Major-General Percy

The transcript discusses Albania's new public buildings as symbols of foreign influence, particularly through cash loans aimed at involving King Zogue in alliances. British officers, including Major General Sir Jocelyn Percy, intervened in Albania, organizing military units. Despite this, Mussolini continued his plans, maintaining Italian influence in the region.

What do Albania's new public buildings represent in the context of foreign relations?

• A monument to foreign influence

• A representation of cultural heritage

• A symbol of national independence

• A tribute to King Zog's reign

What event marked the end of foreign intrigues in Albania?

• The signing of a peace treaty

• The construction of new buildings

• The abdication of King Zog

• The arrival of British officers

Who were the British officers that came to Albania after negotiations in London?

• King Zog and his advisors

• Mussolini and his diplomats

• Major General Sir Jocelyn Percy and two colonels

• A group of Italian generals

What role did King Zog continue to play after the British intervention?

• He became a military leader

• He served as a royal advisor

• He was exiled from Albania

• He joined the Italian legation

What was Mussolini's involvement in Albania after the British officers arrived?

• He focused on domestic issues in Italy

• He continued planning with the Italian legation

• He withdrew all Italian influence

• He formed an alliance with King Zog