“We didn’t have the opportunity to read literature that criticized the communists, but we didn’t listen to the radio either, calling the devil’s literature heresy, treason, like a believer. But the bitter reality, no matter how much I tried to justify the things I found in different ways, opened my eyes. The tragic liquidation of Nako Spiros shocked me a lot, but I also saw this more as the fault of the Yugoslavs and Koçi Xoxes.”