Albania's Bunkers
Roughly 170,000 concrete pillboxes built under Enver Hoxha — the most visible physical legacy of the communist state.
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The Sigurimi were the secret police of communist Albania. They watched people, listened to their telephone calls, and kept files on them. Anyone thought to be against the government could be sent to prison, to a labour camp, or into internal exile with their whole family.
The Sigurimi were the secret police of communist Albania. They watched people, listened to their telephone calls, and kept files on them. Anyone thought to be against the government could be sent to prison, to a labour camp, or into internal exile with their whole family.
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The former headquarters of the Sigurimi's technical surveillance branch, kept as it was found.
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