war, I have an invitation from the Russian Army to fulfill my military duty”.

During the conversation, I realized he's looking for Russian authorities. Born in Crime, he also had Ukrainian citizenship.
With his return home, he was in danger.

11.
For performing a Ph.D. in Switzerland, my parents sold a property. After studying and master, I worked at an architecture studio in Moscow.
On my salary, I couldn't raise my doctorate money in Switzerland.

Twelve.
I'm giving you my word that I'm going to carry out my license in Switzerland. With maximum grades in your studies, my master in Moscow and your Ph.D. in Switzerland, you have a good chance. We need God's commitment and help!

<x) I cited a senate by the great Russian writer Dostoyevsky from the “Brotherhood Karamanzov” as evidence to prove my claim.

Tears rolled through the cheek. He laughed. He laughed and cried! He needed good words.

She needed optimism!

13.
I found you a climax architect. I'm excited to Esat, at lunch in Zurich.

I don't fuck it up, man, but we have a work visa at” He's returning me with serious expression from Esat's face.

All the time that day, I talked to him about my new friend.

14.
“professionist, intellectual, calm, and above all, it needs” I didn't share it with Esat. We're calling your lawyer in Switzerland” I'm putting pressure on Esat.

“Avoca, I promise you I'll give you my maximum” Esat told me.

I'm tired!

Esat is a man of his word. He built the empire and its wealth with great labor, professionalism, and, above all, keeping his word.

15.
I owe you my whole life. You saved me and my family. I now have my parents in Switzerland” She's telling me in Pristina yesterday, Dzeli!

Deus ex Makina!

Esat has done everything he can, God has helped us, and Desell is now the main architect in the law building company.

He leads 52 more architects!

Works from 15 hours a day.

Creative and professional is an important part of one of the largest Albanian companies in Switzerland.

16.
He came to Pristina with his thanks. He's learning Albanian.

Diccans!

You spend a lot of time with Esatin.

“Baca Arian, Baca Arian” ) is not taking this syntagma out of your mouth.