During the Interwar Period, disaffected Kosovar Albanians formed a 'Committee for the National Defence of Kosovo' in Shkodër in 1918, their main demand being the unification of Kosovo with Albania. A general revolt started, known as the Kachak (outlaw) movement, led by Azem Galica, against the incorporation of Kosovo into Yugoslavia.
In 1918, during the Interwar Period, disaffected Kosovar Albanians created a 'Committee for the National Defense of Kosovo' in Shkodër. Their main goal was to unify Kosovo with Albania. A rebellion ensued, referred to as the Kachak (outlaw) movement, led by Azem Galica, opposing Kosovo's incorporation into Yugoslavia.