The three Macedonias of Greece, NO PROVINCE, another Greek LIE!

The Republic of Greece, is not devided into Provinces but rather into Peripheries.

 There are 13 Peripheries in Greece which of three holds the name of Macedonia with a geographical definer connected to it.

 They are;

  1. Dytiki Makedonia (West Macedonia)
  2. Kentriki Makedonia (Central Macedonia)
  3. Anatoliki Makedonia kai Thraki (East Macedonia and Thrace)

As we can see all of the names have a geographical definer and one of them is a complex name with the inclusion of Thrace in it.

Dytiki Makedonia (West Macedonia)

Kentriki Makedonia (Central Macedonia)

Anatoliki Makedonia kai Thraki (East Macedonia and Thrace)

A map showing all Periperies in the Republic of Greece

All these maps are found on the Official EU website, http://europa.eu/index_en.htm, direct link to Greece; http://europa.eu/abc/maps/members/greece_r_en.htm

12 Responses to “The three Macedonias of Greece, NO PROVINCE, another Greek LIE!”

  1. Владимир Says:

    Уфф мамата грчка да им ја ебам јас на нив..
    Племе расипано циганско од Етиопија…

  2. akritas Says:

    There are 13 peripheries (nine on the mainland and four island groups), which are further subdivided into 54 prefectures.
    Officially there ARE 10 geographical Regions (Διαμερίσματα) of Greece which are still sometimes used in popular discourse.

    E.g.
    …. usage from the Greek statistical Service

    Here one official source as about the usage
    http;//www.statistics.gr/gr_tables/synoptikh.pdf

    What is your point Jordan ?

  3. alex Alexander Says:

    I really dont undersatnd what this has to do with the facr that Macedonia is an ancient part of Greece its language was greek as confirmed by all historical writings and was definately nothing to do with the language spoken in the Republic of Macedonia which is a dialect of the Bulgarian language , the Bulgarians haveing come to this area in the early 12centuary

  4. Αλέξανδρος Says:

    Οι πραγματικοί Μακεδόνες…………….

    Edited by makedonika: NO GREEK LANGUAGE Please, only English or Macedonian!

  5. Alexander I Killhellen Says:

    Abre Alex, understand for once - the original Bulgars had their own non-slavic language.What exactly it was i leave to linguists.The point is - it was not Slavic.When they conquered modernday Bg and Mk - both the ppl and the language ‘drowned’ in the ppls and language of Macedonia spoken there since ancient times - the same one wich was Alexander’s and his Macedonians mothertongue.

    So, the MODERN SLAVIC Bulgarian (wich is an asiatic name in origin and has nothing to do with anything Slavic) is a dialect of Macedonian. You can trust me on this 100% - as for a person who knows the language the deviations in bg from mk are OBVIOUS!!

  6. Ivica Says:

    I’m wondering is there any possibility somebody in front of so much facts and evidences to say something opposite
    НАПРЕД МАКЕДОНИЈО

  7. John Says:

    Makedonika,

    Get a hold of yourself!! You declare that the Greeks tell “lies”, and you are demostrating complete ignorance of the subject you are supposed to enlighten your readers about (or is it intentional distortion, again?)!! (see response by akritas above;).

    Commented by makedonika: This information is taken from the EU official website, the administrative units in Greece are according to what I have posted above, nothing else.

  8. GreekHoplite Says:

    What is your point? Put a geographical identifier to ur name and end of story… Dont make Gruefski a hero for nothing. It is easy the way to the irredentism and hatress in order to preserve the power in a country. There will be a competition of nationalism in ur country in the next weeks

  9. GreekHoplite Says:

    All these post you have mark Macedonia as a geographical region which of course it is and it will always be, and not as a country or nation

  10. John Says:

    @Makedonika

    If I recall correctly, the first version of your posting showed a different map!! Now, that you posted these maps (second version), what is your point? Where is the “Greek Lie”?

  11. makedonika Says:

    @John

    what are you talking about?

  12. John Says:

    @ Makedonika

    What exactly is the “Greek Lie” here, and what is the motivation? As I said before, get a hold of yourself!!

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