Категорија:Историја на Македонскиот народ

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• -Целиот Серски револуционерен округ на нозе и под оружје

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• 1. Recognition/Definition/Citizenship
• 1. Македонската национална посебност и прашањето на создавање на своја државност
• 1. Необјавени архивски и други извори
• 1. Состојбата на македонскиот народ во Југословенската Федерација
• 1. Состојбата на националните и другите права на Македонците во Пиринска Македонија
• 1. Статусот на НР Македонија во Југословенската Федерација

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• 2. Language/Culture
• 2. Објавени извори
• 2. Општествено-економската положба во Македонија и иселувањето на Македонците
• 2. Положбата и националните права на Македонците во Егејска Македонија
• 2. Положбата на македонскиот народ во Егејска Македонија

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• 3. Access to the Mainstream Media
• 3. Етничките промени во Македонија - миграцијата и емиграцијата на македонското население
• 3. Положбата и правата на македонскиот народ во Пиринска Македонија
• 3. Првиот петгодишен план за развојот на Македонија

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• 4. Minorities’ Own Media
• 4. Македонија на Париската мировна конференција и по неа
• 4. Состојбата на земјоделството во Македонија

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• 5. Recruitment/Discrimination/Accreditation
• 5. Економската и друга помош на Македонија од западните земји

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• 6. Legal Restrictions on the Content of Publications
• 6. САД и западните земји во создавањето на Балканскиот пакт

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• 7. Tolerance/Portrayal
• 7. Осврт на Францускиот елаборат за Македонија

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• 8. Independence/Manipulation of the Media
• 8. Обиди за обновување на автокефалноста на Македонската православна црква (МПЦ)

9

• 9. Informal Censorship
• 9. Образование, наука и култура

A

• A Final Factor: The Treaty of Berlin
• A Review of 'Fields of Wheat, Hills of Blood'
• A. Arguments of the parties
• A. Background of the case
• A. The applicants’ claims
• About This Book
• Achievements and Obstacles for Mürzsteg’s Civil Agents
• Address by Athanasios Parisis to the first International EBLUL Conference
• Affronts and Sluggish Reforms
• Alexander of Macedon in the Historical Consciousness of the Macedonians in the 19th and 20th Centuries
• Atrocities and the Call for Intervention
• Austria-Hungary Moves on Kosovo

B

• B. Prohibitions against the holding of meetings during the period under consideration
• B. The Court’s assessment
• B. The Government’s submissions
• BIG Greek Lie 1 - Modern Greeks are direct descendents of the Ancient Greeks
• BIG Greek Lie 10 - Greeks claim no Macedonians, Turks, Albanians or Vlachs live in Greece today
• BIG Greek Lie 11 - Macedonian Monks Kiril and Metodi are Greek
• BIG Greek Lie 12 - Greek-Macedonians
• BIG Greek Lie 13 - No Macedonians Exist in Macedonia
• BIG Greek Lie 14 - Macedonians are Slavs
• BIG Greek Lie 15 - Greeks are Hellenes
• BIG Greek Lie 16 - The Macedonian Language Does Not Exist
• BIG Greek Lie 17 - The Ancient Macedonians were Greek
• BIG Greek Lie 18 - Philip II United the Greeks
• BIG Greek Lie 2 - The Koine Language is Greek
• BIG Greek Lie 20 - Macedonia was liberated in 1912, 1913
• BIG Greek Lie 3 - The Ancient ‘Greek gods’ were Greek
• BIG Greek Lie 4 - There is no such thing as a Macedonian
• BIG Greek Lie 5 - Greece is an Ethnically Homogeneous Country
• BIG Greek Lie 6 - Greeks Are a Superior Race
• BIG Greek Lie 7 - Greece is a Democratic State
• BIG Greek Lie 8 - Tito created the Macedonian Nation
• BIG Greek Lie 9 - Macedonia is Greek
• Big Greek Lies

C

• C. Other evidence concerning the aims and the activities of the applicant association and its supporters
• C. The Court’s assessment
• CASE OF STANKOV AND THE UNITED MACEDONIAN ORGANISATION ILINDEN v. BULGARIA

C продолжува

• Carving Up Macedonia: Strategic Objectives of Russia and the Austro-Hungarian Empire
• Civil Rule
• Conclusion: The Failure of the Mürzsteg Plan to Stabilize Macedonia

D

• D. Evidence submitted by the Government in support of their allegation that some of the members of the applicant association were in possession of arms
• DECLARATION
• DILEMMAS AND ORIENTATIONS OF GREEK POLICY IN MACEDONIA: 1878-1886
• DISSENTING OPINION OF JUDGE BOTOUCHAROVA

E

• E. Government’s summary of the historical context
• Even UN didn’t go further
• External Responsibilities of the Uprising

F

• FOR THESE REASONS, THE COURT

G

• Greece and the Macedonian Question
• Greek Evidence on the Authenticity of the Macedonians
• Greek Proposal for a Sovereign Macedonia
• Greek sources about the Macedonian history
• Greeks and Macedonians

