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National Front

political party, Albania
Also known as: Balli Kombëtar
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  • Albania
    Albania
    / World War II

    
contended with them for power—the National Front (Balli KombĂ«tar) and the pro-Zog Legality Party (Legaliteti)—the communists seized control of the country on November 29, 1944. Enver Hoxha, a college instructor who had led the resistance struggle of communist forces, became the leader of Albania by virtue of his post as


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contended with them for power—the National Front (Balli KombĂ«tar) and the pro-Zog Legality Party (Legaliteti)—the communists seized control of the country on November 29, 1944. Enver Hoxha, a college instructor who had led the resistance struggle of communist forces, became the leader of Albania by virtue of his post as


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