105:, had to entrust the building and the parcel to the Sarandë township. The Institute itself was formally disbanded on 1 November 1940. After Italian attempts to buy the building in November 1940 failed, the building was confiscated and converted into a military hospital. Through the efforts of Berciu, the institute was formally re-established on 13 May 1943, without any actual activity taking place in Albania, soon to be placed under
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was created on 13 July 1934 to perform "philological, ethnographical, archaeological and historical research". Consequently, on 13 August 1934, Iorga donated half of this land in Sarandë to the
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