Post by bisal37 on Mar 10, 2024 2:13:03 GMT -8
In 1942, Albania was occupied by Italy and the State Department no longer recognized Konica as a diplomatic representative of his country. Faik Konica's life in Washington was modest. He paid the rent for the apartment, about $80 a month, then the stenographer and secretary Charlotte Graham, who had worked for him for 12 years, and the servants, Hattie Williams and her husband. He had recently borrowed money from some friends, something less than a thousand dollars. He lived like a spoiled aristocrat, for, while he borrowed money to pay the rent, he had in his wardrobe some ten smart suits, a number of coats, full hats and shoes, and a fine collection of formal wear.
It was Monday, 5 pm on USA Phone Number December 14, when Faiku suffered a cerebral hemorrhage. Read also: Mother Teresa's letter written in Albanian Sabit Brokaj: I tell you the last two days of Enver Hoxha, how we got his heart back to work Hattie, who had served him for years, found him collapsed in the bathroom and helped him to bed. Faiku asked to call the secretary and she arrived after 30 minutes. Charlotte was a punctual and polite woman, and Faik trusted her as he trusted himself. He told her that he had a severe pain in his eye, and Charlotte suggested that they call the doctor, Robert Oden.
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Despite Faik's objections, the doctor was called. Dr. Oden, among Washington's best known and longtime friend of Faik, had been recovering from chronic hypertension for 14 years. Dr. Oden took his blood pressure. The machine showed 250/140 and the doctor said that Faiku was in danger, so a nurse should be taken or sent to the hospital. Charlotte decided to spend the night in the apartment. Late in the evening, Faik called him a couple of times, then asked for water. Before midnight, when Charlotte had started to write a letter to her husband, who served in the Air Force, she noticed that Faik was having trouble breathing but didn't seem too bad.
It was Monday, 5 pm on USA Phone Number December 14, when Faiku suffered a cerebral hemorrhage. Read also: Mother Teresa's letter written in Albanian Sabit Brokaj: I tell you the last two days of Enver Hoxha, how we got his heart back to work Hattie, who had served him for years, found him collapsed in the bathroom and helped him to bed. Faiku asked to call the secretary and she arrived after 30 minutes. Charlotte was a punctual and polite woman, and Faik trusted her as he trusted himself. He told her that he had a severe pain in his eye, and Charlotte suggested that they call the doctor, Robert Oden.
![](http://www.amerdata.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/USA-Phone-Number.png)
Despite Faik's objections, the doctor was called. Dr. Oden, among Washington's best known and longtime friend of Faik, had been recovering from chronic hypertension for 14 years. Dr. Oden took his blood pressure. The machine showed 250/140 and the doctor said that Faiku was in danger, so a nurse should be taken or sent to the hospital. Charlotte decided to spend the night in the apartment. Late in the evening, Faik called him a couple of times, then asked for water. Before midnight, when Charlotte had started to write a letter to her husband, who served in the Air Force, she noticed that Faik was having trouble breathing but didn't seem too bad.