Zog I

Also Zo·gu I

[zohg]

noun

1. Ahmed Bey Zogu, 1895–1961, king of Albania 1928–39.

Zog I

/ zɒɡ /

noun

1. 1895–1961, king of Albania (1928–39), formerly prime minister (1922–24) and president (1925–28). He allowed Albania to become dominated by Fascist Italy and fled into exile when Mussolini invaded (1939)

Example Sentences

Ahmed Bey Zogu, 65, former King Zog I of Albania, who helped his Balkan land shake off Turkish despotism only to see it taken over, first by Italy, then by the Soviet Union; of stomach ulcers and a liver ailment; in Paris.

Read more on Time Magazine Archive

Zog means "Bird" in Albanian and King Zog I met his fianc�e in his brightest gold-lace plumage.

Read more on Time Magazine Archive

A son and heir had just been born to King Zog I and his Hungarian-American consort, Queen Geraldine.

Read more on Time Magazine Archive

To Zog I, 43, Mohammedan King of the Albanians; and his wife, Catholic Queen Geraldine, 23; a son; their first child and Albania's Crown Prince; in Tirana.

Read more on Time Magazine Archive

They came to celebrate the wedding of their 42-year-old King, Zog I, to a half-American, 22-year-old Countess Geraldine Apponyi of Hungary.

Read more on Time Magazine Archive