The Real Gjakovars Description Yll Morina (11.08.1972-15.03.1999), martyr, commander of special unit of KLA in Dukagjini region. Elton Zherka, martyr, soldier of Kosova Liberation Army. Permet Vula, martyr, soldier of Kosova Liberation Army. Besim Bishtazhini, soldier and commander in Kosova Liberation Army. He was assassinated in a cowardly prepared ambush in Gjakova in 1999, just after the war. Ilir Soba, martyr, soldier of Kosova Liberation Army. Shaban Gola, martyr, soldier of Kosova Liberation Army. Xheme Avdullahi, martyr, soldier of Kosova Liberation Army. Bujar Roka, martyr, soldier of Kosova Liberation Army. Bujar Syla, martyr, soldier of Kosova Liberation Army. Bashkim Idrizi, martyr, soldier of Kosova Liberation Army. Korab Binxhia, martyr, soldier of Kosova Liberation Army. Xhafer Thaqi, martyr, soldier of Kosova Liberation Army. Genc Bytyqi, martyr, soldier of Kosova Liberation Army. Gjon Nikoll Kazazi (1702-1752), Albanian catholic cleric, patriot *and intellectual in the 16th century Gjakova Sulejman Vokshi (1815-1890), distinguished national hero. Bajram Curri (1862-1925), distinguished national hero. Beqir Vokshi (1890-1923),Albanian patriot and military figure. Asim Vokshi (1909-1937), was the commander of the Garibaldi *Battalion in the International Brigades during the Spanish Civil *War. Bije Vokshi, born in Gjakova, Asim Vokshis aunt. Her house in Tirana was the most important base and the foundation for the activities of the communists and partisans during second world war. According to Enver Hoxha she was one of the bravest woman in modern Albanian history. Hajdar Dushi, national hero, from the second World War. Emin Duraku, national hero, from the second World War. Hysni Zajmi, national hero, from the second World War. Mustafa Bakija, national hero, from the second World War. Mazllom Kepuska, national hero, from the second World War. Nexhmedin Nixha, national hero, from the second World War. Shani Nushi, national hero, from the second World War. Zenel Luzha, national hero, from the second World War. Muharrem Gazija, national hero, from the second World War. Ferhat Binishi, national hero, from the second World War. Isa Grezda, national hero, from the second World War. Ganimete and Abedin Terbeshi, national heroes (siblings) during the second World War. Ganimete was hanged publicly in the old bazar of Gjakova by fascist forces. Xheladin Hana, soldier in World War II, killed by UDBA in 1948. Minush Lipoveci, Albanian nationalist(tortured in Goli Otok). Zeki Shehu, Albanian nationalist(tortured in Goli Otok). Zekeria Rexha, chairman of the Bujan conference in 1943. Faik Riza Binishi, Albanian patriot and one of the first Albanian kosovar intellectuals. Jailed by serb regime in Goli Otok. Resisted the closure of Gjakova Gymnasium (High School) from Serbian regime. Fadil Hoxha,(1916-2001), army commander, top politician, Kosovo and Yugoslavian leader during the reign of Tito. Fadil Hoxha together with the rest of politicians from Gjakova (referred to as: Gjakova group or the Gjakova chain ---by the secret Serbian services) have played a fundamental role in the development of Kosovo in every aspect of life during Titos era and their contribution in that field is enormous and immeasurable. Ymer Pula (born 1921), economist,politician and high official in Kosovo and Yugoslavia. Mahmut Bakalli,(1936-2006), highly skilled politician, one of Kosovos leaders and a high official in Yugoslavia. Veli Deva, politician, high official in Yugoslavia during Titos era. Xhavit Nimani, politician, high official in Yugoslavia during Titos era. Professor Selman Riza (born 1909 in Gjakova), was a patriot and nationalist, university professor in Albania in the field of albanology and linguistics. He has left hundreds of books and volumes in the field of linguistics and his contribution in that field is immeasurable. He is recipient of many awards and decorations. Dr. Fehmi Agani, academic, university professor of sociology, politician. Top adviser and the intellect behind Ibrahim Rugova and LDK. He is considered to be a highly respected politician and professor. He was killed by serbs in 1999. Dr Gazmend Zajmi, academic and composer, former President of the Kosovo Academy of Science and Arts,university professor, President (Rector) of Prishtina University during Albanian students uprising in 1981, the only Albanian official to have visited his injured students at Prishtina University Hospital. Resisted