In order to achieve such a thing, someone like Sali Berisha probably wasn’t necessary nor especially important. In the historical sense, he lasted for a negligibly short period of time, so that the present chaos presents the true and natural though slightly postponed epilogue of Enver Hodza’s epoch. That country has been locked from the inside for decades, in the […]
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