About Aleks Çaçi
Aleks Çaçi (15 August 1916 – 23 February 1989) was an Albanian author of the socialist realism period. == Early life == Aleks Çaçi came from a respected Albanian family from Palasa. He started to work at a very early stage of his life. While working the land, he also found himself employed in the printing offices of the time. Aleks Çaçi finished the Trade School of Vlora and the Institute of High Trade (business would be the equivalent of today) in Greece. After the liberation of Albania from fascism, he completed the school of the regime "Vladimir Ilic Lenin". He was among the early and young authors of the realist literature, or socialist realist as it was later dubbed, of the 1930s, as well as a member of the Communist Group of Korça. == Literary career == As a result of his revolutionary activities as well as his writings, in 1936, he was isolated in the city of Berat for two years by King Zogu's regime. Çaçi was an active member of the war for independence from foreign oppression. Since the early days of the organisation, he worked in the editing group of "Kushtrimi i Lirise"(Battle cry of Freedom) where he published many articles, poems and prizes.
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