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	References
		Later it was renamed VMORO, and after that VMRO.
		A pejorative term used by the oficial Macedonian propagandato describe the Macedonians with Bulgarian ethnic consciousness Accordingto the rerime, while the historical VMORO was supposedly struggling forthe emancipation of the Macedonian ethnic group, the 'vrhovists' of theVrhoven Makedono-Odrinski Komitet (Suprime Macedono-Odrin Committee) est.in1895 in Sofia were trying to assimilate the Macedonians into the Bulgarianethnic group.
		Yet there is no evidence that the historical VMORO had anydifferent views from thos of the vrhovists regarding the ethnic characterof the Macedonian slavs.
	www.kroraina.com /knigi/mpr/iim/refer.htm (416 words)

	Bansko \| History
		The Bansko Bulgarian Municipality assisted financially families that suffered after the crush of the Kresnensko-Razlozhko uprising 1878 - 1879 and the Ilinden uprising 1903.
		During the Balkan war, at the liberation of Bansko (October 1912), the municipality organised the collection of food and clothes for Bulgarian army and the volunteer groups of VMORO (Internal Macedonian Odrin Revolutionary Organisation).
		The new five-member municipal authority, elected in 1912 and headed by Mayor Asen Todev, was included in the newly established state administrative structure of Bulgaria.
	www.bansko.bg /history/index_engl.html (262 words)

	On 20 September a conference entitled “Ilinden and the Awakening of Macedonian National Consciousness” took place ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		His central claim was that the Ilinden uprising and the failure of Bulgaria to intervene on behalf of the Macedonians weakened the positions of the second group and caused the split between left and right in VMORO.
		His thesis was that rightists (Bulgarophiles) lost popularity, whereas the leftists drifted towards the Macedonianists and gradually their positions coalesced in the second Ilinden of ASNOM in 1944.
		It went over the history of the formation of VMORO and the uprising and repeated professor Perry’s theses from his book “The Politics of Terror” (1988) albeit with a reinforced anti-Supremist slant.
	www.makedonskatribuna.com /COLUMK.htm (647 words)

	Macedonia FAQ: PROGRAMMATIC PREMISES FOR A MACEDONIAN STATE
		The programmatic documents of VMORO, agreed on at the General Congress held in the Rila Monastery in 1905, contain the ideological, political and statutory grounds for the establishment of a new, de facto, Macedonian state.
		That is to say, it was agreed, as the basic premise, that, under the existing conditions of foreign sovereignty over the state, the Organization should constitute its organs and institutions as a state within a state.
		The kernel of the future Macedonian state was still the local revolutionary committees of VMORO (both in the villages and in the towns), but it was necessary that they develop and hold authority in local self-government.
	faq.macedonia.org /history/programmatic.premises.html (1207 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		From May 1897 he was with the Internal Macedonian and Odrinian Revolutionary Organization (VMORO) - (Odrin = Edirne = Adrianopolis).
		He was the Chief Editor of the newspaper "Delo" of VMORO.
		He was elected as a member of the overborder representation of VMORO.
	www.b-info.com /places/Bulgaria/songs/yav_song3.txt (435 words)

	Review - 'On-line books about Macedonia'
		The Gemidzhii were ready for action again in 1903, but the seizure in Dedeagach of 1000 kg dynamite, arranged by Boris Sarafov, forced the group to abandon planned attacks in Adrianople, Veles, etc., and to restrict its activity to Salonica alone.
		The Turks mistook it to be the beginning of a general uprising in Macedonia and conducted mass arrests of Bulgarians all over Macedonia.
		In fact, the Gemidzhii's action was not coordinated with the Central Committee of VMORO, and the arrest of hundreds of its members disturbed the preparations for the Ilinden uprising.
	www.promacedonia.com /english.html (2298 words)

