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Vardarska banovina -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article Vardarska banovina (Banovina of Vardar) was one of the territorial subdivisions of the (additional info and facts about Kingdom of Yugoslavia) Kingdom of Yugoslavia between 1929 and 1941. Vardarska banovina -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article It was named after the river (additional info and facts about Vardar) Vardar and its administrative capital was the city of (Capital of modern Macedonia) Skopje. www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/v/va/vardarska_banovina.htm   (73 words)

Encyclopedia: Vardarska banovina Vardarska banovina (Banovina of Vardar) was one of the territorial subdivisions of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia between 1929 and 1941. This banovina was located in the southernmost part of the country, encompassing the whole of today's Republic of Macedonia, southern parts of Serbia proper and southwestern parts of Kosovo. It was named after the river Vardar and its administrative capital was the city of Skopje. www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Vardarska-banovina   (73 words)

History of the Republic of Macedonia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia After the First Balkan War of 1912-13, Vardar Macedonia was made part of Serbia as Vardarska banovina ("Province of Vardar") and subsequently the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, whose 1929 constitution also called the area Vardarska banovina. For history of the Macedonian region, of which a small part of FYROM overlaps, see en.wikipedia.org /wiki/History_of_the_Republic_of_Macedonia   (73 words)

The truth about Macedonia Vardarska banovina, Dunavska banovina, Mordavska banovina etc. and FYI all of these are named after the river crossing that region (Danube, Morava, Vardar).... "Vardarska" - the word grammatically is an adjective. all the names on the stamp are names of the banovinas. www.network54.com /Forum/message?forumid=22270&messageid=1112521538   (73 words)

ARNES News arhiv / - Re: not remotely funny Vardarska banovina means the Axios Governatorate and as I am informed the Axios (or Vardar)still runs through the Northern Greece. But if SlavoSkopians had an other ethnicity's name they wouldn't be named geographically Macedonian because this name in meaningful ONLY for the Greeks.** Vardarska banovina (The Vardar or Axios Governatorate) was an artificial administrative unit created by Aleksandar I of Yugoslavia in 1929. Yes, few of them could be geographically Macedonian ONLY if they were some different ethnically ( lets say Vardarians). www.arnes.si /news/archive/soc.culture.slovenia/msg19655.html   (73 words)

Vardar - Indopedia, the Indological knowledgebase The Vardar basin includes 80% of the territory of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, which is why that territory was previously referred to as the "Vardar banovina". This page was last modified 16:32, 10 May 2004 by Anonymous user(s) of Indopedia. www.indopedia.org /Axios.html   (196 words)

Research about Macedonia I simply remind the House that Tito's renaming of Vardar Banovina as the Republic of Macedonia in 1944 was a political statement. More than that, it was a territorial claim. www.greece.org /themis/macedonia/resmacedonia.htm   (1651 words)

Kingdom of Yugoslavia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Vardarska banovina (Banovina of Vardar), with its capital in Skopje Savska Banovina (Banovina of Sava), with its capital in Zagreb Vrbaska banovina (Banovina of Vrbas), with its capital in Banja Luka www.encyclopedia-online.info /Kingdom_of_Yugoslavia   (1651 words)

Amazon.com All Products Search Results Vardarska banovina (Banovina of Vardar) was one of the territorial subdivisions of... banovina was one of the chief provinces of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. The territory ruled by a ban was called banat or banovina, often transcribed... www.independentcommerce.com /icdirectory/keyword.asp?keyword=banovina   (1651 words)

Vardar The Vardar basin includes 80% of the territory of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, which is why that territory was previouslyreferred to as the "Vardar banovina ". www.therfcc.org /vardar-73435.html   (1651 words)

Republic of Macedonia The territory of the modern Republic of Macedonia became the Province of Vardar( Vardarska banovina). In 1929, the kingdom was officially renamed Yugoslavia and divided into provinces called "banovinas". After the First World War Serbia joined the newly formed Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes. hallencyclopedia.com /Republic_of_Macedonia   (1651 words)

