Drago Siliqi
He also led the company to publish more translations of foreign literary works into Albanian through the hiring of affirmed writers.Contrary to formalism practices, in his writings he would analyze by including a combination of his comments on both content and societal influence, as well as discourse and forms.He was also daring enough to express very positive notes on The Highland Lute, an Albanian national epic poem, by Gjergj Fishta, although the work had been banned in Albania at that time, due to anti-Slavic rhetoric.[3][4][1] During Siliqi's tenure the publishing house saw a boom of translations of the world's best classical literature from foreign languages into Albanian.He died on July 13, 1963, flying from China to Albania, when Aeroflot Flight 12 crashed in the vicinity of the Siberian city of Irkutsk, Soviet Union.