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Progonat is a
Name
Its name contains the Albanian suffix -at, widely used to form toponyms from personal names and surnames.[2][3]
History
First attested in the Ottoman register of 1432, the village at that time was documented to have six houses, but the population is considered to have been larger. Progonat was part of the
Evliya Çelebi reports that the village had 160 houses in 1630.[5]
In 1847 the population
During the
Progonat sustained heavy damages during World War II as it was burnt several times. In July 1942 the National Liberation Movement (LANÇ) council of Progonat headed by Felek Lela and Musa Kërma was founded, followed by Communist and Anti-fascist Youth organizations. By the end of the year the village's 70-troop platoon had been also founded. The other major resistance organization founded its councils in 1943 under the leadership of Ismail Golemi. After World War II the village was rebuilt and the arable land expanded.[6]
Notable people
- Ismail Lesko commands, warrior, country heroic.
- Hito Çako, politician and military commander
- Asim Zeneli, partisan commander during World War II
- Ismet Toto, bureaucrat, publicist, writer and revolutionary
- Shaqo Buzi,founder of the Albanian school
- Nimete Progonati partisan commander during World War II
- Veip Loçi partisan commander during World War II
- Pellumb Xhufi former diplomat, deputy, historian and Albanian academic.
References
Notes:
- ^ "Law nr. 115/2014" (PDF) (in Albanian). p. 6371. Retrieved 25 February 2022.
- ^ Çabej, Eqerem (1976). Studime gjuhësore: Hyrje në historinë e gjuhës shqipe. Fonetika historike. Parashtesat. Biblioteka Linguistikë (in Albanian). Rilindja. p. 210. Retrieved 2022-08-06.
- ISBN 978-99956-720-0-3.
- ^ a b Enciklopedia e Kurveleshit p.134
- ^ Enciklopedia e Kurveleshit p.25
- ^ a b Enciklopedia e Kurveleshit p.135
Sources:
- Meçaj, Nasip; Çelaj, Xhemil; Toçi, Fatmir (2009). Enciklopedi e Kurveleshit. TOENA. ISBN 978-99943-1-496-6.