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Ion Dragoumis recognizes the Macedonian language in 1907!

20090501 — makedonika

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Posted in Macedonian Language. Tags: 1907, bitola, ion dragoumis, Ίων Δραγούμης, Μαρτύρων και ηρώων αίμα, Macedonia, macedonian, Macedonian Language, macedonian truth organization, macedonians, Martyrs’ and Heroes’ Blood, monastiri, mto, www.macedoniantruth.org, www.macedoniantruth.org/forum/. Leave a Comment »

National Geographic, On the Monastir road, 1917!

20080908 — makedonika

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Posted in Macedonian Newspaper Articles. Tags: 1917, bitola, bulgar, first world war, Macedonia, macedonian, macedonians, monastir, monastir road, national geographic, road, serb, war. 4 Comments »

Macedonians burned to death by Greeks, New York Times, 1908!

20080722 — makedonika

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Posted in Macedonian Newspaper Articles. Tags: 1908, bitola, burned, dragosch, dragosh, festival, greek, greeks, Macedonia, macedonian, macedonians, monastir, new york, new york times, newspaper, times, victims, village. 3 Comments »

The Macedonians of Aegean Macedonia: A British Officer’s Report, 1944!

20080715 — makedonika

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Posted in Macedonia 1940-1949. Tags: 1944, academic, aegean, allies, america, andartes, andrew, andrew rossos, army, bitola, britain, british, bulgaria, comitadji, communism, communists, eam, elas, fascist, florina, germans, greece, greek, italians, journalist, kastoria, komita, kostur, lerin, Macedonia, macedonian, Macedonian Language, macedonians, metaxas, minority, monastir, officer, partisan, partisans, prespa, prilep, propaganda, rossos, royalists, salonika, scholar, slav, slavic, snof, solun, tempo, tito, world war II, yugoslavia, zagorichani. Leave a Comment »

Dimitar Rizov speaks about his Macedonian nationality, 1912!

20080608 — makedonika

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Posted in Macedonia 1912-1913. Tags: 1912, bitola, bulgarians, christian, dimitar rizov, greeks, Macedonia, macedonian, Macedonian Language, macedonians, serbs, slav, turks. 1 Comment »

The first school district to teach in Macedonian, Kostur, 1892!

20080314 — makedonika

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Posted in Macedonian Language. Tags: belgrad, bitola, bulgaria, bulgarian, bulgarians, church, dialect, dictionary, grammar, greece, greek, greeks, kastoria, kostur, language, literary language, Macedonia, macedonian, macedonians, propaganda, school, serbia, serbian, serbians. 6 Comments »

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