The Macedonian can be called neither Bulgarian nor Serb, but simply Macedonian!
I said that I would rather call your Bulgarophones Macedonians. You call those people Bulgarophones, owing to their language which is similar to Bulgarian. But, is it Bulgarian, is it the same...
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A picture of Voden (Edessa) in Macedonia from 1916-1918!
Here is a picture of Voden the town was not renamed to Edessa at this time, 1916-1918. The town was renamed in the 1930s by the Greek Government.
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July 20, 1916 Rene Picard: The Autonomy of Macedonia The idea of Macedonian autonomy is familiar to all those who are acquainted with Balkan history and politics. If we asked the Christians of...
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Edmond Bouchie de Belle on the Macedonians, 1918!
1918 Edmond Bouchie de Belle on the Macedonians (Edmond Bouchie de Belle, born August 23, 1878, Doctor of Law, was a high financial official in Paris, advisor at the Ministry of Finances, and during...
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The German Linguist Albrecht Wirth recognized the Macedonians in 1914!
“Ursprünglich gibt es zwei große Zweige der Südslawen: Serben und Slowenen; dann könnte allenfalls die Mazedonier als eigener Stamm gelten. Durch Mischung der Slowenen mit einem anarischen/awarischen...
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Macedonians noted as good track laborers, 1916!
Title page. Page 5, table of contents. Page 10, foreword. Page 63. Source: “Practical Track Maintenance” by Kenneth L. Van Auken, pages 5, 10, 63. First published in 1916, second edition 1921. When...
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Macedonians drafted into the US Army, World War I, 1917!
Here are 10 World War I draft registration cards from the United States Army. Please notice whom they drafted, Macedonians from Macedonia that were living in USA. Pay extra attention to the below...
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