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	macedonia - Article and Reference from OnPedia.com
		Macedonia is a geographical and historical region of the Balkan peninsula in south-eastern Europe with an area of around 67,000 square kilometres and a population of 4.65 million.
		Greece argues that this usage is inaccurate as Macedonia is in fact inhabited by a number of different peoples, none of whom has a historically exclusive claim to the term with the exception of the native Macedonians who have inhabited the region since the days of ancient Macedonia.
		Macedonia was initially divided into four republics subject to Rome before finally being annexed in 146 BC as the first Roman province.
	www.onpedia.com /encyclopedia/Macedonia (4307 words)

	OMO Ilinden PIRIN Program
		Party OMO "ILINDEN" - Pirin is a heir apparent of the most steady and constructive traditions of the struggling organizations in the Pirin Macedonia - of VMRO from the period of its formation to the death of Jane Sandansky in 1915, and restored in 1990 by the name of "OMO Ilinden".
		OMO - PiRIN insists on the restoration and preservation of national and cultural wealth of the Macedonians as Bulgarian citizens, and in particular, on the preservation of the ethnic, cultural and language originality of all the national minorities in the Republic of Bulgaria.
		Pirin Macedonia is a region having remarkable natural resources and incomparable and unique natural and architectural places, some of which are unmatched throughout the Europe and are of significance for the world natural heritage.
	www.makedonika.org /pirin/pirin_program.htm (2703 words)

	Timeline of the History of Macedonia
		Macedonia is located in the center of the Southern Balkans, north of ancient Hellas (Greece), east of Illyria, and west of Thrace.
		Macedonia is denied independence and the Treaty of Bucharest (August 1913) partitions the country between Greece, Serbia, and Bulgaria.
		New constitution is adopted, declaring the Republic of Macedonia a sovereign, independent, civil, and democratic state, and recognizing complete equality of the Macedonians and the ethnic minorities in the country.
	www.historyofmacedonia.org /ConciseMacedonia/timeline.html (2473 words)

	Macedonia
		Macedonia was a country to the north of Greece.
		Alexander The Great of Macedonia (the first king to be known by the words the great after his name) is considered to be one of the best military leaders of all time and a military genius to say the least.
		Macedonia avoided conflict in 1991 by convincing the Yugoslav army stationed there to take its weapons and go home and that they would not claim a share of the weapons.
	www.geocities.com /CapitolHill/Senate/9443 (2646 words)

	Macedonia (region) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Macedonia is a geographical and historical region of the Balkan peninsula in southeastern Europe whose area was re-defined in the early 20th century.
		The part of Macedonia west and north of the line of partition was contested by both Serbia and Bulgaria and was subject to the arbitration of the Russian Tsar after the war.
		However, the embargo had bad impact on the Republic of Macedonia's economy as the country was cut-off from the port of Thessaloniki and became landlocked because of the UN embargo on Yugoslavia to the north, and the Greek embargo to the south.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Macedonia_(region) (8634 words)

	MACEDONIAN POETRY
		"Macedonia through the Centuries" is an exhibition of documents representing a concise retrospective review on the genesis of the Macedonian people concerning the political, economic and cultural life in Macedonia, in the course of the long period of history, from time immemorial until nowadays.
		Alexander was born in 356 BC in Pella, the ancient capital of Macedonia.
		The Macedonian sun is found in the icons and frescoes in the churches throughout the whole territory of divided Macedonia, and speaks of volumes of tradition as the Macedonian nation had cherished it for centuries.
	members.tripod.com /giorgi10 (1398 words)

	Blagoevgrad Province - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kamenitsa Peak and the lake Tevno ezero in Pirin
		The region is regarded by many of the people living in the Republic of Macedonia as part of an irredentist imaginary state that unites the whole geographical region of Macedonia.
		Today the idea of “united” Macedonia is part of the doctrines only of extremely right-orientated parties and organizations in the Republic of Macedonia.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Pirin_Macedonia (1268 words)

