Catholic Encyclopaedia – In the Classicification of Slavonic peoples found no “Macedonians”

in Encyclopaedia, Linguistics, Modern Macedonian History / by / on July 19, 2008 at 5:32 am /

One of the most valid and interesting accounts about Slavonic people is the one of Catholic Encyclopaedia. In the article related to the Slavs in America, it contains plenty of info about Slavonic people in general.

It makes clear the slavs migrating to US from Macedonia were BULGARIANS while ALL the accounts of “the greatest representatives of Slavonic linguistics” in 19th c. about classification of Slavic languages and peoples,  made it explicit there was NO “Macedonian” language or people!!!!

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  1. Encyclopaedia Britannica 2007 edition
  2. 1920 – ‘International Geography’ about Macedonia’s population and “ethnic Macedonians” nowhere to be found
  3. Hugh Pulton, Who are the Macedonians
  4. A 17th Century Catholic Text about Macedonia
  5. World and its Peoples : Western Balkans
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