Xhevdet mustafa biography

Anticommunistic group in Communist Albania

The Mustafa Band was a group of four Albanian exiles who wanted to kill Enver Hoxha in 1982.

The plan failed and two of its members were killed and one arrested.^[1][2]

Members

• Sabaudin Hasnedar † (Dino) – chairman of the group.

  The unknown and sensational story of the so-called “Xhevdet Mustafa gang”, which included: Sabaudin Haznedari, Xhevdet Mustafa and Halit Bajrami.

• The unknown and sensational story of the so-called “Xhevdet Mustafa gang”, which included: Sabaudin Haznedari, Xhevdet Mustafa and Halit Bajrami.
• The rare testimony of Gafurr Haznedari from the city of Durrës, the brother of the 'kapos' of that gang, who tells for the first time the whole story.
• Xhevdet Mustafa † (Jerry) – born , fled Albania in and moved to Staten Island, New York, where he operated a car repair company.
• Escaped from Albania in in the direction of America, Xhevdet Mustafa is the man who entered as the last person who would descend on Albania to kill the.
• Group, led by Xhevdet Mustafa, on the southern coast of Albania.

Born c. 1925, a marginalized communist and friend of Halit, and fled to Greece with him in 1950. After leaving Greece he was banned from the United States for several years on political grounds, and became owner of a commercial laundry in Rome.

• Xhevdet Mustafa † (Jerry) – born 1940, fled Albania in 1964 and moved to Staten Island, New York, where he operated a car repair company.

  Mustafa was associated with Albanian mafia boss Xhevdet Lika and obtained financing from Leka I, Crown Prince of Albania. All were allegedly in the drug trade and Mustafa was already facing a 1981 indictment, and fled the country.^[3] At the age of