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'''Gjergj Qiriazi''' (1868 — 30 December 1912) was an ] publisher and writer. He was born in ], ] (now ]), where he attended the local school. Like his brother ], he studied at the ] in ], ]. He worked for the ] and took over the direction of the first Albanian girls' school in ] upon the death of his brother. In 1908 he was the president of the Albanian ''Bashkimi'' club in Monastir and later became vice-president.<ref>The Albanian National Awakening 1878-1912 by Stavro Skendi, 1967. pp. 350-353</ref> In 1908, he was a delegate at the ]. '''Gjergj Qiriazi''' (1868 — 30 December 1912) was an ] publisher and writer. He was born in ], ] (now ]), where he attended the local school. Like his brother ], he studied at the ] in ], ]. He worked for the ] and took over the direction of the first Albanian girls' school in ] upon the death of his brother. In 1908 he was the president of the Albanian ''Bashkimi'' club in Monastir and later became vice-president.<ref name="Skendi">The Albanian National Awakening 1878-1912 by Stavro Skendi, 1967. pp. 350-353, Princeton University Press, OCLC 397632</ref> In 1908, he was a delegate at the ].


Gjergj Qiriazi was one of the founders of the Albanian printing press ''Bashkimi i Kombit''. He helped his brother Gejrasim for publishing two volumes of literature, namely ''Hristomathi a udhëheqës për ç'do shtëpi shqiptari'' (Monastir, 1902) and a co-wrote with him a collection of religious verse ''Kënkë të shenjtëruara'' (Monastir, 1906).<ref>Aux origines du nationalisme albanais: la naissance d'une nation by Nathalie Clayer. 2007. Gjergj Qiriazi was one of the founders of the Albanian printing press ''Bashkimi i Kombit''. He helped his brother Gejrasim for publishing two volumes of literature, namely ''Hristomathi a udhëheqës për ç'do shtëpi shqiptari'' (Monastir, 1902) and a co-wrote with him a collection of religious verse ''Kënkë të shenjtëruara'' (Monastir, 1906).<ref>Aux origines du nationalisme albanais: la naissance d'une nation by Nathalie Clayer. 2007.

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Gjergj Qiriazi (Kyrias)
Gjergj Qiriazi
Born1868
Manastir, Vilayet of Monastir, Ottoman Empire
DiedDecember 30, 1912
Manastir, Vilayet of Monastir, Ottoman Empire
Other namesGeorge Kyrias
CitizenshipOttoman
Known forChristian Literature
Albanian School in Korçë
"Bashkim' i Kombit" newspaper
Congress of Monastir
Notable workKënkë të shenjtëruara (Monastir, 1906)
RelativesBrother of Gjerasim Qiriazi (1858-1894)
Sevasti Qiriazi (1871-1949)
Parashqevi Qiriazi (1880-1970)

Gjergj Qiriazi (1868 — 30 December 1912) was an Albanian publisher and writer. He was born in Bitola, Ottoman Empire (now Republic of Macedonia), where he attended the local school. Like his brother Gjerasim, he studied at the American College in Samokov, Bulgaria. He worked for the British and Foreign Bible Society and took over the direction of the first Albanian girls' school in Korçë upon the death of his brother. In 1908 he was the president of the Albanian Bashkimi club in Monastir and later became vice-president. In 1908, he was a delegate at the Congress of Monastir.

Gjergj Qiriazi was one of the founders of the Albanian printing press Bashkimi i Kombit. He helped his brother Gejrasim for publishing two volumes of literature, namely Hristomathi a udhëheqës për ç'do shtëpi shqiptari (Monastir, 1902) and a co-wrote with him a collection of religious verse Kënkë të shenjtëruara (Monastir, 1906).

References

  1. ^ Elsie, Robert (2001). A dictionary of Albanian religion, mythology, and folk culture. Library of Congress: New York University Press. pp. 210–212. ISBN 0-8147-2214-8. Retrieved 05/10/2010. {{cite book}}: Check date values in: |accessdate= (help); Cite has empty unknown parameter: |coauthors= (help)
  2. The Albanian National Awakening 1878-1912 by Stavro Skendi, 1967. pp. 350-353, Princeton University Press, OCLC 397632
  3. Aux origines du nationalisme albanais: la naissance d'une nation by Nathalie Clayer. 2007.

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