Introduction by Robert Elsie
1. Death Comes Knocking
2. 28 November 1944
3. From Gjirokastra to Korça
4. From France to Belgium: the Dropout
5. Teacher of Moral Education
6. The Founding of the Communist Party
7. A Leader with an Iron Fist
8. Nationalists and Communists
9. Head of the Provisional Government
10. The Plenary Meeting in Berat – an Interlude
11. Tirana and the Wedding
12. The Reign of Terror
13. Departure of the British and the Americans
14. The Yugoslavs: a Matter of Love and Hate
15. Stalin and the Soviets
16. The Bllok
17. Enver Hoxha and Mother Teresa
18. Split Personality
19. The Medical Team
20. The Great Purges
21. Demise of a Prime Minister
22. The Final Purges
23. The Years of Solitude
24. Death and What Remained
Chronology of the Life of Enver Hoxha
Glossary
Bibliography
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