Dignified Symbols for Historical Events

Kujtim Buza (author)

Kleanth Dedi (author)

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Title	Dignified Symbols for Historical Events
Contributor	Kujtim Buza (author)
Contributor	Kleanth Dedi (author)
DOI	https://doi.org/10.21983/P3.0094.1.08
Landing page	https://punctumbooks.com/titles/lapidari-volume-1/
License	https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/
Copyright	Buza, Kujtim; Dedi, Kleanth
Publisher	punctum books
Published on	2015-02-16
Long abstract	As a direct result of the great care of the party and the government, a healthy social opinion has been created in our country to keep alive the mass and individual heroism and to immortalize the different events of lo-cal and national importance.1 There is a sensible growth in the number of memorials in our country. Nowadays, we have about 500 lapidars, over 300 commemorative plaques, 140 busts, and 27 monuments and memorials. The study of the number of those symbols also brings out problems that show their appreciation by dif-ferent regions. We do not pretend that there is an equal-ity in number between regions. There are differences and there have to be. Those are related to the number of events or persons that one or the other region has to be commemorated.
Page range	pp. 45–47
Print length	3 pages
Language	English (Original)

As a direct result of the great care of the party and the government, a healthy social opinion has been created in our country to keep alive the mass and individual heroism and to immortalize the different events of lo-cal and national importance.1 There is a sensible growth in the number of memorials in our country. Nowadays, we have about 500 lapidars, over 300 commemorative plaques, 140 busts, and 27 monuments and memorials. The study of the number of those symbols also brings out problems that show their appreciation by dif-ferent regions. We do not pretend that there is an equal-ity in number between regions. There are differences and there have to be. Those are related to the number of events or persons that one or the other region has to be commemorated.