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none 1954 The following lists events that happened during 1954 in the People's Republic of Albania. Incumbents First Secretary: Enver Hoxha Chairman of the Presidium of the People's Assembly: Haxhi Lleshi Prime Minister: Enver Hoxha (until 20 July) Mehmet Shehu (from 20 July) Events Ongoing — Albanian–Yugoslav border conflict (1948–1954) (until 9 December) Životić Aleksandar 2021 Borderline tensions between Yugoslavia and Albania (1948-1954) https://istorijskizapisi.me/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/ZIVOTIC-Nemirna-granica.-Pogranicne-tenzije-izmedu-Jugoslavije-i-Albanije.pdf Оргинални Научни Рад 19 https://web.archive.org/web/20221206200315/https://istorijskizapisi.me/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/ZIVOTIC-Nemirna-granica.-Pogranicne-tenzije-izmedu-Jugoslavije-i-Albanije.pdf 2022-12-06 Unknown date 1954 Albanian National Championship: FK Partizani Tirana is awarded as the champion of the season.Kuka Bledar Loro Borici, kollos i futbollit shqiptar http://www.shkodrasport.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=5478:loro-borici-kollosi-i-futbollit-shqiptar&catid=45:personazhe&Itemid=108 14 August 2015 Shkodra Sport Shkodra Sport 24 September 2015 https://web.archive.org/web/20150924101429/http://www.shkodrasport.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=5478:loro-borici-kollosi-i-futbollit-shqiptar&catid=45:personazhe&Itemid=108 live January to April 17 January - 1953 Albanian Cup: team Dinamo Tirana wins the finals, beating Partizani with a 2-0. 4 February - Capitalist district commissioner Pilo Peristeri is executed by firing squad after there were allegations circulating about him being an "American-paid conspirator".https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/49615273 Firing Squad Ends Career of Albanian Capialist The West Australian via Trove 4 February 1954 14 May 2026 May to August 28 May - 1954 Albanian parliamentary election: the Democratic Front wins the election with 99.8% of votes. 19 July - Mehmet Shehu is elected as the Prime Minister of Albania. September to December 9 October - The Albanian Telegraphic Agency is officially established as its current name. 25 October - The Hero of Socialist Labor award is established. It was the highest labor award in Albania, awarded to those who had exceptional achievements for their country.Eric R. Schena https://media.invisioncic.com/a334038/Albania2.pdf THE DECORATIONS OF SOCIALIST ALBANIA: An introductory guide (2nd Edition, Revised and Expanded) 2006 14 May 2026 17 November - 1954 Albanian Cup: team Dinamo Tirana wins the finals, beating Partizani with a 2-1.https://www.calciomondialeweb.it/EUR/ALB/ALBCoppa1954.htm ALBANIA - National Cup 1954 Calcio Mondiale 14 May 2026 31 9 December - The Pogradec Agreement is signed by Dušan Mugoša and Mehmet Shehu, officially marking an end to the Albanian–Yugoslav border conflict. Births thumb|right|upright|Jim Belushi Vasiliev Nini - sculptor 12 January - Vigjilenca Demiraj pl, hepatologist and author 18 January - Muharrem Hoxha sq, comic actor 2 February: Bashkim Hoxha pl, writer and screenwriter Enver Maloku, Kosovo Albanian journalist and writer 6 February - Sakip Camii sq, writer, poet and publicist 28 February - Enver Petrovci, actor, writer, and director 14 March - Shyqyri Ballgjini, former footballer (striker) 20 March - Hajdar Muneka, diplomat and journalist (RTSH) 20 April - Fatmir Hima, footballer (striker) 5 May - Adriana Gjonaj, engineer and member of the Parliament of Albania 13 May - Artan Sejko sq, actor 3 June - Luke Qafoku sq, researcher and university professor 15 June - Jim Belushi, American-born Albanian, actor, comedian and musician 21 August - Fatos Tarifa, former diplomat, lecturer and social scientist 28 October - Halim Kosova pl, gynecologist and Albania's Minister of Health (April 2013–September 2013) 21 November - Çlirim Hoxha sq, writer, journalist and researcher 19 December - Alajdin Demiri, political commenter and former mayor of Tetovo 26 December - Arian Starova pl, academist, philosopher and politician Deaths thumb|right|upright|Omer Nishani Izedin Beshiri pl, former mayor of Shkodra, politician and Minister of Public Works Myrteza Vuci sq, ulama and imam Sabri Tefiku sq, pathologist Shaqe Çoba, feminist, suffragist and founder of the Gruaja Shqiptare Xhavid Leskoviku, army officer, activist, diplomat and 3rd Chief of the General Staff, died in prison 28 February - Gjergj Bubani, writer, translator and publisher (Kosova) 9 March - Izet Malo sq, soldier 26 May - Omer Nishani, medical doctor, politician, Chairman of the Presidium of the People's Assembly of Albania (1946–1953) and the Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs (1944–1946), suicide or assassination 1 July - Tefik Mborja, lawyer and general secretary of the Albanian Fascist Party 21 November - Koço Muka, politician, lawyer and Minister of Education (August 1944–September 1944) References 1954 Category:1954 in Albania Category:1950s in Albania Category:Years of the 20th century in Albania