From La Macedoine et les Macedoniens
by Edmond B. de Belle Letters
to Rizospastis, the newspaper of the Greek Communist Party (KKE)
Documents on the Struggle of the Macedonian People
for Indipendence and Nation-State Two Italian Books
Horace G. Lunt, Harvard University: PROGRAMMATIC PREMISES FOR A MACEDONIAN STATE
by MANU THE MACEDONIAN QUESTION IN FOREIGN RELATIONS
by MANU THE BALKAN WARS
AND THE PARTITION OF MACEDONIA
by MANU AEGEAN PART OF MACEDONIA AFTER THE BALKAN WARS
by MANU THE IDEA OF MACEDONIAN LIBERATION BETWEEN
THE TWO WORLD WARS
by MANU THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE MACEDONIAN STATE
IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR
by MANU THE REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA - FROM A MEMBER STATE
OF THE YUGOSLAV FEDERATION TO A SOVEREIGN AND INDEPENDENT STATE
by MANU
THE MACEDONIANS OF AEGEAN MACEDONIA: A BRITISH OFFICER'S REPORT, 1944
by ANDREW ROSSOS
SUMMARY OF ``THE INHABITED PLACES IN AEGEAN MACEDONIA"
by Todor Simovski The British Foreign Office and Macedonian National Identity,
1918-1941
by Andrew Rossos Partial transription of the trial for war crimes of Asen Bogdanov,
former Bulgarian head of police
The Mirtschteg Reforms in Macedonia
by Gligor Todorovski Macedonia at the Paris Peace Conference (1919)
by Alexandar Hristov The Lausanne Treaty, July 24,1923 THE SEVRES TREATY, 1920 THE NEUILLY TREATY, NOVEMBER 27, 1919
THE BUCHAREST TREATY, AUGUST 10, 1913 MACEDONIAN COLLECTION
by the British Library INCOMPATIBLE ALLIES: GREEK COMMUNISM AND MACEDONIAN NATIONALISM IN THE CIVIL WAR IN GREECE,
1943-1949
by Andrew Rossos, University of Toronto Remembering
by Naum Pejov, Petar Sarakinov, Marko Dimitrov THE BALKAN CRISIS
by Roland G. Usher, the Atlantic Monthly, January 1913
THE BULGARIAN OCCUPATION OF KOSOVO (1915-1918)
by Noel Malcolm (in Bulgarian, Win Cyrillic) THE LEGEND OF THE BULGARIAN SAVING OF THE JEWS
by Ivan Iovkov (in Bulgarian, Win Cyrillic)) A RUSSIAN DOCUMENT ON MACEDONIA IN 1945
by Nova Makedonija
(in Macedonian) Autonomist Movements of the Slavophones in 1944: The Attitude of the Communist Party of Greece and the Protection of the Greek-Yugoslav Border
by Spyridon Sfetas
Another ``jewel" of modern Greek historical science. Notice how the author decribes the suppression and subsequent jailing and execution of Macedonian leadership and fighters
immediately after World War II by theYugoslav authorities because of plans for seccesion from Yugoslavia and unification of Macedonia. His next paragraph turns comical with explanation that afterwards the Yugoslavs
tried to ``macedonize" the population. Macedonia in the 1940s
by Yiannis D. Stefanidis JEWISH FAMILIES OF BITOLA: CASSORLA, ERGAS AND OTHERS The national identity of the members of the Macedonian Literary Society
by Blaze Ristovski, Nova Makedonija, in Macedonian Necessity of Russian
Agreement to oppose Aggression Against Greece in Guise of a Movement for Macedonian independence
a secret memo by F.D. Roosvelt Review of Men in White Aprons, A Study of Ethnicity and Occupation
by Harry Vjekoslav Herman, from Biser Balkanski German Antiguerrilla Operations in the Balkans
(1941-1944)
by the U.S. Army Center of Military History |
kedonskata zemja site tie
berea. Do deneska samo na eden pravoto ne go priznaa. Pravoto na Makedonecot da ja ora svojata zemja i edinstveno toj da go bere plodotna svojata niva. Stariot gospodar na taa zemja, pravoto na golemiot makedonski duh
- ne be{e priznat. Istorijata na ~ove{tvoto e polno so nepravdi...Makedonija se prestori vo pepeli{te...(1938)