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1 April 2004
  • The characteristic quarter of Mangalemi lays at the feet of the citadel in the Albanian city of Berat, April 2005. (OSCE/Mari-Ann Roos)
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  • The surrounding area of the Albanian city of Berat as seen from its citadel, April 2005. (OSCE/Dinka Zivalj)
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  • A beach near the Albanian city of Vlora, 150 kilometers south of capital Tirana, August 2004. (Joana Karapataqi/OSCE)
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  • Water gushing from the Koman hydroelectric power plant in the North of Albania, June 2004. Albanian power production is almost exclusively based on the hydroelectric power plants. (Suela Shala/OSCE)
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  • The skyline of Tirana is constantly changing due to new constructions, November 2003. (Joana Karapataqi/OSCE)
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  • One of Tirana's most populated areas as seen from an 18-story building in the centre of the Albanian capital, November 2003. (Joana Karapataqi/OSCE)
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  • Elderly people play dominoes, their favourite pastime, in a Shkodra park, April 2004. (Joana Karapataqi/OSCE)
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  • A mosque and a church side by side in Shkodra provide an illustration of religious tolerance in Albania, April 2004. (OSCE/Joana Karapataqi)
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  • The ancient fortress of Rozafa is the most prominent landmark in Shkodra. According to legend, a young mother named Rozafa was confined alive so the fortress could be built, April 2004. (Joana Karapataqi/OSCE)
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