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2. My Life: The autobiography of the pioneer of female education in Albania I call heroes those who sacrifice themselves for others, not those who sacrifice others for themselves. This is one of the many lessons gleaned from the autobiography of one of Albania's foremost national heroes.This is the gripping story of Sevasti Kyrias-Dako, one of Albania's most significant national figures. She was the first Albanian woman to receive a higher education. She grew up in Monastir (Bitola), Macedonia, attended Protestant mission schools in Monastir and Istanbul, then went to Kor&#231a Albania in 1891 to establish the Albanian Girls&#8217School with her brother Gerasim. She taught the Albanian language in the face of strong opposition. She witnessed Albania&#8217sprogression from its last years under Ottoman rule, to independence and successive governments, and through world wars and occupations, until the beginning of the communist era. She wrote her memoirs in English but they were never published until 2016.Mini Reviews:In telling the story of the Kyrias sisters, we are telling the story of the educational movement in Albania, a story of achievement and romance.&#8212HETER JENKINS, educator and biographerNever should we deny or forget the great service done by a 'national nest' that became a hub and a fortress where national feelings and sparks both gathered and spread. This &#8220net&#8221was the Girls&#8217School in Kortcha.&#8212MIAL GRAMENO, Albanian writer, publisher, and warriorThe school of the Kyrias sisters has elevated us in the eyes of the world as people of progress for the Albanian Idea. It revived the idealism of our Renaissance. Among Albanian mothers, the school awakened feelings for the preservation of our nation, as Carmen Sylvia has expressed so

3. well: 'The woman weaves the future of the nation.'&#8212ASRENI, Albanian poet, patriot, and author of the Albanian national anthemOne of the first apostles of the Albanian language who embraced the holy but extremely dangerous idea of writing the Albanian language within Albania.&#8230When we speak of her bold actions, brave resistance, and unrivaled patriotic service, the name of Miss Sevasti Kyrias is revered as a heroine.&#8212PADELI EVANGJELI, two-time prime minister of AlbaniaPure inspiration, poetry and song. Sevasti&#8217swork is a call to the younger generation. It is the symbol of liberty and progress. It is a call to restore Albania&#8217shonor to new heights, as every Albanian employs their knowledge and efforts so that Albania may one day be listed among the most developed European nations.&#8212DHMITER DISHNICA, Albanian scholar, in Motrat Qiriazi (The Kyrias Sisters)

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