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By Miltiades Elia Bolaris
A 2007 article by the Greek political scientist Constantinos Holevas, originally published in Antibaro, a Greek magazine made its re-appearance in the Akritas Macedonian blog recently. http://akritas-history-of-makedonia.blogspot.com/
It is titled “The importance of the name and Byzantine Diplomacy”.
Professor Holevas reminded us in this article that the Byzantines never called their state Byzantium. They called themselves… ***READ MORE*** Tags: byzantine, constantinople, constantinos holevas, Diplomacy, eastern roman empire, macedonia, macedonian issues, Miltiades Elia Bolaris, roman empire
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January 7, 1885
FROM: The Greek Community of Megarovo, Tirnovo and Nizopolis {Pelagonia, between Big Prespa and Monastiri}
TO: The Patriarch of Constantinople
“Your Holiness the Ecumenical Patriarch,
We have been aware of the memorandum submitted on December the 22nd… ***READ MORE*** Tags: BRITAIN, bulgaria, constantinople, ecumenical, greeks, macedonia, macedonians, Megarovo, nizopolis, patriarch, rumelia, Tirnovo
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Christianization of Bulgaria
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Christianization of Bulgaria was the process of converting 9th-century medieval Bulgaria to Christianity.
Contents
Tags: bulgaria, Byzantine Empire, Byzantines" or "Greeks, christianity, constantinople, Cyril and Methodius, Khan Boris, slavic, Slavonic alphabet, Wikipedia
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Byzantine–Bulgarian Wars
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Byzantine-Bulgarian Wars
Clockwise from right: The battle of Anchialus; Khan Omurtag; The Emperors of Bulgaria and Byzantium negotiate for peace; Emperor Nikephoros II Phokas.
Date
680 -
Tags: Balkan peninsula, bulgarian, byzantine, constantinople, John I Tzimiskes, Nikephoros II Phokas, Simeon I, Wikipedia
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Describing the situation of Ottoman Macedonia before liberation. Bulgarians and Greeks at each other’s throats in Macedonia with the Turks playing both sides. Of course no sign of alleged “Ethnic Macedonians”.
Tags: 1916, abdul hamid, brigands, bulgarians, constantinople, edwin pears, greek, greeks, himli, macedonia, o'conor, sultan
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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.
… ***READ MORE*** Tags: bulgarians, constantinople, monastir, skopje, strouga
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Turkey and the Eastern question ([1913]) Macdonald, John, M. A
By Macedonia22… ***READ MORE*** Tags: 1913, bulgar-macedonian, bulgarian slavs, constantinople, eastern, greeks, john, macdonald, macedonia, question, scotland, slavic, slavs, turk, turkey, turkish, villager
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