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pand453 15th January of 1858   Speech from the headmaster of the Thessalonikis school Pandora, identifies Macedonians as Greeks

15th January of 1858   By Kostas68

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karamitrou Hellenic Migrations and Katadesmos:A Paradigm of Macedonian Speech   Historical Background

Hellenic Migrations and Katadesmos: A Paradigm of Macedonian Speech Hellenic Migrations and Katadesmos: Historical Background Hellenic Migrations and Katadesmos: The Macedonian dialect Hellenic Migrations and Katadesmos: The language of Katadesmos Hellenic Migrations and Katadesmos: Remarks on Katadesmos and Conclusion Hellenic Migrations and Katadesmos: Bibliography   Hellenic Migrations and Katadesmos: A Paradigm of Macedonian Speech Marcus A. Templar   Historical Background The Deluge         It is a valid argument ...

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Readers emails Letter to the Editor of Washington Post by a Reader

Mr Whitlock I'm writing to you regarding your recent article published on Washington post on Tuesday, July 28, 2009 concerning the Macedonian issue. I'm one of those people that you and others unfortunately have choose to ignore, either because of ignorance or deliberately. I hope in your article we're talking about the first case. This group ...

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hliosmakedoniaDec191947 Greek Encyclopaedia Helios of 19th Dec. 1947

Another evidence that shatters the totally absurb claims of FYROM propaganda about banning of the term "Macedonia" in Greece prior to 1988 is "Helios". "Helios" was a Greek Encyclopaedia whose full title was "Neoteron Egkyclopaediko Lexikon Helios". It was renamed from "The Weekly Encyclopaedic Review 'Helios' and it was published in Athens between 1945 and 1960. In its edition ...

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normal alexander the great bukefalas The Language of ancient Macedonians

What language did these "Macedones" speak? The name itself is Greek in root and in ethnic termination. It probably means 'highlanders,' and it is comparable to Greek tribal names such as 'Orestai' amd 'Oreitai,' meaning 'mountain-men.' A reputedly earlier variant, 'Maketai,' has the same root, which means 'high,' as in the Greek adjective 'makednos' or ...

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