Photos, some of them never seen before, starting from the very first day of the Monarchy, will be exposed for public viewing in the National History Museum.
The expos顯pened on Sep 1st, at 09:00 am, in the NHM lobby. It was made possible with support of the King’s Court and the collaboration of the NHM executives.
Photos and documents offer a view of the Monarchial period and the Zog family history. After the opening ceremony, all the invitees participated in a scientific symposium about the Albanian Monarchy and the activity of King Zog, which took place in the Iliria Conference Room at Sheraton Hotel. The 20 speakers planned for the symposium consisted of Albanian and foreign scholars, such as the famous American historian, Ben Fischer, who has studied the life of King Zog, and the French, Patrick Nashbou. Fischer has also published a book on King Zog.
Symposium and expos顯n the 80th anniversary of the Albanian monarchy
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