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Eftimiu Viktor, 1889 - 1972, Romanian writer of Albanian origin. Distinguished personality of Romanian culture and world culture. Academician Eftimiu was born in village Boboshtice of Korca, andemigrated in the first years of his life in Bucharest of Romania. Among the most outstanding works of Eftimiu is the novel "Man who saw death with his own eyes", "The Black @#%$", "Prometheus","Dr.Faust" etc. , any many creative writings with Albanianmotives such as "Portraits and Memoirs", "Two crosses", the short poem "Scanderbeg", the essay "Albanian Folklore", etc. During his life, he kept links with the birthplace. At the beginning of the20s, he was the chairman of a patriotic association which workedfor the protection of the rights of Albania as an independentstate.
Antoniu Kristaq (1909-1979) Singer, tenor and baritone (People'sArtist.) He was born in Korce and lived in exile in Romania,where he completed the Mime-drama Academy of Bucharest. He played his first roles in some cinematographic films due to which hebecame outstanding. As a concert master and operetta singer, hehas made tours of Europe with a cast. He returned to Albania in1935 and started an extensive artistic activity. He claimeddistinction for the interpretation of arias by classical operasand folk songs.
Kuteli Mitrush (Dhimiter Pasko), 1907-1967, writer, economist,publicist and translator. He took the first lessons in hisbirthplace, Pogradec, then he graduated in economy in Bucharest,Romania. In his literary activity, Kuteli is known for the works"Albanian nights", "Ago Jakupi and other stories," "My villagedrinks raki", "Forest of chestnut trees," "Xinxifilo", "Albanianancient stories," etc. He is also known as literary critic.
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Aleksander Stavre Drenova
Aleksander Stavre Drenova (aka ASDRENI) (1872 - December 11, 1947) was one of the most known Albanian poets. One of his most recognizable poems is the Albanian national anthem, Hymni i Flamurit.
He was born in the village of Drenova, near Greek school in his village. His father died when he was just thirteen. In 1885, Aleksander moved to Bucharest, Romania to join his brothers. There he was exposed to other Albanian writers and nationalists.
In 1904, Asdreni published his first collection of ninety-nine poems called Rreze dielli (Sun rays), dedicated to Skanderbeg, the Albanian national hero. His second ninety-nine poem collection, ˮdra e lot뼯em> (Dreams and tears) was publish in 1912 and was dedicated to Edith Durham. Asdreni's third collection, Psallme murgu (Psalms of a monk), came in 1930.
After a brief return to Albania in 1914, Aleksander returned to Romania and continued to take interest in the Albanian national movement. He visited Albania again in 1937, but he soon returned to Romania. Drenova died in 1947.