Even more interesting is to take the surname Hodja; He has a religious family.
Even more interesting is that Enver Hoxha was born in the Ottoman Empire.
The interesting thing is that he demolished all mosques and churches and declared atheism.
The more interesting aspect is that Enver Hoxha's party is still in power.
But that party was reformed into a socdem with a brief socauth stint during Alia era.
Hodja means a person who has religious knowledge and is in charge of religious affairs, a clergyman and Or a teacher in Islam
After all, what does it matter?
The party that is the continuation of Enver Hoxha. Only the name and ideology has changed. He's a social democrat. Center left wing. I mean leftists are still in power.
Stalinism, but worse. At least Jughashvili softened up on religion after 1941, but Hoxha remained anti-clerical until his death.
- "Stalinism" as an ideology doesn't exist, however here's a nice Hoxha quote for ya!: "The modern revisionists and reactionaries call us 'Stalinists,' thinking that they insult us, and, in fact, that is what they have in mind. But, on the contrary, they glorify us with this epithet; it is an honour for us to be 'Stalinists' for while they maintain such a stand the enemy cannot and will never force us to our knees." - Enver Hoxha
Hoxhaism is Internationalist
The idea of Hoxhaism being a "nationalist" ideology is absurd. Hoxhaists, as all Marxist-Leninists are, are proletarian internationalists. - Hoxha Cat
‘Oppress Turkish Proletariats’
Hoxhaists: >Claims Ataturk ‘oppressed’ the Turkish people when Ataturk liberated them with liberty and democracy >Proceeds to oppress the Albanian people.
-"Proletariats?" It's proletariat or proletarians, you don't add an s after proletariat! - Hoxha Cat