Evangjeli III Government | |
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25th Government of Albania | |
1931-1932 | |
Date formed | 20 April 1931 |
Date dissolved | 7 December 1932 |
People and organisations | |
Prime Minister | Pandeli Evangjeli |
No. of ministers | 8 |
History | |
Predecessor | Evengjeli II |
Successor | Evengjeli IV |
The Third Evangjeli Government was the 25th government of Albania. It was formed on 20 April 1931 and lasted until 8 December 1932. The government was a direct successor of the Second Evangjeli Government, formed 9 days after the later dissolution.
The decision of the previous Evangjeli Government to make a deal with Italy was unpopular with the cabinet and the public. [1] This made King Zog force the dissolution of the government. 9 days later, Zog again appointed Pandeli Evangjeli as Prime Minister. [2]
Evangjeli III Government [3] |
Pandeli Evangjeli – Prime Minister |
Hysen Vrioni – Minister of Internal Affairs |
Yuka Musa – Minister of Interior |
Milto Tutulani – Minister of Justice |
Lame Kareco – Minister of Finance |
Hilë Mosi – Minister of Education |
Izet Dibra – Minister of Public Works |
Sait Toptani – Minister of National Economy |
The biggest task of the Third government was to lower Albania's dependency on Italy. [4] Despite this, due to the financial burden of the Great Depression, the government was forced to sign several treaties with Italy that would see become Albania's largest trade partner, [5] roughly accounting for 60% of Albanian imports. [6]
The government's deal with Italy also made it so Italian construction companies were privileged in Albania. [7] This, although helped Albania's infrastructure, made the government more and more unpopular with the public. [8]
The government also enforced its censorship rules. [9] during the government term, 200 lawyers, intellectuals, doctors,and others were jailed, and in the end 49 of them were given life in prison. [10]
Following the results of the 1932 election, Evangjeli resigned from his post. Despite this, on January of the next year, Zogu once again tasked Evangjeli with forming a government. [11]
Evangjeli III Government | |
---|---|
25th Government of Albania | |
1931-1932 | |
Date formed | 20 April 1931 |
Date dissolved | 7 December 1932 |
People and organisations | |
Prime Minister | Pandeli Evangjeli |
No. of ministers | 8 |
History | |
Predecessor | Evengjeli II |
Successor | Evengjeli IV |
The Third Evangjeli Government was the 25th government of Albania. It was formed on 20 April 1931 and lasted until 8 December 1932. The government was a direct successor of the Second Evangjeli Government, formed 9 days after the later dissolution.
The decision of the previous Evangjeli Government to make a deal with Italy was unpopular with the cabinet and the public. [1] This made King Zog force the dissolution of the government. 9 days later, Zog again appointed Pandeli Evangjeli as Prime Minister. [2]
Evangjeli III Government [3] |
Pandeli Evangjeli – Prime Minister |
Hysen Vrioni – Minister of Internal Affairs |
Yuka Musa – Minister of Interior |
Milto Tutulani – Minister of Justice |
Lame Kareco – Minister of Finance |
Hilë Mosi – Minister of Education |
Izet Dibra – Minister of Public Works |
Sait Toptani – Minister of National Economy |
The biggest task of the Third government was to lower Albania's dependency on Italy. [4] Despite this, due to the financial burden of the Great Depression, the government was forced to sign several treaties with Italy that would see become Albania's largest trade partner, [5] roughly accounting for 60% of Albanian imports. [6]
The government's deal with Italy also made it so Italian construction companies were privileged in Albania. [7] This, although helped Albania's infrastructure, made the government more and more unpopular with the public. [8]
The government also enforced its censorship rules. [9] during the government term, 200 lawyers, intellectuals, doctors,and others were jailed, and in the end 49 of them were given life in prison. [10]
Following the results of the 1932 election, Evangjeli resigned from his post. Despite this, on January of the next year, Zogu once again tasked Evangjeli with forming a government. [11]