Richard Clogg, “A Concise history of Greece”, 2nd edition, page 67

From the “Biblical and Theological Dictionary” by Richard Watson, New York 1832

The account of Richard Davey, originally published in 1897 contains an earnest description of the Moslem and Christian nationalities under the Ottoman Empire. As the author makes it explicitely there is nothing like “Macedonian ethnicity”  but instead Macedonia at his time, contains a mixture of ethnicities, mainly Greek and Bulgarian.  Furthemore the account of Richard Davey mentions with stats the attrocities of […]

From the wonderful book of Richard West “Tito and the rise and fall of Yugoslavia” we cant but notice that there were no “Ethnic macedonians” but a mixture of Greeks, slavs, albanians and avars. The Greek monks Cyril and Methodius brought the Cyrillic script to Serbs, Bulgarians and Russians while in the major battles of Balkans there was no mention […]