MONTENEGRIN MINORITY, ROMA AND JEWS DURING 1925-1939
MONTENEGRIN MINORITY, ROMA AND JEWS DURING 1925-1939

Summary/Abstract: In the first years of A. Zogu’s regime, the influence of Yugoslavia on the orthodox population of Shkodra was persisting. Two private Serbian schools secretly sponsored by the Yugoslav government were still operational. One of them was in Shkodra. Although the orthodox community in Shkodra were Albanians based on race, language and customs, some of them sent their children to this school, which worked intensively to spread the Serbian language among the Albanian orthodox of Shkodra in order for them to change their nationality. This school had not completed the legal operational requirements. Therefore, in April 1926, the prefecture of Shkodra proposed closing the school.

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