Skopje, Strouga, Monastir were known to self-witnesses travellers as having primarily a Bulgarian population.


Everybody knew the population of Macedonia was mixed since there were No “Macedonians” as FYROM propagandists would wish but instead Bulgarians, Greeks, Albanians, Turks, Serbs and Vlachs.

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Cambridge Modern History of 1910 – Greeks and Bulgarians in Macedonia
British Foreign State Papers 1890-1891 – The Bulgarians of Macedonia
Le Figaro defines FYROM’s Slavs as Bulgarians
A Frenchman in Macedonia of 1854
How the Lie was created – Bulgarians forced to renounce their Bulgarian identity and become “Macedonians”
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