Hoxha

[ haw-jah ]

noun

1. En·ver [en, -v, uh, r], 1908–85, Albanian political leader: premier 1944–54, First Secretary of the Central Committee 1954–1985.

Hoxha

/ ˈhodʒa /

noun

1. HoxhaEnver19081985MAlbanianPOLITICS: statesman Enver (ˈemver). 1908–85, Albanian statesman: founded the Albanian Communist Party in 1941 and was its first secretary (1954–85)

Example Sentences

He has been well-known internationally since his “The General of the Dead Army” novel was published in 1963 when Albania was governed by the communist government of late dictator Enver Hoxha.

From Seattle Times

It was built in 1988 as a posthumous museum for Albania’s communist-era strongman, Enver Hoxha.

From Seattle Times

Earlier, Albania's ambassador Ferit Hoxha had said it was important for member states to show it was not ready to "take an arsonist for a firefighter".

From BBC

Ambassador Ferit Hoxha also urged those who care about human rights and “the credibility of the Human Rights Council and its work” to oppose a country that kills innocent people, destroys civilian infrastructure, ports and grain silos “and then takes pride in doing so.”

From Seattle Times

Ambassador Ferit Hoxha, this month’s council president who presided at the meeting, said the missile strike and deaths in Hroza underscore again “the terrible price civilians are paying 20 months after the Russians invaded.”

From Seattle Times