Migjeni
![Portrait of Migjeni, photographed by [[Geg Marubi]]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6d/Migjeni_%28portrait%29.jpg)
Migjeni is considered to have shifted from revolutionary romanticism to critical realism during his lifetime. He wrote about the poverty of the years he lived in, with writings such as "Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread", "The Killing Beauty", "Forbidden Apple", "The Corn Legend", "Would You Like Some Charcoal?" etc., severely conveyed the indifference of the wealthy classes to the suffering of the people.
The proliferation of his creativity gained a special momentum after World War II, when the communist regime took over the full publication of works, which in the 1930s had been partially unpublished. Provided by Wikipedia
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Superior document: Vepra 2
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Superior document: Vepra 1
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Superior document: Albanian Studies 8
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