Llazar Fundo (English Wikipedia)

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Enver Hoxha, Selected Works: Nov. 1941-Oct. 1948; Volume 1. "8 Nëntori" Pub. House, 1974. Page 316 [1]
Vllamasi, Sejfi; Verli, Marenglen (2000). Ballafaqime Politike në Shqipëri (1897–1942): Kujtime dhe Vlerësime Historike. Tirana: Shtëpia Botuese "Neraida". ISBN 999-2-77-131-3. Ata që muarrën pjesë në "Konare" prej opozitës së vjetër qenë: Fan Noli, Qazim Koculi, Mustafa Kruja, Riza Dani e Xhevat Korça; nga anëtarët e ish- Krahut Kombëtar, civilë e oficerë: Kol Tromara, Qazim Kokoshi, Llano Borshi, major Shefqet Korça, kapitenët Ariz Çami e Riza Cerova; shumica dërrmuese e rinisë, që kanë qënë anëtarë të shoqërisë "Bashkimi", si: Halim Xhelo, Sejfulla Malëshova, Llazar Fundo, Qamil Çela, Demir Godelli, Selim Shpuza, Haki Stërmilli, Reshat Këlliçi etj.

Stephen Schwartz (2009-04-20), 'Enverists' and 'Titoists' - I, Bosnian Institute, archived from the original on 2012-02-19, retrieved 2009-12-24, Fundo was a Vlach...
‘Enverists’ and ‘Titoists’ - I Archived 2012-02-19 at the Wayback Machine "Llazër Fundo was murdered in Kosova while participating in an anti-Stalinist and anti-fascist movement led by a powerful family of Kosovo Muslim notables, the Kryeziu brothers. Gani Kryeziu and his two brothers Hasan and Sahit, from Đakovica, were sons of a long-established Kosovar Albanian leader. During the second world war, the Kryezius favored the British, Americans, and other democratic and non-Communist powers in the Allied coalition."

Stephen Schwartz (2009-04-20), 'Enverists' and 'Titoists' - I, Bosnian Institute, archived from the original on 2012-02-19, retrieved 2009-12-24, Fundo was a Vlach...
‘Enverists’ and ‘Titoists’ - I Archived 2012-02-19 at the Wayback Machine "Llazër Fundo was murdered in Kosova while participating in an anti-Stalinist and anti-fascist movement led by a powerful family of Kosovo Muslim notables, the Kryeziu brothers. Gani Kryeziu and his two brothers Hasan and Sahit, from Đakovica, were sons of a long-established Kosovar Albanian leader. During the second world war, the Kryezius favored the British, Americans, and other democratic and non-Communist powers in the Allied coalition."