Vardar Macedonia, 1913 .: macedonia clasp of the world :. In order to maintain "law and order" in Vardar Macedonia, now renamed Vardarska Banovina (the Vardar Regional District), 35,000 soldiers, military policemen, frontier guards and paramilitary bands were deployed. In a letter sent by the zhupans (heads of administrative districts) and the military police commanders in Vardar Macedonia to the Prime Minister and the Minister for Internal Affairs dated December 1927, a dozen measures were proposed under the pretext of combating infiltrators. To revenge the killing of colonists at Kadrifakovo and of soldiers in the village of Garvan, all the adult males from the village were taken and shot, without trial. www.popovashapka.com /macedoniainfo/history/20vek_vardar.htm   (1651 words)

The Soros Foundation in Balkan Politics Bruck prints Macedonia, she is not refering to the classic Macedonia, which is in Greece, but she refers to the Former Yugoslav republic of Macedonia, formerly known as Vardarska Banovina. The Macedonia that excited Soros was of province of Yugoslavia once know as Vardar Banovina; it was renamed the Republic of Macedonia in 1945 by Marshal Tito. Its populace varied, the largest portion being Slavs, whose ancestors had arrived in the region a thousand years after the most famous Macedonians of all, Philip II and his son, Alexander the Great. www.datatone.com /~angelos/soros.html   (1651 words)

The truth about Macedonia Vardarska banovina, Dunavska banovina, Mordavska banovina etc. and FYI all of these are named after the river crossing that region (Danube, Morava, Vardar).... all the names on the stamp are names of the banovinas. www.network54.com /Forum/message?forumid=22270&messageid=1112521538   (1651 words)

newsbody.cfm?ID=122 Prior to 1944, the area that is now called FYROM was called Vardarska Banovina (Province-of the river-Vardar).It was in 1944 that Marshal Joseph Broz Tito, the communist dicator ruling then-Yugoslavia, created Yugoslavia’s southern republic and called it “People’s Republic of Macedonia” for purely political and expansionist reasons. Where's the information on the fact that that country was called until the 1940's VARDARSKA banovina and earlier just SOUTH SERBIA?! The sole purpose for the creation of the Socialist republic under the name “Macedonia” was the eventual claim and incorporation of Greek Macedonia into communist Yugoslavia, with the port of Thessaloniki as the trophy. www.helleniclink.org /newsbody.cfm?ID=122   (1651 words)

Macedonian Heritage - The Difference Over the Name "Republic of Macedonia" Much later, in 1945, the Yugoslav communist leader Tito gave the same administrative name ("People's Republic of Macedonia") to the southern province of Yugoslavia, which until that time was known as "Vardarska Banovina" (District of Vardar). Simultaneously, its Slavonic inhabitants known until that time as ethnic Bulgarians or ethnic Serbs–were recognized by government decree as ethnic Makedontsi (Macedonians). www.macedonian-heritage.gr /NameDiff.html   (1651 words)

Macedonian Heritage - FAQ Only after the Second World War, did the Yugoslav Communist Party, in re-organizing the Yugoslav state on a federal basis, assign the name of the “People’s Republic of Macedonia&; to the former “Vardarska Banovina” (in 1963 it was renamed “Socialist Republic of Macedonia&;). The Serbian (Yugoslav) part was initially called “Southern Serbia”, but later, during the inter-war period, it was named Vardarska Banovina (Province of Vardar). www.macedonian-heritage.gr /FAQ.html   (1651 words)

Greek News - What’s in name … Up to 1945, when the Communist dictator Tito named this southern part of Yugoslavia “Macedonia,&; the area in which they are settled now was called Vardarska Banovina (Province of Vardar). According to Nina Gatzoulis, Vice President of the Pan-Macedonian Association, "there are plenty of names the people of FYROM can choose from because when the Slavs settled in the Balkans at the end of the 6th century AD, there were about 11 tribes. It was in 1944 that (Joseph Broz) Marshal Tito, the Communist dictator ruling Yugoslavia at that time, created Yugoslavia's southern republic and called it "Socialist Republic of Macedonia". www.greeknewsonline.com /modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=2229   (1651 words)

The "Macedonian Question": The question and the position of Skopje Since 1946 the Yugoslavs call it "Vardar Macedonia" (Vardarska Makedonia), referring to Greek Macedonia as "Aegean Macedonia" (Egeiska Makedonia) and to a small Bulgarian part as "Pirin Macedonia" (Pirinska Makedonia). But after the split between Tito and the Soviet Union (1948), the Yugoslav leader adopted the plan of Stalin for his own benefit, removing Bulgaria of course. They wanted to give a separate political and national existence to this newly-established socialist republic. www.hri.org /docs/macque/text2.html   (1651 words)

