Sheme Filja, a 58-year-old Albanian who has lived both under the communist dictatorship and democracy, works with whitewash paint in Berat, some 120 km (75 miles) southeast of the capital Tirana, July 3, 2012. It took Filja 10 days and an army of villagers to paint the name "ENVER" on the side of Albania's Mount Shpirag in 1968, in tribute to then communist dictator Enver Hoxha. Now, as part of a documentary project, Filja has swapped the first two letters with the help of his nephew and a whitewash pump, leaving the word "NEVER" to tower over Berat for the foreseeable future. Picture taken July 3, 2012. To match story ALBANIA-HOXHA REUTERS/Stringer (ALBANIA - Tags: POLITICS SOCIETY)