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Murat Labënishti
Murat Labunishti (Albanian: ''Murat Labunishti, Murat Labënishti;'' Macedonian: Мурат Лабуништи) was an Albanians, Albanian nationalist, member of the Balli Kombëtar organization from Labuništa. Life He was born on August 14, 1909 (according to some sources, 1913) in the village of Labunishta in the Ottoman Empire. He completed his elementary education in Labunishta and his secondary education in Sarajevo, Kingdom of Yugoslavia. Along with his native Albanian language, he spoke French, Italian and Turkish fluently. In 1935, the authorities of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia expelled Murat and his brother from the country, and they settled in Albania. There, he completed high school in Shkodra and worked in several publishing houses that published his works. From the end of 1939 until October 1943, he worked as a secretary at the prefecture in Peking. After the April war, defeat of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia in April 1941 and the annexation of Struga to Italian protector ...
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