- The
Slavic languages, also
known as the
Slavonic languages, are Indo-European
languages spoken primarily by the
Slavic peoples and
their descendants. They...
- will most
often refer only to so-called "
Slavophones" or "
Slavophone Gr****s". "Slavic speakers" or "
Slavophones" is also used as a
cover term for people...
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total of 110
villages with 75 po****ted by
Slavophones.
During 1951, the Gr****
census recorded 1,009
Slavophones in
Kastoria district. The Gr**** National...
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Captain lieutenant or captain-lieutenant is a
military rank, used in a
number of
navies worldwide and
formerly in the
British Army. The same rank is used...
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Ioannis Metaxas was
firmly opposed to the pro-Bulgarian
factions of the
Slavophones of
northern Greece, some of whom
underwent political ****cution due...
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Financial Control. The government,
aiming to
quell Komitadjis and
detach the
Slavophone peasants of the
region from
Bulgarian influence,
sponsored a guerrilla...
-
anthropologist Riki Van
Boeschoten in late 1993, Vevi was po****ted by
Slavophones. The
Macedonian language was
spoken in the
village by
people over 30...
-
Melbourne suburb of Fitzroy. His
parents Stamko and
Milka Daicos were
Slavophones from the
village of
Banitsa (now Vevi) in Macedonia,
Greece and arrived...
- Sandžak (known as Škrijelj/Serbian: Шкријељ)
converted to
Islam and
became Slavophones by the 20th century,
which as of
today they now self-identify as part...
- Venizelism.
Metaxas was
firmly opposed to the
irredentist factions of the
Slavophones of
northern Greece (most of whom were Bulgarians), some of whom underwent...
