Report on the State and Measures for the Development and Further Revolutionization of Monumental Propaganda

Ramiz Alia (author)

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Title	Report on the State and Measures for the Development and Further Revolutionization of Monumental Propaganda
Contributor	Ramiz Alia (author)
DOI	https://doi.org/10.21983/P3.0094.1.06
Landing page	https://punctumbooks.com/titles/lapidari-volume-1/
License	https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/
Copyright	Alia, Ramiz
Publisher	punctum books
Published on	2015-02-16
Long abstract	With the continuous care of the party and government for the preservation and further development of the patriotic and revolutionary traditions of our people, monumental propaganda acquires with us increasingly broader proportions for the immortalization of the most important events and figures, and is transforming into a powerful instrument for the reflection of the glorious history of our people and for the revolutionary and class education of the masses.1 Nowadays, beside the place-ment of hundreds of commemorative plaques, dozens upon dozens of lapidars, busts, statues, and monuments have been erected everywhere, reminding the traveller and visitor that the Albanian, as comrade Enver has said, has – sword in hand – cut the road of history in two, and that Albania has turned into a country of lapidars and construction sites.
Page range	pp. 33–37
Print length	5 pages
Language	English (Original)

With the continuous care of the party and government for the preservation and further development of the patriotic and revolutionary traditions of our people, monumental propaganda acquires with us increasingly broader proportions for the immortalization of the most important events and figures, and is transforming into a powerful instrument for the reflection of the glorious history of our people and for the revolutionary and class education of the masses.1 Nowadays, beside the place-ment of hundreds of commemorative plaques, dozens upon dozens of lapidars, busts, statues, and monuments have been erected everywhere, reminding the traveller and visitor that the Albanian, as comrade Enver has said, has – sword in hand – cut the road of history in two, and that Albania has turned into a country of lapidars and construction sites.