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His name, in official papers and according to the majority of sources, was "Redžo Mulić". In Albanian, his name would have been spelled "Rexho Mulliqi", however, he was born, lived and worked in Yugoslavia and never in Albania. The Albanian spelling is scarcely found in sources.--Zoupan 12:26, 6 April 2014 (UTC)Reply
He signed mostly as "Rexhep Mulliqi". This comes from sources. In his first creations, he used the name Redžo Mulić. After that he switched to the Albanian one. They accused him of not being Albanian back than while he was working in RTK, and he rejected all the claims.
Most of the Kosovo Albanians have the wiki names in Albanian as well although they might have lived most or all their lives in Yugoslavia.
