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CIA-RDP81-00280R001300010009-9
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Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/06/08
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CIA-R DP81-0028OR001300010009-9
Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/06/08
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CIA-R DP81-0028OR001300010009-9
Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/06/08: CIA-RDP81-0028OR001300010009-9
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
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This material coftaina information affecting the National Drfrnse of the United States within the meaning of the E ptohar laws. TTt1e
18. UBC. Secs. ?tJ and 794. the transni salon or revelation of which In any manner 0 to an un.uthortred ter n E, prohibited by law
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COUNTRY Albania/Yugoslavia
SUBJECT 1. Albanian Escapees Entering
Yugoslavia
2. Albanian-Yugoslav Relations
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1. Immediately after the Third Congress of the Albanian Workers' (Communist)' Party, which was held in Tirana from 25 May - 3 June 1956, more than 150
Albanians fled to Yugoslavia
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members of the
Yugoslav Legation have been treated o outright coolness and their
activities have been under close surveillance by the Albanian Security
Services.
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Recently a group of Albanian intellec-
tuals including I c Dairiagjatl and Viktor Daragjati arrived in Titograd,
Yugoslavia. the Albanian Gov50X1-HUM
ment had recently issued an order prohibiting any person from leaving
Shkoder without a special permit. A group of 17 persons was apprehended as
it was about to leave the suburbs of Shkoder for the Yugoslav border. Similar
incidents tcok place involving groups of threecor four persons.
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his, renewal of flights to Yugoslavia mus50X1-H U M
result of efforts of the Yugoslav Legation in Tirana. Moreove r
be
it is quite possible that the number of escapees w50X1-H U M
increase because the Yugoslav Government has welcomed the Albanian refugees
with promises of work and resettlement.l
1. Comment: Although the Yugoslav Legation in Tirana may50X1-H U M
be engaged in a campaign to encourage Albanians to leave for Yugoslavia,