the Serbian takeover of Prishtina University and has been forced to resign from his post. The author of Kosovos Declaration of Independence proclaimed on July 2, 1990. Author of hundreds of songs for children, author of the Spring Dance ballet. Dr Esat Stavileci (born 1942), one of the most distinguished Albanian academics ever, university professor of law. Dr Pajazit Nushi (born 1933), academic, university professor of psychology. Long time president of KMLDNJ (a human rights organisation). Dr. Bardhyl Qaushi, university professor of law, killed by serbs during 1999. Dr Enver Gjerqeku (born 1928) academic, poet and writer, university professor in linguistics. Dr Minir Dushi (born 1933), academic,university professor of geology and technical sciences. Dr Jakup Nushi (1938-1999), university professor of geology, killed by serbs in April 1999. Dr Qazim Lleshi (born 1931), university professor of geography. He published many scientific papers in his field of expertise. Dr Sabahudin Komoni (born 1941), professor and former dean in the Faculty of Economics. Dr Rauf Dhomi (born 1945), academic, composer, university lecturer of music education. Dr Ekrem Myrtezai (born 1931), academic, university lecturer at the faculty of philosophy. Dr Riza Binishi, University Professor and former dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Prishtina University. And of course he was part of the Famous Kosovo Liberation Army where he helped a lot wounded Army Solders and everyone else who needed his help. (Kirurgu i Zones Operative te Llapit) Dr Behxhet Canhasi, university professor in the Faculty of Medicine, head of the department for nuclear medicine. Dr Dukagjin Binishi, university professor in Prishtina University and Gibbs College in Livingston, New Jersey, founder of Department of Anesthesiology, Intensive Care and Pain Manangment in Prishtina University Hospital, and with Prof. Redman (DFID) cofounder of Emergency Department in Prishtina University Hospital. First Albanian Anesthesiologist to be part of the heart transplantation team in Zagreb University Hospital. Dr Suzana Manxhuka-Kerliu,professor of Pathology in the Faculty of Medicine,Priština University. Dr Fadil Batalli, (1943-2004), university professor in forensics. Dr Rifat Ymeri (born 1927) , university professor at the Stomatology Faculty, first dentist in Gjakovë. Dr Besim Bokshi (born 1930), academic, university professor in linguistics and literature. Dr Masar Stavileci, professor of French language and literature. Dr Masar Rizvanolli, university professor, historian. Dr Faik Hima, university professor in the faculty of medicine. Dr Gazmend Pula, founder and head of the Kosovo Helsinki Committee for Human Rights based in Prishtina and professor at the University of Prishtina, faculty of engineering. Dr Ruzhdi Sefa, (born 1952) professor in the Faculty of Electrical Engineering. Dr Ismajl Gojani,professor and dean in the Faculty of Engineering. Dr Avdyl Bunjaku, professor and former dean in the Faculty of Engineering. Dr Januz Bunjaku, professor in the Faculty of Engineering. Dr Bedrush Shehu, university professor, historian. Dr Qamil Haxhibeqiri, mathematics professor in Prishtina University. Dr Minir Efendija, mathematics professor in Prišshtina University. Dr Remzi Bakalli, (1944-2007) academic,professor in Prishtina University and Georgia University in USA.Scientist in the field of agriculture. Dr Agim Zajmi, university professor in the agricultural faculty. Dr Ymer Jaka, university professor of history and literature. Long time human rights activist for KMLDNJ. Dr Luljeta Pula-Beqiri, university professor and chairwoman of the Kosovo Social Democratic Party. Dr Jahja Koka (born 1948), physics professor in Prishtina university and in several American universities. Also lectured in Kuwait briefly. He has published many of scientific papers. Dr Faton Tefiku, innovator and patent holder in the field of engineering. Dr Fuat Rizvanolli, university professor in economics. Dr Skender Nushi, university professor at the chemistry faculty. Dr Talat Efendia, university professor in the agricultural faculty. Dr Fatmir Jaka, university professor in the agricultural faculty. Dr Esat Rizvanolli, university professor in the arts faculty. Dr Musa Stavileci, dean and professor in the Faculty of Civil Engineering and Architecture. Dr Violeta Rizvanolli-Nushi (born 1965), university professor in the Faculty of Civil Engineering and Architecture. Academic