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The German military units moved into Albanian territory immediately after Italy signed an armistice with Allied forces on the 8th of September 1943. This event triggered a rapid shift in power across Albania and established a client state known as the Albanian Kingdom.
General Prenk Pervizi commanded the newly formed Albanian Army while working alongside German officers to maintain order. The administration retained borders acquired during previous Italian rule including most of Kosovo and Western Macedonia.
Large numbers of Serbs were killed across Kosovo starting in 1942 and Roma communities faced targeting by police and gendarmerie forces. Deportations to camps occurred throughout the occupied territory as state policy aimed to eliminate internal enemies through violence.
Authorities extracted 42,902 tons of chrome from mines operated in Kukës Klos Pogradec Gjakova and Letaj during that period. Germany received 28,832 tons of this material while export companies fell under German military management.