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Modern Greece 1st constitution, a “Greek” is a Christian, 1827!

20081119 — makedonika

Posted in Modern Greek Myth. Tags: 1827, 1st, alien, aliens, believers, catholic, christ, christian, citizen, citizens, constitution, dynasty, ellada, ellados, first, greece, greek, greek state, greeks, hellenic, hellenic state, indigenous, jew, muslim, ottoman, protestant, provinces, slavery, state, turk, turkey. Leave a Comment »

National Geographic, who were the Christian settlers coming to Aegean Macedonia, 1925!

20081020 — makedonika

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Posted in Macedonian Immigration/Emigration. Tags: 1925, anatolian, asia minor, exchange, greatest trek, greece, greek, greeks, history, Macedonia, macedonian, macedonians, moslem, national geographic, near east, refugees, salonica, salonici, salonika, saloniki, trek, turk, turkey, turkish, turks, two million. 2 Comments »

A letter to a Macedonian warlord, 1906!

20080608 — makedonika

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Posted in Macedonia 1903-1908. Tags: 1906, bistrica, bugaromans, bulgaria, bulgarophils, greece, Macedonia, macedonian, macedonians, serbia, serbomans, turk, voyvoda. Leave a Comment »

The Greek Anti-Macedonian Struggle, 1903-1905!

20080607 — makedonika

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Posted in Macedonia 1903-1908. Tags: 1903, 1905, albanian, albanians, christian, Dimitrios Lithoksoou, florina, germanos karavangelis, greece, greek, greeks, gypsies, kastoria, kostur, lerin, Macedonia, macedonian, macedonians, muslim, ottoman empire, pavlos melas, struggle, turk, turkish empire, turks, vlach, vlachs, west, west macedonia. 12 Comments »

Greek contract mentioning Macedonian language from 1915!

20080513 — makedonika

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Posted in Macedonian Language. Tags: 1915, contract, greece, greek, greeks, language, Macedonia, macedonian, Macedonian Language, macedonians, mathew, mathew nimitz, matthew, matthew nimetz, nation, nimetz, nimitz, occupation, turk, turkey, turkish. 4 Comments »

Bertrandon de la Brocquiere met Macedonians in 1432-1433!

20080424 — makedonika

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Posted in Macedonia. Tags: 1432, 1433, 1807, albania, albanian, albanians, armies, army, balkan, balkans, Bertrandon de la Brocquiere, bulgaria, bulgarians, christendom, christian, christianity, christians, constantinople, country, despot, emperor, empire, europe, france, french, greece, greek, greeks, jerusalem, Macedonia, macedonian, macedonians, ottoman, ottoman empire, ottomans, palestine, sclavonia, sclavonians, servia, servians, travels, turk, turkey in europe, turkish empire, turks, wallachia, wallachians. 11 Comments »

The Macedonian leader Goce Delchev betrayed by Greek spy, 1903!

20080423 — makedonika

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Posted in Macedonian Newspaper Articles. Tags: 1903, article, banitsa, banitza, bulgaria, correspondent, delcheff, delchev, deltcheff, empire, goce, goce delchev, gotse, greece, greek, greeks, imro, London, london times, Macedonia, macedonian, macedonians, new york, new york times, newspaper, newspaper article, ottoman empire, revolution, revolutionaries, revolutionary, seres, sofia, spies, spy, times, turk, turkish, turkish empire, turks, vmro. 4 Comments »

Macedonian articles from the New York Times, 1904-1907!

20080420 — makedonika

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Posted in Macedonian Newspaper Articles. Tags: 1904, 1905, 1907, albania, albanians, article, articles, austria, austrian, british, bulgaria, bulgarian, bulgarians, constantinople, england, execution, executions, fugitives, government, great powers, greece, greek, greeks, insurgents, Macedonia, macedonian, macedonians, missionaries, new york, new york times, newspaper, newspaper article, newspaper articles, porte, revolution, revolutionaries, revolutionary, russia, russian, salonica, salonika, skopje, solun, starvation, thessaloniki, times, troops, turk, turkey, turkish, turks, uskub. Leave a Comment »

Macedonians found in the Memoirs of Baron De Tott, 1786!

20080416 — makedonika

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Posted in Macedonia. Tags: alexander, alexander the great, alexander the Macedonian, baron de tott, crimea, Macedonia, macedonian, macedonians, ottoman, ottoman empire, ottomans, roman, roman empire, romans, russia, tartars, turk, turkey, turkish empire, turks. 14 Comments »

Macedonians noted in the book “The Land Of The Black Mountain”, 1903!

20080404 — makedonika

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Posted in Macedonia 1903-1908. Tags: adventure, albania, albanian, albanians, austria, book, books, bosnia, bosnian, bosnians, bulgar, bulgaria, bulgarian, bulgarians, dalmatia, english, englishmen, greece, greek, greeks, Macedonia, macedonian, macedonians, montenegrin, montenegrins, montenegro, ottoman, ottoman empire, serb, serbia, serbian, serbians, serbs, turk, turkey, turkish, turks. Leave a Comment »

Mr. Gladstone and The Balkan Confederation, Macedonia for the Macedonians!

20080313 — makedonika

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Posted in Macedonian Newspaper Articles. Tags: article, bulgaria, bulgarian, bulgarians, gladstone, greece, greek, greeks, london times, Macedonia, macedonian, macedonians, newspaper, ottoman, ottoman empire, prime minister, serbia, serbian, serbians, times, turk, turkey, turkish. Leave a Comment »

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Modern Greece 1st constitution, a “Greek” is a Christian, 1827!

National Geographic, who were the Christian settlers coming to Aegean Macedonia, 1925!

A letter to a Macedonian warlord, 1906!

The Greek Anti-Macedonian Struggle, 1903-1905!

Greek contract mentioning Macedonian language from 1915!

Bertrandon de la Brocquiere met Macedonians in 1432-1433!

The Macedonian leader Goce Delchev betrayed by Greek spy, 1903!

Macedonian articles from the New York Times, 1904-1907!

Macedonians found in the Memoirs of Baron De Tott, 1786!

Macedonians noted in the book “The Land Of The Black Mountain”, 1903!

Mr. Gladstone and The Balkan Confederation, Macedonia for the Macedonians!

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