It was used by the Albanian chief Isa Boletin in 1910 when he rebelled against Turkey. An autonomous government was proclaimed in June 1911 and a red flag with the black double-headed eagle was raised in Prishtina (now in Kosovo). A few weeks later, the flag was flying all over Southern Albania as well.
Around Windham. Welcome to our Official Website. Windham is a thriving community located in the southern region of the State of New Hampshire in Rockingham County. With a current population of approximately 15,000, the Town offers excellent educational, recreational, and business opportunities.
Rockingham County was eventually organized in 1769 and incorporated in 1771 as one of the five original counties and named for Charles Weston Wentworth, Second Marquis of Rockingham. Rockingham County is located in the southeastern portion of the state and contains all 18 miles of New Hampshireâs coastline. The county is bordered by Maine to the northeast and Massachusetts to the south. The overall land mass is 699 square miles with a population of nearly 300,000 (www.nh.gov/oep).