Kongresi i Berlinit dhe Tokat Shqiptare (13 Qershor -13 Korrik 1878)
The Berlin Congress and the Albanian Territory (13 June -13 july 1878)

Summary/Abstract: Six Major Powers (Germany, Austro-Hungary, England, Russia, France, Italy) besides Russia unsatisfied with the decisions taken in the San Stefano Treaty between the Ottoman Empire and the Russian Empire (the latter to dominate in terms of the treaty), called the Berlin Congress on June 13, 1878, to design a new political map of Europe, to stop the momentum of Russia and to set their strategic and influence points in the countries of the Balkan Peninsula. Major Powers at the Berlin Congress have treated problems of Balkan states, but have not solved their crisis. In the worst manner the Albanians problem was treated, where not only did not won their state as other Balkan states but even worse, its territorial integrity served as spoil of market to satisfy the appetites of the Balkan states, and which were supported even from diplomacy of European states.

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