The Anglo-American Threat to Albania

The Anglo-American Threat to AlbaniaComrade Enver Hoxha's "The Anglo American Threat to Albania" is another book in the series of the author's memoirs from the Albanian Anti Fascist National Liberation War. It exposes the utter betrayal, opportunism and villainy which the British and American imperialist representatives were getting up to at the time. One after another, all their officials sent MacLean, Davies, Hodgson, Palmer, and from the Americans Jacobs and Fultz, brought nothing

Comrade Enver Hoxha's "The Anglo-American Threat to Albania" is another book in the series of the author's memoirs from the Albanian Anti-Fascist National Liberation War. It exposes the utter betrayal, opportunism and villainy which the British and American imperialist representatives were getting up to at the time. One after another, all their officials sent -- MacLean, Davies, Hodgson, Palmer, and from the Americans Jacobs and Fultz, brought nothing but wicked deeds to the Albanian people. They interfered in the internal affairs of small Albania all throughout the war, stretching out their hand to the nazi collaborators, the pseudo-patriot Balli Komb‘tar and monarchist Legaliteti, while ultimately working to undermine the Communist Party of Albania and the National Liberation Front, with Comrade Enver Hoxha at the head, even planting their admitted agents into the CPA, as with Mustafa Gjinishi, on whom an entire chapter is dedicated. More than anything, they were hoping to use their old agent Abaz Kupi (alias Bazi i Can‘s), an illiterate from Kruja with strong links to the beys and aghas in the North and Ahmet Zog's feudal-fascist regime. Hoping to split Albania into two, with Abaz controlling the North with the help of the British army and Zervas' Greek reaction annexing the South, the Anglo-Americans set out on their plan to regroup nazi elements against the National Liberation Front and pin Albania under their thumb. These were among the machinations which the British and Americans were hatching up at a time when a small socialist country was heroically fighting nazi-fascism entirely with its own forces. Nevertheless, thanks to the outstanding vigilance of the Communist Party of Albania, and Comrade Enver Hoxha in specific, the imperialists smashed their heads on the rocks of the Adriatic coast, the impenetrable steel fortress of Albania.

In light of today's event, not only for his beloved Albania but for the entire world, this book is undoubtedly Comrade Enver Hoxha's most important book. So few have exposed the plots of these cunning intriguers as thoroughly and clearly as he has. It contains great lessons for the proletariat and oppressed peoples the world over.