when was Havzi Nela born?

Havzi Nela was born in 1934 A.D. His date of birth is 1934-02-20

when did Havzi Nela died?

Havzi Nela died year is 1988 A.D. His date of died is 1988-08-10

where was Havzi Nela born?

Havzi Nela was born in Albania Kollovoz, Kukës.

where is Havzi Nela grave?

Havzi Nela's grave is in Albania country Tirana

Where is Havzi Nela buried?

Havzi Nela is buried in Albania Tirana

where is Havzi Nela resting place?

Havzi Nela's resting place is in Albania country Tirana

where is Havzi Nela tomb?

Havzi Nela's tomb is in Albania country Tirana

When is the birth date of Havzi Nela?

Havzi Nela was born in February 20, 1934 .The Birth date of Havzi Nela is 1934-02-20

What is Havzi Nela's slogan?

One of the Havzi Nela's slogan is: Goodbye, homeland.

What is the famous quote of Havzi Nela?

One of the Havzi Nela's quote is: Goodbye, homeland.

What is Havzi Nela's left traces?

Havzi Nela's left traces is Several poems stories against the communist regime

What did Havzi Nela left behind?

Havzi Nela left behind Several poems stories against the communist regime

What was the cause of Havzi Nela's death?

Havzi Nela died in 1988 A.D, the cause of death is Execution by hanging

Did Havzi Nela die naturally?

Havzi Nela died in 1988 A.D, he died from Execution by hanging causes.

In which year was Havzi Nela born?

Havzi Nela was born in Albania in 1934 A.D.

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Left traces: Several poems stories against the communist regime

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Date: 1934-02-20

Location: AL Kollovoz, Kukës

Died

Date: 1988-08-10 (aged 54)

Resting place: AL Tirana

Death Cause: Execution by hanging

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Havzi Nela was an Albanian poet and short story writer of the 20th century. His first works came out during the last period of the Albanian National Awakening and continued for a 50-year period

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Goodbye, homeland.

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Havzi Nela was an Albanian poet and short story writer of the 20th century. His first works came out during the last period of the Albanian National Awakening and continued for a 50-year period. Although simple in character and at times permeated by naive sentimentality, his work reserves a certain importance in Albanian literature due to its social context and thematics. [1](^1^)  Gurra also translated to Albanian some of the masterpieces of classic Russian literature. [2](^2^)

Gurra was born on 20 February 1934 in Marjan village of the Opar region near Korçë, back then part of the Ottoman Empire, today's southeastern Albania. [3](^3^)  As many southern Albanians, he had to emigrate at a young age. Gurra settled initially in Odessa, and later in Istanbul, Sofia, Constanța, and the United States. He collaborated with the local established Albanian communities and their press organs using the pen-names "Nomadhi", "Gjon Zeza", and "D.Toçka". His initial literature work consisted of short stories. They were periodically published in the Shqiperia (Albania) journal of Kristo Luarasi in Sofia, Bulgaria, and were later compiled in two story collections in 1911: Goca e Malësisë (The Highland Girl) and Rrëfenja (Narrations). His best stories are considered to be the ones written while residing in Odessa. Gurra published or co-published also his own journals, such as Atdheu (The homeland) published in Constanța, Romania in 1912, the monthly Shkëndija (The sparkle) of 1921 in Korçë, [4] Zekthi (The gadfly), a satiric paper, and Zëri i Popullit (The voice of the people), a bi-monthly social-political journal, started in 1922 in Korçë, Mituria (The childhood), [2](^2^) and Vatra a Rinisë (Hearth of Youth) where he published pieces written for children. [5]  As a journalist, he published articles in the Albanian communities' newspapers, such as Dielli (The sun), Kombi (The nation), [4] Bashkimi i Kombit (Nation's Unity), [6] Shqypeja e Shqypenis, [7] etc. He translated Russian literature works from Tolstoy, Turgenev, Chekhov, and Gorky. [2](^2^) Gurra died in Tirana in 1972.