Features & Benefits
- Zog I became Europe's only Muslim king in 1928 at the age of 32.
- He was known for being an atypical European monarch without royal connections who created his own kingdom.
- Despite controversial reputation, he was recognized for promising to bring order and progress to Albania.
- Zog's reign ended in 1939 when he was forced into exile by Italian Fascists.
- Jason Tomes' biography sheds light on the unique character of King Zog, showcasing the reality behind the man.
- Tomes describes King Zog as a figure who fought back against assassins and conducted transactions using gold bullion.