Вероучение - Поука 03
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1914_Wadham Peacock, Albania: The Foundling State of Europe, Pg. 211

These hostile Churches were the cause of the recent disturbances in Macedonia. Greeks and Bulgarians especially converted the villages with fire and sword, and in Macedonia and all along the Albanian frontier it must never be forgotten, in dealing with the boundary question, that Greek, Bulgarian and Servian means the adherence of the Orthodox Church in those countries, and not…

Вероучение - Поука 03
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1915_Georgy Young – ‘Nationalism and War in the Near East’, Pg. 89

These Macedonians have a character and a dialect of their own, such as would justify their being considered one of the many distinct Yugo-Slav types.

Вероучение - Поука 03
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1904_Jakov Slishkovikj – ‘Albania and Macedonia’, Pg. 160

There are still those of today’s inhabitants of Macedonia that do not consider themselves as Serbs or Bulgarians, but a separate ethnicity, probably descendants of the ancient Macedonians.

-0200+ « 1869_Arthur de Gobineau - 'Histoire des Perses'
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-0200+ « 1869_Arthur de Gobineau – ‘Histoire des Perses’

Macedonians were by no means Greek. They were neither by race, nor by manners, nor by tendencies. Their government was not Hellenic. Their history was analogous to that of the Illyrian, Thracian, and Paeonian peoples, who lived near them, but not to that of the Hellenic cities. Извор: google.books

Вероучение - Поука 03
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1886_James G. Minchin – ‘The Growth of Freedom in the Balkan Peninsula’

• Pg. 94 • The language spoken by the majority of the tillers of Macedonian soil is a Slav dialect, which is not Bulgarian… indeed the Macedonian dialect is no more Bulgarian than the Croatian dialect is Bulgarian, though Bulgarian and Croatian are both unquestionably Slav dialects. • Pg. 95 • It is true that a Macedonian rarely speaks of…

Вероучение - Поука 03
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Dimitar, Kriva Palanka (1848)

I was born a Macedonian … It was written by God for my country to suffer from the Greeks, so they do not give us peace even today.

Ѓорѓија Пулевски
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Georgi Pulevski – ‘Dictionary of Three Languages’ (1875)

A nation is called a people who are of one kind and who speak the same language and who live and associate with one another and who have the same customs and songs and celebrations – these people are called a nation, and the place in which they live is called the fatherland of that nation. So too the Macedonians…

1903_Gaston-Routier - 'La Macedoine et la question Macédonienne', Paris
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1903_Gaston-Routier – ‘La Macedoine et la question Macédonienne’, Paris

Macedonia will be independent and the Macedonians will remain Macedonians…What the Macedonians want is autonomy for their country, with the intervention of Europe in their favor. No division, no annexation to another state; Macedonia is unique and to the Macedonians. Who can oppose the creation of an autonomous Macedonia? … Greeks have large claims, it is clear, but after the…

Dimo Hadzhi Dimov
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Dimo Hadzhi Dimov

Sometimes around Goce [Delchev] we felt like one, socialists, anarchists and nationalists, because we thought and acted only as Macedonians, everyone next to another and everyone as one.   Macedonia for the Macedonians! This idea, nevertheless, remained a Bulgarian idea until it disappeared even among the Bulgarians. Neither the Greeks, nor the Turks, nor any other nationality in Macedonia accepted…

1904.05.12_Андра Гавриловић - 'Бранково Коло' X 17, с.516
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1904.05.12_Андра Гавриловић – ‘Бранково Коло’ X 17, с.516

This winter a Macedonian theater group, under the direction of Crnodrimski, gave guest performances in Belgrade and certain other cities of the Kingdom of Serbia. It presented original Macedonian dramas in the Macedonian language. In one word, we had attempts at a new spiritual-cultural literature and art – Macedonian. Let us not fool ourselves. What Crnodrimski presented was not jargon…

1901.04.12_The Times, London - The Macedonian agitation, Boris Sarafov
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1901.04.12_The Times, London – The Macedonian agitation, Boris Sarafov

„… Македонците се сметаат себе си за целосно одвоен национален елемент.. ..Македонија мора да има припадне на Македонците …“ It is a grievous error to suppose that we seek to acquire Macedonia on behalf of Bulgaria. We Macedonians consider ourselves to be an entirely separate national element, and we are not in the least disposed to allow our country to…

Вероучение - Поука 03
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1915 « 1922_J. Abraham A, (Foreign Consul in Skopje) « James Abraham – ‘in My Balkan Log’, Pgs. 137, 138

The average Macedonian is neither Serb, nor Greek, nor Bulgar.

Katerina Tsilka (1901)
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Katerina Tsilka (1901)

Very soon a man emerged from a pile of branches and came near us. He looked nervous and confused and hesitated in his speech. ‘Please,’ I said, ‘Tell us, are you Christian bandits of Turks?’ ‘Oh,’ he said ‘We are a mixture of faiths and nationalities. Among us are Bulgarians and Albanians, Serbs and Macedonians. We even have a Jew…

1871.01.18_Petko Slaveykov - 'The Macedonian Question'
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1871.01.18_Petko Slaveykov – ‘The Macedonian Question’

We have heard other arguments as well. Certain Macedonians consider themselves as separate from the Bulgarians for another reason, for the reason that they are pure Slavs and that the Bulgarians are Tatars.

1920_Douglas Walshe - 'With the Serbs in Macedonia' Pg. 188
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1920_Douglas Walshe – ‘With the Serbs in Macedonia’ Pg. 188

Language difficulties never daunt a British Tommy, not even modern Greek or Macedonski. … He is picturesque and peaceable, he works hard in his fields, and in a large number of cases speaks ‘Macedonski’, which the Serbs call Serbian and the Bulgars Bulgarian, and knows no Turkish, and very little Greek.   Посочил: Macedonia History Извор: Archive.org