MACEDONIA NEVER GREEK - NEVER BULGARIAN - NEVER ALBANIAN - MACEDONIA WILL ALWAYS BE FOR THE MACEDONIANS

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HISTORY OF MACEDONIA


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O GERKOMAN PRODOTIS!..... Ah! re gero Gerkoman megalos Ellin pou ta kseris,se pia sxoli espoudases,ton gaidaro na feris?. Thelis na ise Ellinas, afou ego se ksero, Makedoni emis den imaste, apo to idio selo?. Pio Ellin apo tous Ellines den ntrepese ligaki? stin doazha pou epezes tin les tora avlaki.. Akoma ke tora sinexas na vrizis tin geniasou, tha pas stin kolasi fonia na vrizis tin giagiasou.. Kalo tha ine esi na pas,stin eklisia to vradi, me tin voithia tou theou tha dis; to fos, tha dis ke to Elliniko skotadi.



ZHELEVO LERINSKO MACEDONIA

GERKOMANIA

A Disease of the mind inflicted by Greek Brutality on a massive scale.

Critical Evaluation of Historical Scholarchip on Ancient Macedonia
ETHNICITY OF THE ANCIENT MACEDONIANS

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Language of Macedonia

August 2 2001 at 4:57 AM
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MACEDONIAN PHALANX

 

MACEDONIAN: a language of Macedonia

SIL code:  MKJ
Population 1,386,000 in Macedonia (1986).Population total all countries 2,000,000 (1999 WA).
Alternate names   MAKEDONSKI, SLAVIC, MACEDONIAN SLAVIC
Dialects NORTHERN MACEDONIAN, SOUTHEASTERN MACEDONIAN, WESTERN MACEDONIAN.
Classification Indo-European, Slavic, South, Eastern.
Comments The standard dialect was recognized in 1944. Sociopolitical attitudes are strong: called 'Slavic' in Greece, considered to be a dialect of Bulgarian by some in Bulgaria. National language. Grammar. Newspapers, radio programs. Bible 1990.

Also spoken in:

Albania   
Language name   MACEDONIAN
Population 30,000 in Albania (1993 Johnstone).
Alternate names   SLAVIC, MACEDONIAN SLAVIC
Comments Called 'Slavic' in Greece. Bible 1990. See main entry under Macedonia.
 
Bulgaria   
Language name   MACEDONIAN
Comments Bible 1990. See main entry under Macedonia.
 
Greece   
Language name   SLAVIC
Population 41,017 mother tongue speakers in Greece, 0.537% of the population (1951 census).
Alternate names   MACEDONIAN SLAVIC, MACEDONIAN
Comments Speakers are bilingual in Greek, which is used for education and religion. Called 'Slavic' in Greece, where 'Macedonian' refers only to people living in Macedonia, a region in Greece. Bible 1990. See main entry under Macedonia.
 


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Bibliography database last modified: June-2001
Publications catalog database last modified: July-2001
Ethnologue data from Ethnologue: Languages of the World, 14th Edition
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MACEDONIA FOR THE MACEDONIANS

 
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INDO-EUROPEAN-LAJNOGREKI OR FTCOGIANS
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FTCOGIANS OR KOZI KRASTAVI FROM THE FTCOG

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August 2 2001, 6:39 AM 

FTCOGIANS OR INDO-EUROPEAN-LAJNOGREKI,PORTUGUSE-LATIN, ITALIAN-LATIN, ROMANIAN-LATIN, FRENCH-LATIN, SPANISH LATIN,

 
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THE TRUTH OF THE MYTH

The ancient Hellenic heritage has been stretched to such extremes, it has become a subject of ridicule around the World. A free society cannot continue under the shadows of ancient glory and myth, the chains of Hellenism have compromised the sense of freedom and reality. The concept of self-criticism is a remote idea from the national Greek psyche.

THE GERKOMAN PRAYER

THE GREEK ANTI-MACEDONIAN STRUGLE

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Leno! esi pare to kolche ke ego,tha paro tin fortoma na pame stin Tzembra ke na fortosome roshki,istera tha pame stin Giorgoa Glaa gia na fane ligo treva ta Magarina.