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Refik Veseli

Refik Veseli (1 January 1926–2000) was an Albanian photographer and formerly a co-founder of the Albanian Institute of Monuments. He was decorated along with his family by the state of Israel as Righteous Among the Nations for saving Jews during the Second World War.

Refik Veseli

This is a picture of the Berliner Kulturdenkmal (cultural monument) with the ID

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Name
Refik Veseli
Born
1 January 1926
Birthplace
Krujë, Albania
Died
2000
Place of death
Tirana, Albania
Occupation
Photographer
Nationality
Albania · Serbia
Honours
Righteous Among the Nations
Languages
Serbian

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Refik Veseli (1 January 1926–2000) was an Albanian photographer and formerly a co-founder of the Albanian Institute of Monuments. He was decorated along with his family by the state of Israel as Righteous Among the Nations for saving Jews during the Second World War.

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