Greek feminist newspaper of 1888 verifies Alexander was Greek

in Alexander the Great, Modern Macedonian History / by / on February 5, 2007 at 4:15 pm /

From the greek Feminist newspaper “Εφημερίδα των Κυριών“, published in Athens, at the paper of 31 July of 1888.

In the text we can read lines like “we, fellow-citizen women, imitating our ancestor, we can break through the Gordian Knot” or “we shouldnt limit the teaching in the typical and etymological grammar, in analysis of periods and speeches, in the simple narration of the achievements from Miltiades, Themistocles, Alexander and Philopoemen…” that leave no room for doubt and contrary to the FYROMian propaganda, Greeks of 19th century viewed Alexander as their ancestor and his achievements were taught in Greek schools among the accomplishments of other famous ancient Greeks.

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