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Comment on The book that should not exist, Macedonian-Greek lexicon from 1907 continued… by Mario

Mario — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 21:32:22 +0000

Makedonika!

Look at this: http://www.pelagon.de/?p=206

Comment on The book that should not exist, Macedonian-Greek lexicon from 1907 continued… by makedonika

makedonika — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 21:15:33 +0000

@Boro

link za koja od knigite? Fields of wheat and hills of blood ja nemam vo digitalna forma.

Comment on The book that should not exist, Macedonian-Greek lexicon from 1907 continued… by Boro

Boro — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 19:25:41 +0000

Moze da stavish link od taa kniga.

Comment on The book that should not exist, Macedonian-Greek lexicon from 1907 continued… by makedonika

makedonika — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 22:42:49 +0000

@Mario

Fala za postiranjeto za ova kniga na tvojata vebstranitsa.

Si ja imam knigata od Steppan nekade na harddrivot ama ne mozham da ja najdam sega, ako mozhesh prati mi edna kopia.

The book Fields of Wheat and Hills of Blood is already in my collection.

Comment on The book that should not exist, Macedonian-Greek lexicon from 1907 continued… by Mario

Mario — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 20:37:04 +0000

@Makedonika

I did it…

You can also take a look at http://www.makedonien-server.de, it’s a German and Macedonian speaking forum(but you can also talk in English), maybe you can find some articles.

I followed the link “За Македонцките Работи” and found there very interesting pictures of old newspapers, really, really amazing…

Have you read “The Macedonian knot” from Dr. Hans-Lothar Steppan? I have only the German version, but there should exist a Macedonian too.

And this book should be also interesting: http://www.amazon.de/Fields-Wheat-Hills-Blood-Nationhood/dp/0226424944/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books-intl-de&qid=1213216145&sr=8-1

pozdrav mario

Comment on Macedonians in the Russian Empire, 18th century! by Boj

Boj — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 15:52:46 +0000

Well John, can`t you reed well that there is Macedonian nation mentioned there beside the Serbian, Bulgarian and Vlachs.But obviously it does not fit you to sea that there in those exhibits it`s present the Macedonian nation.
Do you know what i can not understand about all this craps that you are making?It`s that you have a country,you have three seas all around you,you have a good live and standard,you have NATO and EU, YOU HAVE EVERYTHING and all of a sudden you have concluded that your north neighbor should not exist as such with his name and all his cultural features.Wile we have hardly made to ends meet and have put all our hopes in future integration in all the European institutions.Obviously you don`t have anything better to do in your live than to bother with our problems by making it to be worse.Way don`t you just live us alone and do your work as you know?

Comment on Tracing the script and language of the Ancient Macedonians! by tutorialhow2.com » Blog Archive » Tracing the script and language of the Ancient Macedonians!

Tue, 01 Jul 2008 09:39:59 +0000

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Comment on The book that should not exist, Macedonian-Greek lexicon from 1907 continued… by makedonika

makedonika — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 21:39:17 +0000

@Mario

Not yet, but will surely do. We must get the Macedonian media to pick up on this information.
Please spread this link around Mario.

Golem pozdrav od makedonika

Comment on The book that should not exist, Macedonian-Greek lexicon from 1907 continued… by Mario

Mario — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 21:21:06 +0000

Did you send Mr. Nimitz an email? I think it’s time…

Comment on Macedonia noted on a map by the National Geographic, 1962! by Voya

Voya — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 10:22:47 +0000

@ Macedonian of Sweden

There are both Hellenic and Latin inscriptions in Heraclea. Which ofcourse means, the officials from Macedonia spoke the Koine Hellenic version, as it was lingua franca of the time.

Cut your crap, unless you can say that Thracians, Illirians (extending to Slovenia), Moesians, Skythians too are Hellenic, because their inscriptions are written in the same language.

The DNA in northern Greece may be close to the Macedonian, because 1 million out of 2.5 mil, are of Macedonian origin, prior to the Greek occupation. The rest of the DNA, is the closest one with Turkey. Neither Kurds have such close with them.

@Stefanos

Macedonia was not a province in Yugoslavia. Macedonia was a federal state. So when that state became independent, it carried the same name as it was in former Yugoslavia, the Republic of Macedonia.