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Macedonians acknowledgeing their ethnicity, 1846!

20090418 — makedonika

Posted in Macedonia. Tags: gjorgjia, Macedonia, macedonian, macedonian truth organization, macedonians, makedonski, priest, slavic, slavs, www.macedoniantruth.org, www.macedoniantruth.org/forum/. Leave a Comment »

Ethnic map showing where Albanian was spoken in the Peloponnese, 1890!

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Posted in Modern Greek Myth. Tags: 1890, albanian, albanians, dialect, dr. alfred philippson, ethnographic, hellenized, language, mani, map, maps, morea, newgreek, peloponnes, peloponnese, slav, slavic, slavs, tribe, tribes, tsakonian, tzakonian. Leave a Comment »

Macedonia was Slavic speaking in the 8th-10th century!

20081114 — makedonika

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Posted in Macedonian Language. Tags: 10th, 1991, 1998, 8th, 8th-10th, anna giacalone ramat, balkans, century, eighth, eighth century, epirus, europe, european, f. conte, gli slavi, indo, indo-european, indoeuropean, language, languages, Macedonia, macedonian, Macedonian Language, macedonians, Mediaeval, Medieval, Middle Ages, paul ramat, slavic, slavs, south, southern, southern balkans, southern slavs, tenth century, thessaly, times. 1 Comment »

Macedonian speaking areas include Bulgaria and Greece!

20081114 — makedonika

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Slavs are indigenous in the Balkans!

20080730 — makedonika

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Posted in Macedonia. Tags: alinei, balkan, balkans, bronze-age, curta, dalmatia, florin, florin curta, italic, Macedonia, mario, mario alinei, slavic, slavs. 1 Comment »

Macedonian is the origin of all Slavic languages, Webster Dictionary, 1967-1969!

20080730 — makedonika

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Posted in Macedonian Language. Tags: 1967, 1969, dictionary, indo-european, language, languages, Macedonia, macedonian, macedonians, macedonic, slavic, webester. 3 Comments »

The Konikovo Gospel, a bilingual Macedonian-Greek manuscript, 1852!

20080722 — makedonika

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Posted in Macedonian Language. Tags: bilingual, church, dialect, evangelium, friedman, gospel, greek, greek letters, helsinki group, konikovo, konikovo gospel, kratovo, kukush, Macedonia, macedonian, Macedonian Language, macedonians, manuscript, ohrid, professor, refugees, slavic, southern, vardar, vernacular, victor friedman, voden. 4 Comments »

Dictionary near for Macedonians, New York Times, 1962!

20080722 — makedonika

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Posted in Macedonian Newspaper Articles. Tags: 1962, bulgaria, bulgarians, dictionary, greece, greeks, Macedonia, macedonian, macedonians, new york, new york times, newspaper, slavic, times, yugoslavia. Leave a Comment »

The German Linguist Albrecht Wirth recognized the Macedonians in 1914!

20080715 — makedonika

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Posted in Macedonia 1914-1918. Tags: 1914, albanian, albrecht wirth, balkan, bulgarians, croats, der balkan, Fallmerayer, greece, greeks, Macedonia, macedonian, macedonians, makedonien, makedonier, mazedonien, mazedonier, serbs, slavic, slovenes, slovenians, south slavs, sparta. Leave a Comment »

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 »

Austrian atlas notes the Macedonians and the Macedonian language, 1921!

20080714 — makedonika

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Posted in Macedonian Language. Tags: 1920, 1921, albanians, alois fischer, atlas, austria, bulgaria, bulgarians, census, croat, croatian, croats, earth, estimation, germans, greeks, hickmann, hungarians, indo-european, indo-germanic, indogermanic, italy, jews, language, languages, Macedonia, macedonian, macedonians, muslim, newgreek, peoples, races, serbian, serbo-croats, serbs, slav, slavic, slavs, slovene, slovenes, slovenian, turks, universal atlas. 1 Comment »

Proclamations sent to the Macedonians in 1711!

20080423 — makedonika

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Posted in Macedonia. Tags: albania, albanians, balkan, balkans, bosnia, bosnians, christian, christianity, christians, church, empire, god, greece, greek, greeks, herzegovina, Macedonia, macedonian, macedonians, montenegrins, montenegro, orbini, orthodox, orthodox church, ottoman, ottoman empire, podgorica, proclamation, russia, russian, slav, slavic, slavonic, slavs, turkey, turkish empire, turks. 5 Comments »

The charter of Alexander The Macedonian, found in the book by Orbini, 1601!

