- with the Gr**** nation.
According to
Kuzman Shapkarev, as a
result of
Macedonists' activity, the
Slavs in
Macedonia had
started to use the
ancient designation...
- was to
educate these misguided (sic):
Grecomans there, whom he
called Macedonists. In 1875
Georgi ****vski
published a "Dictionary of
three languages"...
-
Macedonist may
refer to: an
adherent of
modern Macedonism an
early Macedonian nationalist from the late 19th
century a linguist, who is an
expert of Macedonian...
-
Pneumatomachi or Semi-Arians, a 4th-century anti-Nicene
Christian sect
Macedonist (disambiguation) This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with...
-
member Vlado Chernozemski ********inated
Alexander I of Yugoslavia. The
Macedonist ideas increased in
Yugoslav Vardar Macedonia and
among the left diaspora...
-
Macedonians are
often used in an
attempt to deny
their self-identification.
Macedonist (Bulgaria) Macedonians.
Skopjan / Skopjian,
Skopiana /
Skopianika (Greece)...
- "to
educate these misguided [sic]
Grecomans there", who he
called also
Macedonists. In a
letter written to the
Bulgarian Exarch in
February 1874
Petko Slaveykov...
- Bulgarians,[better source needed] who ****ert that it is
widely used by
Macedonists as part of the
irredentist concept of
United Macedonia. However, many...
- the
Southern insurgents in Macedonia. He
considered the
adherents of
Macedonist ideas to be Grecomans. He was a
leading komitaji in the
bands of the Bulgarian...
-
Zuzanna Topolińska (born 21
January 1931) is a
Polish linguist,
Slavist and
Macedonist.
Zuzanna Topolińska was born in
Warsaw into an
intellectual family. Her...
