Ernest Koliqi, even in the difficult days of exile, has not stopped either his interest or his fruitful activity for the affairs of the Albanian emigration, the diaspora and the Albanians who lived under the Serb-Slavic occupation. He followed the development of the school and the Albanian culture in those regions with care and constant interest and advised that “that great work, started so successfully, not only should not be interrupted, but should be increased and flourish more and more, because “…only a cultured people has the right to demand their rights and impose them on others”. Dr. Lazar Radi
The publication of the contemporary “Shêjzat” aims to fulfil an intellectual duty towards the motherland, at a time when in the quadrant of history the hooks are marking a moment of life-threatening danger. The Albanian world is going through the darkest and most frightening period of their existence. By the Albanian world, we mean the entire nation that speaks Albanian and nurtures the will to be united freely in a fraternal coexistence based on the equality of the people and the spiritual inheritance of our great grandfathers and the tribal features that distinguish us from other nations. Ernest Koliqi – the first issue of “Shêjzat”
This is the story of a Jewish child who was forced to grow up without love. An ordinary, anonymous boy who was looking forward to celebrating his bar mitzvah, which was never going to happen. The world he knew crumbled before his eyes. He had to fight every day, in the Nazi extermination camps, for his inherent right, existence even in the most difficult circumstances.
Who wouldn’t want to live in early 19th century London, with balls and parties? Rebecca Sheridan would love it, because the twenty-first century is too cramped for her: hectic life, no personal space and boyfriend: zero. Is it possible that no one knows how to attract a girl? She likes to participate in events where the customs of the English aristocracy of the 19th century are relived. During one of them, something inexplicable happens: Rebecca finds herself in London in 1816…
After being left an orphan, at the age of eight, Beth Harmon is sent to an orphanage. Soon, there, she discovers two ways to escape the gloom of the environment: play chess and take the small green pills given to the children to keep them under control. But soon, it becomes clear that she has an extraordinary talent in chess and as she progresses towards the top of the rankings, she creates for herself the opportunity for a new life. Yet she can never defeat her desire for self-destruction. Alcohol and drugs will become part of her life. For Beth, the risk is more important than just winning or losing.