20080414 — makedonika

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Posted in Macedonia. Tags: 1601, aleksandar makedonski, alexander, alexander the great, alexander the Macedonian, athens, charter, greece, greek, greeks, legacy, Macedonia, macedonian, macedonians, mars, mauro orbini, mavro orbini, megali alexandros, nile, Phillip II, pluto, privilege, slav, slavic, slavs, zeus. 46 Comments »

Macedonians mentioned in Mauro Orbini’s “The Kingdom of the Slavs”, 1601!

20080414 — makedonika

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Posted in Macedonia. Tags: 1601, agria, aleksandar makedonski, alexander, alexander the great, alexander the Macedonian, alexandria, byzantine, byzantium, Curtius, dacia, Egypt, egyptians, franks, freedom, greece, greek, greeks, ilirian, iliricum, language, Macedonia, macedonian, macedonians, mauro orbini, mavro orbini, megali alexandros, nation, Phillip II, philota, plutarch, rhodopes, slav, slavic, slavs, slovenes, thrace, thracia, tyre. 4 Comments »

The book that demolishes the Greek myth in Macedonia!

20080323 — makedonika

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Posted in Macedonia. Tags: assimilation, bulgaria, bulgarian, bulgarians, ethnic, ethnicity, greece, greek, greeks, Macedonia, macedonian, macedonians, minorities, minority, nation, nationalism, nationality, propaganda, slav, slavic, slavonic, slavs, turkey, turks. 34 Comments »

Macedonians in the Russian Empire, 18th century!

20080314 — makedonika

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Posted in Macedonian Immigration/Emigration. Tags: bulgaria, bulgarian, bulgarians, christian, church, greece, greek, greeks, hussar, immigration, Macedonia, macedonian, macedonians, orthodox, ottoman, ottoman empire, regiment, regiments, russia, russian empire, serbia, serbian, serbians, slav, slavic, slavs, ukraina, vlach, vlachs. 8 Comments »

The People of Turkey a book from 1878!

20080313 — makedonika

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Posted in Macedonia. Tags: bulgaria, bulgarian, bulgarians, greece, greek, greeks, hellenic, hellenism, Macedonia, macedonian, macedonians, ottoman, ottoman empire, slav, slavic, turkey. 3 Comments »

Was Basil the Macedonian a Slav, were Cyril and Methodius to?

20080313 — makedonika

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Posted in Macedonia. Tags: alexander the great, alphabet, basil the macedonian, christian, church, constantinople, Cyril, Cyril and Methodius, dialect, Kiril, Macedonia, macedonian, macedonians, Methodius, Metodi, salonica, salonika, slav, slavic, slavonic, solun, thessaloniki. 1 Comment »

The Macedonian can be called neither Bulgarian nor Serb, but simply Macedonian!

20080308 — makedonika

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Posted in Macedonia 1914-1918. Tags: bulgaria, bulgarian, ethnic, ethnicity, greece, greek, language, Macedonia, macedonian, macedonians, minority, occupation, propaganda, serb, serbia, serbian, slav, slavic. 15 Comments »

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Macedonians acknowledgeing their ethnicity, 1846!

Ethnic map showing where Albanian was spoken in the Peloponnese, 1890!

Macedonia was Slavic speaking in the 8th-10th century!

Macedonian speaking areas include Bulgaria and Greece!

Slavs are indigenous in the Balkans!

Macedonian is the origin of all Slavic languages, Webster Dictionary, 1967-1969!

The Konikovo Gospel, a bilingual Macedonian-Greek manuscript, 1852!

Dictionary near for Macedonians, New York Times, 1962!

The German Linguist Albrecht Wirth recognized the Macedonians in 1914!

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

Austrian atlas notes the Macedonians and the Macedonian language, 1921!

Proclamations sent to the Macedonians in 1711!

The charter of Alexander The Macedonian, found in the book by Orbini, 1601!

Macedonians mentioned in Mauro Orbini’s “The Kingdom of the Slavs”, 1601!

The book that demolishes the Greek myth in Macedonia!

Macedonians in the Russian Empire, 18th century!

The People of Turkey a book from 1878!

Was Basil the Macedonian a Slav, were Cyril and Methodius to?

The Macedonian can be called neither Bulgarian nor Serb, but simply Macedonian!

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