	Talk:Old Church Slavonic - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		VMORO, the vast majority of scholarship on OCS in English refers to it as based on a Macedonian dialect (with considerable Moravian innovations absorbed into it).
		While I want to distance myself from the last statement by VMORO, which I would classify as rude, I can't help pointing out to you, Crculver, that you seem to have misunderstood what grammars and books have to say (or they themselves are inexact).
		VMORO, you cannot blanketly state that the authors of the Bulgarian manuscripts are "the most important".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Talk:Old_Church_Slavonic (17637 words)

	Talk:Bulgarians - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gospodin VMORO, izrichno e napisana godinata ot kojato e kartata, tova che vie otivate ot ednata krajnost v drugata (doseshtate se che govorja za neutralnsot i obaktivnost) ne e moj problem.
		VMORO claims that he does not wish to allow my 6.2 million figure because it was self calculated - meaning I simply used a calculator to figure in the percent Bulgarian of the Bulgarian total population - as if that somehow doesnt reflect what the CIA world factbook was implying.
		VMORO continuously refuses to admit the.3 million disparity.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Talk:Bulgarians (4747 words)

	Bulgarian Travel
		It is to be corrected with the shorthest possible delay (unforetunately I don't have time right now) VMORO :VMORO, I think that will do for a beginning.
		Kartata mozhe da se vklju4i v sekciqta Istoriq na balgarite, kogato tq bade napisana.
		VMORO Gospodin VMORO, izrichno e napisana godinata ot kojato e kartata, tova che vie otivate ot ednata krajnost v drugata (doseshtate se che govorja za neutralnsot i obaktivnost) ne e moj problem.
	www.artistbooking.com /trips/27/bulgarian-travel.html (1174 words)

	References
		Ljubco Georgievski - "Who should be reconciled with whom" - Skopje 1994.
		A pejorative term used by the oficial Macedonian propaganda to describe the Macedonians with Bulgarian ethnic consciousness According to the rerime, while the historical VMORO was supposedly struggling for the emancipation of the Macedonian ethnic group, the 'vrhovists' of the Vrhoven Makedono-Odrinski Komitet (Suprime Macedono-Odrin Committee) est.
		Yet there is no evidence that the historical VMORO had any different views from thos of the vrhovists regarding the ethnic character of the Macedonian slavs.
	members.tripod.com /~HR_Macedonia/refer.htm (480 words)

	MACEDONIAN HISTORICAL EVENTS WHICH HAPPENED IN AUGUST
		After the Balkan War and the First World War he was a leader of Macedonia progressive emigrant movement, in Bulgaria.
		Together with Gorce Petrov, Nikola Puskov and other Macedonian revolutionary, they formed the temporary representation of the formed VMORO.
		In 1905 the organisation received the name VMORO.
	www.cybermacedonia.com /naskalen.html (830 words)

	Macedonia for the Macedonians
		It took a decade for these forces to regroup to the point at which they could initiate a new phase in the struggle for liberation.
		Thus, in 1893, the Macedonian Revolutionary Organization was formed in Salonical later to be known first as the Secret Macedonian Odrin Revolutionary Organization (TMORO), and then as the Internal Macedonian Odrin Revolutionary Organization (VMORO).
		In the decade before the uprising of 1903, this organization spread its network throughout the territory of Macedonia and devised a complex organizational structure, from village committees up to the Central Committee and Representatives Abroad.
	www.makedonija.info /uprisings.html (2830 words)

	The "Historical and Architectural Reserve the Kovatchevitsa VillageпїЅ Society
		Kovatchevitsa used to meet and see off many rebels.
		There were cases when in one and the same house of the village, in the same time, representatives of the two opposite trends of the VMORO /Internal Macedonian-Odrin Revolutionary Movement/ found shelter without being aware of the others' presence.
		To be safe and to protect themselves from the Turkish power, the leaders of the local organization decided to dig a tunnel connecting the upper with the lower end of the village.
	www.kovachevica.com /en/History (1064 words)

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