Muslim Mulliqi(1934-1998), academic and university professor in the arts faculty. Professor Tahir Emra (born 1938), painter and senior professor in the faculty of Arts. Professor Esat Valla (born 1944), painter and senior professor in the faculty of Arts. Professor Kamuran Goranci (born 1955), mr. of painting and head of division of performing and visual arts, Ministry of Culture, professor in University AAB[1] and Evolution Academy. Dr Aziz Dujaka, (born 1955) professor in the faculty of Physical Education. Professor Abdurrahim Buza(1905-1987), born in a family from Gjakova. He was a painter and lecturer. Ali Podrimja (born 1942), Albanian writer and poet. Din Mehmeti, Albanian writer and poet. Zekeria Cana, university lecturer in the field of history. A long time freedom activist and a popular human rights advocate in Kosovo. Mrs. Sevdije Ahmeti(Carkaxhija), co-founder and former Executive Director at the Center for Protection of Women and Children in Kosovo. She is fluent in several foreign languages. Dr. Vjosa Dobruna, co-founder and former Executive Director at the Center for Protection of Women and Children in Kosovo. She has a long history in campaigning for Albanian human rights in Kosovo. Dr Teuta Hadri (1956), obstetrician, served as a surgeon in the field for KLA forces. She has been involved from the early years in the nationalist movement. Avni Mula (born 1926 in Gjakova), well known composer and tenor in Albania. Receiver of: Honour of the Nation Order on 27/02/2008 from president Bamir Topi. He is the father of the opera singer Inva Mula. Shkelzen Doli, violinist. In 1995 he joined the prestige Vienna Philharmonic orchestra. Bekim Fehmiu (born 1936), one of the best actors in former Yugoslavia. Both his parents were from Gjakova. Father Ibrahim (b. 1892) and mother Hedije (b. 1908) were both born in Gjakova. Shani Pallaska,(1928-1999), Albanian actor in film and theatre. Shkelzen Jetishi - Xeni, considered by many as the current best singer for city traditional music amongst Albanians. Follower of *Ismet Peja tradition, by singing only pure Albanian songs and making only pure Albanian music. Qamili i Vogel (1923-1991), singer and collector of all Albanian songs from every region where Albanians live. Ymer Riza, pioneer of traditional Albanian city music in Gjakova. Zenel Doli, Albanian singer, well known for singing in duo with Xeni. Esat Bicurri, Albanian singer of light traditional city songs and music. Killed by serbs in 1999. Agim Cana (born 1956), professional football player. Lorik Cana, Agim Canas son, professional footballer for Olympic Marseille and a player in the National Albanian Team. Besnik Hasi, professional footballer, played for Anderlecht in Belgium and a player in the National Albanian Team. Ardian Kozniku, Croatian footballer, member of the Croatian bronze-medal winning squad at the 1998 FIFA World Cup. Naim Krieziu, distinguished football player for AS Roma, Italy. Neshet Zhaveli (born 1955), goalkeeper for many Yugoslav football clubs, including Rijeka. Kujtim Gorani, diving veteran from Mostar bridge.Also a multiple champion in diving from Ura e Fshenjte bridge in Gjakova. Besim Mulliqi, two time Yugoslav vicechampion in diving from Mostar bridge. Also a multiple local champion in diving from Ura e Fshenjte bridge. Died tragically while competing in Mostar in 1988. Gonxhe Xhiha, one of the first females in Yugoslavia to compete professionally in diving from Mostar bridge. Ardian Gashi (1981), football player in Norway for Fredrikstad FK. Dr Ardian B. Gojani, shockwave physicist. Dimitar Obshti (1835-1873), Bulgarian revolutionary Prof.dr.Hysen Ukmata (1928-2008) Endokrionolog-Diabetologu i parë shqiparë ndër Profesorat e parë të Universitetit të Prishtines.Ka Doktoruara në Romë 1962. Prof.dr.Bedri Bakalli Ortoped-Traumatolog Profesor Universitar Prof.dr.Talat Pallaska (1931-2011) Otorinolaringolog Profesor Universitar,Dekan i Fakultetit të Mjekësis. Prof. Dr. Bashkim Koronica, profesor ne Fakultetin e Agronomise / Viticularist Ahmet Koronica - patriot Mazllom Mejzini - (1930 - 2004) Kengetar, Kompozitor Avdurrahman Buza – Piktore Dr. Riza Binishi KLA Doctor Haki Taha... Burri qe e vrau Miladin Popoviqin Prof . Dr.Ramzi Bakalli Prof. Dr Agim Zajmi Prof. Mr. Besim Peni Atifete Jahjaga - The President of The Republic of Kosova Anton Qeta - Intelectual Gonxhe Bojangjiu - Mother Teresa Originaly from Gjakova
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