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Jan 14 • 12:53 UTC • 🇭🇷 Croatia • Večernji List

"Everyone Goes Mad in Their Own Way," says Albanian author Stefan Çapaliku in his new book about growing up under a communist regime

Stefan Çapaliku's novel "Everyone Goes Mad in Their Own Way" illustrates his childhood experiences and the traumatic impact of communist rule in Albania, blending humor and nostalgia.

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