	Macedonian Heritage - Yugoslav - Bulgarian Relations from 1955 to 1980
		That concession was tantamount to a Bulgarian admission of the existence of a "Macedonian nation", to recognition that the inhabitants of Pirin (Bulgarian Macedonia) were part of the newly-established nation, and to consent for the Pirin region to be absorbed into the People's Republic of Macedonia.
		The failure of these negotiations was followed by intensification of the war of words over the Macedonian Question, focusing on the events held in Bulgaria to mark the centenary of Bulgarian liberation from the Turkish yoke -that is, of the Treaty of San Stefano (1878).
		This book, containing 452 documents and texts of all kinds dating from the 6th century AD to 1940, was intended to prove the Bulgarian origins of the Slav population in Macedonia down the centuries, and of Macedonia itself as a whole.
	www.macedonian-heritage.gr /Contributions/contr_Kofos_1.html (2047 words)

	Macedonia, region, Europe. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05
		Bulgarian, or Pirin, Macedonia is largely coextensive with the Blagoevgrad (formerly Gorna Dzhumaya) province of Bulgaria (c.2,500 sq mi/6,475 sq km) and is largely populated by Macedonians.
		Emperor Basil II recovered it (1014–18) for Byzantium, but after the temporary breakup (1204) of the Byzantine Empire during the Fourth Crusade, Macedonia was bitterly contested among the Latin Empire of Constantinople, the Bulgars under Ivan II, the despots of Epirus, and the emperors of Nicaea.
		The Yugoslav constitution of 1946 made Yugoslav Macedonia an autonomous unit in a federal state, and the Macedonian people were recognized as a separate nationality.
	www.bartleby.com /65/ma/MacedoniaReg.html (951 words)

	Macedonian Liberation Movement
		It is ironic that the “founders” of the Socialist Republic of Macedonia saw the IMRO as the greatest threat to Macedonia since it had been so historically linked to Bulgarian nationalism in Macedonia and that it was necessary for the ”Macedonians” to reject it as being chauvinist.
		However, Macedonia was the stronghold of Yugoslavia’s erstwhile allies, the Greek partisans who, between November 1944 and February 1945 attempted a failed overthrow of the Greek government.
		Although Bulgarian policy on Macedonia was largely passive afterwards, it was constantly accused of oppression and denationalization of the Pirin “Macedonains” by daily Skopjean radio broadcast and newspapers.
	www.macedoniagreece.com /modernhistory4.php (5580 words)

	The Macedonia-Bulgaria Dispute or Endless Torment of Clio
		Macedonia’s diverse ethnic and religious composition ensured that it became a battlefield for the nationalistic interests of its neighbours.
		The Blagoevgrad province or Pirin Macedonia in Bulgaria
		In 1999, the OMO-Ilinden Pirin was registered as a political party, and elected two mayors and three members to municipal councils in the Goce Delcev and Razlog areas.
	www.axisglobe.com /article.asp?article=737 (2430 words)

	Pirin part of Macedonia
		Macedonia was a single geographic entity until the Balkan Wars of 1912-13.
		These regions are known as the Republic of Macedonia (independent since 1991), Aegean Macedonia (occupied by Greece since 1913), and Pirin Macedonia (occupied by Bulgaria since 1913).
		Upon annexation of Macedonia's territory, Serbia, Greece and Bulgaria began terrorist campaigns aimed at expelling or forcibly assimilating the indigenous ethnic Macedonian population.
	www.mymacedonia.net /pirin/pirin.htm (245 words)

	The Macedonian Minority in Bulgaria
		After the partition of Macedonia in 1913, the Macedonians of Pirin became a minority, within the new Bulgarian borders. The results of the 1946 Bulgarian census concerning the Macedonian population were never made public by the Bulgarian authorities.
		CIA Ethnic Map of Balkans and Macedonia is another strong proof of the existence of ethnic Macedonians in Pirin Macedonia, Bulgaria.
		We, the Macedonians in Pirin Macedonia and the other Macedonians, who have been moved forcefully, or 'freely' to the provinces in the country, are not given the right to organized political and cultural social life.
	www.historyofmacedonia.org /MacedonianMinorities/pirin.html (1415 words)

	Macedonian Heritage - FAQ
		In Roman times the name Macedonia was used for a much wider area, including Paeonia (but not Dardania), parts of Thrace, Thessaly, and Southern Greece, while in the Byzantine Empire it was completely disassociated from classical Macedonia; it was a division (theme) in Thrace bordering on the Black Sea.
		Riding on the wagon of terminological confusion, historians and linguists from Belgrade and Skopje codified the Slavic dialects in Macedonia as a new Slavic language: the “Macedonian language” (makedonski jazik).
		This was the linguistis’ contribution to assist the new state (the People’s Republic of Macedonia) in moulding a new Slavic nation—the “makedonska natsia”—as a means of severing the Bulgarian connection of the Slav-speakers of Macedonia.
	www.macedonian-heritage.gr /FAQ.html (3688 words)

