Tefik Mborja was born in 1888, in Mborje, Vilayet of Monastir, Ottoman Empire (today Albania).[2] Mborja was a member of parliament during the interbellum years. A staunch opponent of Ahmet Zogu, he supported Fan Noli. Mborja was served as Noli's representative in Rome from 1924. He was assigned to establish the diplomatic relations with Soviet Union, and for this reason he communicate with Soviet representative in Rome Konstantin Juranev.[3] In Italy, he befriended the family of Count Galeazzo Ciano.[1] He studied jurisprudence in Rome.[2]
With the invasion of Albania by Italian forces in 1939, Mborja was appointed new Prefect of the province of Korçë by the Albanian Provisional Committee.[4] When the Albanian Fascist Party was founded within a month of the invasion, Mborja was appointed general secretary of the party by Victor Emmanuel III. The main criteria behind his nomination were the links with the Ciano family that he had cultivated in the 1920s.[citation needed]
As the general secretary of the Albanian Fascist Party Mborja was included in the Albanian government as an ex-officio minister.[1] Mborja was able to exercise a certain degree over political influence over government policies through his position in the government. However the Italian fascists retained veto rights over the actions of the Albanian party, and Mborja's work was supervised by Giovanni Giro (inspector-general of the party and a close associate of Benito Mussolini). In theory, according to his official biography, Mborja was supposed to be included in the leadership of the Italian Fascist Party, although was unclear in what function.[1] On May 29, 1939, he was appointed as member of the Italian Chamber of Fasces and Corporations as well as the Central Council of Corporative Economy.[5]
^ abcdFischer, Bernd Jürgen. Albania at War: 1939-1945. London: Hurst, 1999. pp. 45-46
^ abcAliko, Tomor (2007), (PDF), Tirana: Shtypshkronja "MALUKA", p. 43, archived from the original (PDF) on 2013-12-30, retrieved 2013-12-28
^Robert Clegg Austin (2012), Founding a Balkan State: Albania's Experiment with Democracy, 1920–1925, University of Toronto Press, p. 138, ISBN9781442644359
^Pearson, Owen. Albania and King Zog: Independence, Republic and Monarchy 1908-1939. Albania in the twentieth century, v. 1. London: Centre for Albanian Studies in association with IB Tauris Publishers, 2004. p. 458
^Pearson, Owen. Albania and King Zog: Independence, Republic and Monarchy 1908-1939. Albania in the twentieth century, v. 1. London: Centre for Albanian Studies in association with IB Tauris Publishers, 2004. p. 481
January 01, 1970
tefik, mborja, tefik, selim, mborja, november, 1891, july, 1954, albanian, politician, lawyer, served, general, secretary, albanian, fascist, party, during, second, world, borntefik, selim, mborja6, november, 1891mborje, vilayet, monastir, ottoman, empiredied1. Tefik Selim Mborja 6 November 1891 1 July 1954 was an Albanian politician and lawyer He served as the general secretary of the Albanian Fascist Party during the Second World War 1 Tefik MborjaBornTefik Selim Mborja6 November 1891Mborje Vilayet of Monastir Ottoman EmpireDied1 July 1954 aged 62 NationalityAlbanianOccupation s Politician diplomatKnown forAlbanian Fascist PartySignatureBiography editTefik Mborja was born in 1888 in Mborje Vilayet of Monastir Ottoman Empire today Albania 2 Mborja was a member of parliament during the interbellum years A staunch opponent of Ahmet Zogu he supported Fan Noli Mborja was served as Noli s representative in Rome from 1924 He was assigned to establish the diplomatic relations with Soviet Union and for this reason he communicate with Soviet representative in Rome Konstantin Juranev 3 In Italy he befriended the family of Count Galeazzo Ciano 1 He studied jurisprudence in Rome 2 With the invasion of Albania by Italian forces in 1939 Mborja was appointed new Prefect of the province of Korce by the Albanian Provisional Committee 4 When the Albanian Fascist Party was founded within a month of the invasion Mborja was appointed general secretary of the party by Victor Emmanuel III The main criteria behind his nomination were the links with the Ciano family that he had cultivated in the 1920s citation needed As the general secretary of the Albanian Fascist Party Mborja was included in the Albanian government as an ex officio minister 1 Mborja was able to exercise a certain degree over political influence over government policies through his position in the government However the Italian fascists retained veto rights over the actions of the Albanian party and Mborja s work was supervised by Giovanni Giro inspector general of the party and a close associate of Benito Mussolini In theory according to his official biography Mborja was supposed to be included in the leadership of the Italian Fascist Party although was unclear in what function 1 On May 29 1939 he was appointed as member of the Italian Chamber of Fasces and Corporations as well as the Central Council of Corporative Economy 5 He was arrested in December 1944 by Albanian Communists and sentenced with 20 years by the Special Court of Spring 1945 He was poisoned while in prison and died in 1954 2 References edit a b c d Fischer Bernd Jurgen Albania at War 1939 1945 London Hurst 1999 pp 45 46 a b c Aliko Tomor 2007 GENOCIDE ON THE INTELLECTUAL ELITE OF THE ALBANIAN NATION UNDER THE COMMUNIST TERROR PDF Tirana Shtypshkronja MALUKA p 43 archived from the original PDF on 2013 12 30 retrieved 2013 12 28 Robert Clegg Austin 2012 Founding a Balkan State Albania s Experiment with Democracy 1920 1925 University of Toronto Press p 138 ISBN 9781442644359 Pearson Owen Albania and King Zog Independence Republic and Monarchy 1908 1939 Albania in the twentieth century v 1 London Centre for Albanian Studies in association with IB Tauris Publishers 2004 p 458 Pearson Owen Albania and King Zog Independence Republic and Monarchy 1908 1939 Albania in the twentieth century v 1 London Centre for Albanian Studies in association with IB Tauris Publishers 2004 p 481 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Tefik Mborja amp oldid 1207869296, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