Banitsa Message Board Map of Vardarska Banovina or Vardar !Not Macedonia! www.biserbalkanski.com /mb/boards.asp?bid=1&page=13   (1651 words)

Republic of Macedonia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The territory of the modern Republic of Macedonia became the Province of Vardar (Vardarska Banovina 1). The republic renamed itself as the Republic of Macedonia in 1991 and peacefully seceded from Yugoslavia. The Republic of Macedonia is a portion of the geographical region of Macedonia, containing roughly 38 percent of the area and about 44 percent of the population of the wider region. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Republic_of_Macedonia   (1651 words)

Vardarska banovina - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia This banovina was located in the southernmost part of the country, encompassing the whole of today's Former Ygoslavia Republic Of Macedonia, southern parts of Central Serbia and southwestern parts of Kosovo. It was named after the river Vardar and its administrative capital was the city of Skopje. www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Vardarska_banovina   (109 words)

95-03-20.misc The Macedonia that excited Soros was a province of Yugoslavia once known as Vardar Banovina; it was renamed the Republic of Macedonia in 1945 by Marshal Tito. Subject: George Soros -- proud owner of a banana republic From: pavlovic@minerva.cis.yale.edu (Milan Pavlovic) Newsgroups: soc.culture.yugoslavia,soc.culture.greek Date: 18 Mar 1995 23:15:43 GMT Over the past 3 years, many Western policy-makers have contended that the Republic of Skopje is "weak" and "defenseless", and therefore no match for "Greek thugs" who allegedly seek to destabilize it. Its populace was varied, the largest portion being Slavs, whose ancestors had arrived in the region nearly a thousand years after the most famous Macedonians of all, Phillip II and his son, Alexander the Great. www.hri.org /news/misc/misc-news/1995/95-03-20.misc   (2012 words)

Republic of Macedonia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The territory of the modern Republic of Macedonia became the Province of Vardar (Vardarska Banovina 1). The Republic of Macedonia is a portion of the geographical region of Macedonia, containing roughly 38 percent of the area and about 44 percent of the population of the wider region. The Republic of Macedonia remained at peace through the Yugoslav wars of the early 1990s but was significantly disrupted by the Kosovo War in 1999, when an estimated 360,000 ethnic Albanians from Kosovo took refuge in the country. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Republic_of_Macedonia   (2012 words)

Republic of Macedonia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The territory of the modern Republic of Macedonia became the Province of Vardar (Vardarska Banovina 1). The Republic of Macedonia is a portion of the geographical region of Macedonia, containing roughly 38 percent of the area and about 44 percent of the population of the wider region. The lands governed by the Republic of Macedonia were part of a number of ancient states and former empires; Paionia, ancient Macedon (which established the name of the whole Macedonian region), the Roman and Byzantine empires as well as medieval Bulgarian and Serbian states. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Republic_of_Macedonia   (2012 words)

Republic of Macedonia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The territory of the modern Republic of Macedonia became a part of the Province of Vardar (Vardarska Banovina 1). The lands governed by the Republic of Macedonia were part of a number of ancient states and former empires; Paionia, the ancient Macedon (which established the name of the whole Macedonian region), the Roman and Byzantine empires as well as medieval Bulgarian and Serbian states. The Republic of Macedonia remained at peace through the Yugoslav wars of the early 1990s but was significantly disrupted by the Kosovo War in 1999, when an estimated 360,000 ethnic Albanians from Kosovo took refuge in the country. www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Republic_of_Macedonia   (1609 words)

Encyclopedia: Republic of Macedonia The lands governed by the Republic of Macedonia started to form into a country when they were part of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes (1918-1929) and the Kingdom of Yugoslavia (1929-1941, as most of Vardar ska banovina). The Republic peacefully seceded from Yugoslavia in 1991. It is often called simply Macedonia, although this can cause confusion with the wider geographical region and the Greek provinces of Macedonia. www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Republic-of-Macedonia   (1609 words)

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