In difesa di Enver Hoxha. L’Italia e la questione albanese di fronte al patto balcanico (1952-1953)
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https://doi.org/10.1285/i22808949a4n1p21Keywords:
Albania, Anglo-Italian relations, Balkan Pact, Enver Hoxha, Greece, Greek-Italian relations, Italy-United States relations, Nato, Sifar, Tito, YugoslaviaAbstract
The Italian policy in defence of Albania’s independence and territorial integrity was hardly challenged by the reckless and unproductive Anglo-American attempts to overthrow Hoxha’s Regime and the persistent Greek and Yugoslavian claims – reinforced by the Balkan Pact – upon the Albanian territory. This essay, which is part of an in progress research on the history of Italo-Albanian relations from 1949 to 1961, based on unreleased documents from Italian and British archives, describes the offensive launched by Italian diplomacy in 1952-53 aimed to make both Yugoslavia and the Allies understand the absolute necessity of an independent Albania.Downloads
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29-07-2015
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