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Kasëm Trebeshina (born 5 August 1926, in Berat, Albania) is an Albanian writer and dissident. 〔http://www.letersia.fajtori.com/Letersi/Moderne/Kasem_Trebeshina/index.php〕 ==Biography== Kasëm was born in Berat, Albania on 5 August 1926. He finished elementary education in his birthplace and continued high-school in Elbasan. In 1942 he joined the military in the National-Liberation war during which he was injured and had to stop his education temporarily. Kasëm was one of the voices of dissent during the post-World War II era in Communist Albania, voice which got him arrested three times and even falsely proclaimed by the oppressive regime as a madman.〔Hamiti, Asllan. Sopaj, Nehas. "''Gjuhe Shqipe dhe Letersi''" p.250〕 Kasëm spent 17 years in prison. All the oppressions Kasëm faced during his lifetime would fuel, influence, and affect his literary work. After the infamous 1997 riot in Albania Kasëm fled from Albania and migrated to Istanbul, Turkey where he lives today. His novel "Odin Mondvalsen" was translated into German by Hans-Joachim Lanksch, published in Klagenfurt Austria in 1994. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Kasëm Trebeshina」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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