	Macedonian in New Jersey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Historic Macedonia, the land of Alexander the Great and Saints Cyril and Methodius the apostles of the Slavonic civilization, is located in southeast Europe.
		In Aegean Macedonia (northern Greece) and Pirin Macedonia (in west Bulgaria), Macedonians make up large minorities, while the Macedonian region in Albania is entirely populated by Macedonians.
		Macedonian is the official language of the Republic of Macedonia and it is also spoken by the Macedonian minorities in Greece, Bulgaria, and Albania, and by the Macedonian Diaspora around the world.
	www.macedonians-nj.org (233 words)

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		In Macedonia itself, everybody is convinced that the Bul-garian position is becoming less and less credible day by day, for the Macedonian nation is emerging more and more and emanating stronger and stronger gravitational forces as each day passes.
		2.The BWP-C is of the opinion that the preparations for establishing the conditions for this unification and for the unification of the Pirin region with the PR of Macedonia is the affair of the Macedonians themselves and is the common task of Bulgaria and Yugoslavia[9].
		As early as in July 1948, the CC of the BCP denied Yugoslavia all influence in Pirin Macedonia, but, interestingly enough, continued to uphold the principle of "the cultural autonomy of the Macedonian population of the Pirin region"[11].
	www.gate.net /~mango/Oschlies_1.htm (3390 words)

	Reality Macedonia : Pablin77 Was Here (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The second of August 2003 marks the centenary of the Ilinden Uprising, an unsuccessful attempt to free Macedonia of five hundred years of Turkish Ottoman occupation. Despite being a failure, many historians regard the rebellion as laying the foundations of a future independent Macedonian nation-state.
		Ironically, on 2 August 1944, the People's Republic of Macedonia, the part known as Vardar Macedonia that had been under Serbian domination since 1913, was proclaimed at the ASNOM Conference (Anti-fascist Council for the National Liberation of Macedonia), held at the Prohor Pchinski monastery.
		The objective of the mission was to lay the foundation for a national uprising in all occupied parts of Macedonia.
	www.realitymacedonia.org.mk /web/news_page.asp?nid=2748 (1752 words)

	OMO Ilinden PIRIN - Political Party of the Macedonian Minority in Bulgaria (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		A member of "OMO-Ilinden" - PIRIN can be every citizen of the Republic of Bulgaria, who is not a member of another political party on the territory of R. Bulgaria and outside it, accepts its By-laws and Programme and express willingness to implementation of the aims and purpose of the Party.
		A member shall be admitted to membership by the General meeting of the local section, on the territory of which the applicant is residing, on the grounds of his application.
		"OMO-llinden" - PIRIN shall be merged and terminated by a resolution of the National conference by a majority of two-thirds of the Elected delegates.
	www.omoilindenpirin.org /about_bylaws.html (3419 words)

	S T A T E M E N T
		The academicians, corresponding members of the Academy, the professors, associated professors, the scientific researchers and the wide public meet, with a feeling of deep satisfaction, the annonced in the medias, expression of readiness by the democratic governments of both countries readiness to resume the negotiations, preceding the signing of the international documents.
		It is precisely the victory of the democratic forces in Republic of Macedonia that opened the route for clearing all the obstacles, artificially created for more than half a century by the Serbo-communist authorities and their succesors in the relations of the young republic with all its neighbours.
		The policy of "equi-distance" towards all neighbours is replaced by the new government of Republic of Macedonia with a policy of mutual approach, which is in harmony with the European norms of behaviour.
	www.macedoniainfo.com /docs/statement.htm (1005 words)

	T. Mitev, Chapter 2 - 3
		This barbed wire, obviously has been put up to separate the Macedonians of Serbian Macedonia from the Macedonians in Bulgaria, so as to destroy all national connections and to force the young generation to forget the old routes, the old Bulgarian language and the old religion and to be serbicised.
		Laibayer first describes the geographic borders of Macedonia, stressing on the fact that, Salonica is a most natural gate of the region to the world.
		This has to be stated clearly, as all evidences preceding the 70-ies/ of the 19th century/ show, that the main element in the population was the Bulgarian.
	www.macedoniainfo.com /books/tm/tm_2_3.html (2062 words)

