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May 09 2008

Encyclopaedia of Chicago by James R. Grossman

Posted by Admin in Modern Historians, Modern Macedonian History
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From the Encyclopaedia of Chicago, we get the same message. No “Macedonian ethnicity” but instead people who considered themselves as Bulgarians or Bulgarian Macedonians prior to 1944.

Encyclopaedia of Chicago

encyclopaediaofchicago Encyclopaedia of Chicago by James R. Grossman

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  3. Catholic Encyclopaedia – In the Classicification of Slavonic peoples found no “Macedonians”
  4. Modern Historians about ancient Macedonia – Mark Grossman
  5. James Pettifer – The New Macedonian Question (St. Antony’s)
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