Black-and-white photograph showing the 'Tsouflia School' at Gevgeli, one of the many schools founded with funds donated by expatriate Greeks, communities,or wealthy individuals, 1850-1913, Athens, Gennadeios Library. From the surviving Greek community regulations (for Thessaloniki, Monastir, Veroia, Kavala, Edessa, Krousovo, etc.), which were worked out within the framework of the reforms of 1856 (Hatt-i-Humayun), it becomes ...

The first Natives from Macedonia who went as immigrants in American Soil and were recorded in US cencuses were of course Greeks. In the 1880 US Census we find Thomas Protopsaltis,  Antonis Protopsaltis and Konstantinos Trico or Traikos. These Persons identified themselves in the US cencus as being born in Macedonia. Thomas was a 32-year old physician and a widower who ...

18 April 2009, Serbian scholar Gojko Subotić, hosted by MANU*, states that the historical Ohrid Archbishopric had a Greek cultural character. *"Makedonska Akademija na Naukite i Umetnostite" ("Macedonian Academy of Arts and Sciences"), highest academic institution of FYROM. From the Youtube Channel of Srbolog  

- The Hellenism during Nicaean Period -  The use of the terms "Graikoi" and "Hellenes" in Byzantium. - The Emperor Theodore II Laskaris in the panegyric of his father calls Alexander the Great as "Emperor of the Hellenes" Thanks to Kostas68 for providing the images.

29 Jun 2009 Dina Gerolymou The need to disseminate information on the truth surrounding the Macedonian issue was highlighted in the Australian Macedonian Advisory Council’s (AMAC) annual dinner. Hundreds of Greek Australians attended AMAC’s fundraiser on Friday and were treated to a marvellous speech by Sydney University Professor Vrasidas Karalis. Prof Karalis outlined the history of the ancient region ...

The critical input by Professor Brian Joseph, a respected linguist and an authority on South Slavic Linguistics  is greatly appreciated. Let me state from the outset that I recognize the hard work behind the late Vasko Karadza’s dictionary. Obviously, this was a labour of love. It should be noted though that this dictionary which is promoted ...

“Greece in evolution..”, 1910 by Abbott, G. F. (George Frederick)   Account by a Frenchman self-witness who found himself in Macedonia and specifically "to Demir-Hissar, to Barakli-Djoumai'a, to Serres, to Nevrocop, to Razlog, to Djumal-Bala, to Melnik, to Petritch, to Drama, to Cavalla, to Niaousta, to Vodena, to Sorovitch, to Clissoura, to Kastoria, to Monastir, to Megarovo, ...

Discovery of Macedonian coins and other finds during archaeological excavation near Carevi Kuli, South-Eastern FYROM. Pay attention from 0:37 to 0:40.

Branko Geroski, editor-in-chief of "Sega" weekly, attacks the stubborn lack of desire by the Government of FYROM to find a compromise solution in the name dispute between Skoplje and Athens.

FYROM's Kanal5 investigates the latest proposals and views on the name dispute by Evangelos Kofos, an eminent Greek academic and scholar of Macedonian studies.