Ironically, this man's eponymous museum became a local headquarters for the United States Department of Aid and Internal Development after his government crumbled under successor Ramiz Alia.
Ironically, this man's eponymous museum became a local headquarters for the United States Department of Aid and Internal Development after his government crumbled under successor Ramiz Alia. In 1967, he declared his nation the world's first official atheist state and one of the curious relics of his rule is the hundreds of thousands of bunkers taking up 10% of his country's arable land. Originally aligned with Stalin, he later changed alignment to Mao and then became isolated after the defeat of the Gang of Four. For 10 points, name this leader who ruled from World War II's end to 1985 as president of Albania.
Ironically, this man's eponymous museum became a local headquarters for the United States Department of Aid and Internal Development after his government crumbled under successor Ramiz Alia.
Enver {Hoxha}