	Macedonians of Aegean Macedonia
		As a result of that war the territorial integrity of Macedonia, which comprised a natural economic and, in the main, an ethno-cultural unity, was violated for the first time since the era of the warring dynastic states in the medieval Balkans.
		Macedonia was partitioned by force of arms in a war between the claimants to it; Bulgaria, on the one hand, and allied Greece and Serbia, on the other.
		Statistics on the ethnic composition of Macedonia under Turkish rule, the area consisting roughly of the Vilayets of Salonica, Monastir (Bitola) and Kosovo, are notoriously unreliable and confusing; its Slavic-speaking population, the Macedonians, were claimed by the Bulgarians, Greeks and Serbians.
	www.gate.net /~mango/britrep.html (11205 words)

	Macedonia for the Macedonians
		These regions are known as the Republic of Macedonia (independent since 1991), Aegean Macedonia (presently within the borders of Greece), and Pirin Macedonia (within the borders of Bulgaria).
		A small part of Macedonia was given to Albania in 1919 (known as Mala Prespa and Golo Brdo).
		Before 1988, and the Republic of Macedonia's imminent independence in 1991, the official Greek policy was to deny the very existence of the name Macedonia.
	www.makedonija.info (366 words)

	Macedonia - Area and Boundaries (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Republic of Macedonia bounds four countries: SR.Yugoslavia in the north, Bulgaria in the east, Greece in the south, and Albania in the west.
		After the Balkan Wars and the division of Macedonia in 1913, Pirin Macedonia was taken by Bulgaria, Aegean Macedonia was taken by Greece, Vardar Macedonia was taken by Serbia, and some small parts were given to Albania.
		The territory of today's Republic of Macedonia was actually the part that in 1913 was taken by Serbia, i.e.
	www.cs.earlham.edu /~dusko/InfoMak/land/area.html (388 words)

	The Macedonian minority in Bulgaria on the difficult way for self-determination
		The specific about the Macedonian minority is that they live compactly in Pirin Macedonia and in the country there are many Macedonian refugees from Pirin and Aegean Macedonia.
		Creation of cultural relations between the cultural houses in Pirin Macedonia and the Republic of Macedonia, between the cultural enlightenment and church organisations in Aegean Macedonia, Europe, America, Canada, Australia.
		This is in fact their purpose for increasing the life standard of the Macedonian population in the region of Pirin.
	lgi.osi.hu /ethnic/relations/1/ivanov.html (1378 words)

	Macedonia Pen Pals and Penfriends
		The region is divided between the present-day republics of Greece, with roughly half of the area and population; the Republic of Macedonia, with around 40%; and Bulgaria, with less than a tenth.
		The Greek part is sometimes referred to as Makedonia or Aegean Macedonia, the Republic of Macedonia as Vardar Macedonia (or Vadarska banovina) and the Bulgarian part as Pirin Macedonia.
		Due to a naming dispute, the Republic of Macedonia is formally known by the United Nations, other international organizations and all states except Turkey, Northern Cyprus, and the People's Republic of China as the "Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia" (FYROM).
	penpalsite.com /macedonia-penpals.htm (393 words)

	Interview with Mr. Stojko Stojkov by Liljana Ristova
		Stojkov, you are one of the five member executive committee from the OMO Pirin political party, from the Pirin part of Macedonia.
		However, if the entire national ideology of Bulgaria is projected to the maximum, to include all of Macedonia as a territory, as a culture and as a history, the acknowledgment of the Macedonian identity will without doubt bring a psychological cataclysm in Bulgaria.
		Therefore, the belief of the local government is a lie unless they think that the "local population" are the 10-15 members of the local VMRO who are very close to the Bulgarian police.
	www.maknews.com /html/articles/ristova/interview_stojko_stokov.html (2064 words)

	Macedonia, Macedonian, Pan-Macedonian Association USA, Inc.
		To unite all Macedonians and all other Hellenes and Philhellenes, to protect the Hellenic origin of the name, history, and culture of Macedonia, to counter falsifications and distortions of history, to promote our Hellenic history and culture, and to strengthen the educational and cultural ties between the United States of America and Greece.
		Ancient Macedonia "A bird's eye view" By Dr. Kostas Vitkos and Mr.
		Cultural autonomy must be granted to Pirin Macedonia within the framework of Bulgaria.
	www.panmacedonian.info (443 words)

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