James Pettifer, Miranda Vickers:The Albanian Question: Reshaping the Balkans. I.B. Tauris, London 2007, ISBN 978-1-86064-974-5, S.259 (englisch, Teilansicht des Buches bei Google Books– Zitat: “[…] the reopening of posts and roads that were closed after the 1948 crisis with Yugoslavia, such as the important crossing between Albania and Montenegro at Vermosh”).
Lepusha.Komuna Kelmend,archiviertvomOriginalam31.Dezember 2015;abgerufen am 24.Juli 2013(englisch).
History – Independence.Komuna Kelmend,archiviertvomOriginalam16.September 2011;abgerufen am 24.Juli 2013(englisch,Zitat: “This Albanian-Yugoslavian 'understanding' was approved by the governments and the final protocol about the actual border was signed in Firence (July 26, 1926). The right of Plava-Gucia and Podgorica inhabitants to pass through Vermoshi and vice-versa was conveyed in the protocol. Unfortunately, this right is not yet realized.”).
History – Supporting democracy.Komuna Kelmend,archiviertvomOriginalam11.Juni 2016;abgerufen am 24.Juli 2013(englisch,Zitat: “The 17-year-old boy Pellumb Pellumbaj from Vermoshi was massacred at the border, in June 14, 1990. He became a symbol of the first anticommunist demonstration of Shkodra youth (June 16, 1990). The demonstration was the prologue of people's massive rush in the Embassies (July 2, 1990) and the students movement in Albania.”).
Lepusha.Komuna Kelmend,archiviertvomOriginalam31.Dezember 2015;abgerufen am 24.Juli 2013(englisch).
History – Independence.Komuna Kelmend,archiviertvomOriginalam16.September 2011;abgerufen am 24.Juli 2013(englisch,Zitat: “This Albanian-Yugoslavian 'understanding' was approved by the governments and the final protocol about the actual border was signed in Firence (July 26, 1926). The right of Plava-Gucia and Podgorica inhabitants to pass through Vermoshi and vice-versa was conveyed in the protocol. Unfortunately, this right is not yet realized.”).
History – Supporting democracy.Komuna Kelmend,archiviertvomOriginalam11.Juni 2016;abgerufen am 24.Juli 2013(englisch,Zitat: “The 17-year-old boy Pellumb Pellumbaj from Vermoshi was massacred at the border, in June 14, 1990. He became a symbol of the first anticommunist demonstration of Shkodra youth (June 16, 1990). The demonstration was the prologue of people's massive rush in the Embassies (July 2, 1990) and the students movement in Albania.”).