H

• History of the Macedonian People - Alexander III - Lord of Asia
• History of the Macedonian People - Alexander III - The Greatest of the Great Conquerors
• History of the Macedonian People - Alexander III - To the Ends of the Earth, the Trek to India
• History of the Macedonian People - Cleopatra VII the Last of the Great Macedonian Monarchs
• History of the Macedonian People - Constantine I and the Triumph of Christianity
• History of the Macedonian People - Decline and Fall of the Pravoslav Empire
• History of the Macedonian People - Introduction
• History of the Macedonian People - Justinian I the Greatest Ruler of Byzantium
• History of the Macedonian People - Ottoman Rule in Macedonia
• History of the Macedonian People - Philip II - The Greatest of the Kings
• History of the Macedonian People - Prelude to War with Rome
• History of the Macedonian People - Revival of the Macedonian State, Language and Culture
• History of the Macedonian People - Rise of the Macedonian Empire
• History of the Macedonian People - The Aftermath of Alexander's Empire
• History of the Macedonian People - The Early Macedonian Kingdom
• History of the Macedonian People - The Period of Decline
• History of the Macedonian People - The Rise of Christianity a New Beginning
• History of the Macedonian People - The Rise of Macedonia
• History of the Macedonian People - War with Rome the Decline of the Macedonian Empires
• History of the Macedonian People from Ancient times to the Present

I

• I. THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE CASE
• I. THE GOVERNMENT’S PRELIMINARY OBJECTIONS
• II. RELEVANT DOMESTIC LAW
• II. SCOPE OF THE CASE
• III. ALLEGED VIOLATION OF ARTICLE 11 OF THE CONVENTION
• IV. APPLICATION OF ARTICLE 41 OF THE CONVENTION
• Impressum
• Intervention in Greece
• Introduction

K

• K. Misirkov- Macedonian, Macedonian culture
• K. Misirkov: Macedonian Nationalism
• K. Misirkov: The self-determination of Macedonians
• Krushevo manifes

L

• Life in the Greek Concentration Camps: Nikola's Story

M

• MACEDONIA AND ITS RELATIONS WITH GREECE
• MACEDONIA: ETHNIC AND INTERNATIONAL ISSUES
• MINORITY RIGHTS GROUP – GREECE (MRG – G) - May 2000
• Macedonia and the Macedonian people
• Macedonia: What Went Wrong in the Last 200 Years
• Macedonia: What Went Wrong in the Last 200 Years - Part I - 1800 - 1878
• Macedonia: What Went Wrong in the Last 200 Years - Part II - 1878 - 1903
• Macedonia: What Went Wrong in the Last 200 Years - Part III - Before 1903
• Macedonia: What Went Wrong in the Last 200 Years - Part IV - The 1903 Ilinden Aftermath
• Macedonia: What Went Wrong in the Last 200 Years - Part IX - Conclusion
• Macedonia: What Went Wrong in the Last 200 Years - Part V - The Young Turk Uprising and the Balkan Wars of 1912-1913
• Macedonia: What Went Wrong in the Last 200 Years - Part VI - 1912 - 1939
• Macedonia: What Went Wrong in the Last 200 Years - Part VII - 1939 - 1949 WWII & The Greek Civil War
• Macedonia: What Went Wrong in the Last 200 Years - Part VIII - The Plight of the Macedonian Refugee Children
• Macedonian Appropriation of Greek Kulturgeschichte
• Macedonian Cultural and National Thought and Action in the Period between the Two World Wars
• Macedonian State-National Concepts and Programmes up to the End of the First World War

M продолжува

• Martial Rights of the Macedonian Army
• Mieszyslaw Malecki on Macedonian language 1938
• Mürzsteg and its “Opportunities” for the Great Powers

O

• On the Macedonian Question: In the Beginning was the Word
• Origins and Legal Basis of the Mürzsteg Reform Plan

P

• PROCEDURE
• Preface-Kresna

R

• Reasons for the Suppression of the Kresna Uprising
• Reception of the Foreigners
• Recovering Macedonia
• Recovering Macedonia 1 - Expiration of the Bucharest Treaty of 1913
• Recovering Macedonia 10 - Denationalizing the Macedonians in Greece
• Recovering Macedonia 11 - The Macedonian Revival I
• Recovering Macedonia 12 - The Macedonian Revival II
• Recovering Macedonia 13 - The Macedonian Revival III
• Recovering Macedonia 14 - The Macedonian Revival IV
• Recovering Macedonia 15 - The Macedonian Revival V
• Recovering Macedonia 17 - The Macedonian Decline
• Recovering Macedonia 18 - The Macedonian Decline II
• Recovering Macedonia 19 - The Macedonian Decline III
• Recovering Macedonia 2 - Who were the Ancient People?
• Recovering Macedonia 3 - Who are the Modern People?
• Recovering Macedonia 4 - The Political Agenda
• Recovering Macedonia 5 - Great Power Influence in the Balkans
• Recovering Macedonia 6 - The Macedonian Agenda
• Recovering Macedonia 7 - Treaties and Agreements
• Recovering Macedonia 8 - Minority Agreements
• Recovering Macedonia 9 - From a Majority to a Minority
• Reflections on a Failure: the Situation in December 1904
• Reflections on the Uprising in Other Parts of Macedonia and among the Macedonian Emigrants
• Reforms without Substance, Violence without End
• Repression, Unease and the Call for Intervention
• Results of the Uprising: The Reaction from Abroad

S

• Skepticism and Concerns
• Some basic components of the culture of the Macedonian Slavs
• Summary from the Prescripts of the Macedonian Rebel Committee, 1878
• Swallowed Up by Larger Events, the Mürzsteg Programme Fizzles Out

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• THE ANCIENT MACEDONIANS AND THEIR LANGUAGE
• Tensions and Questions of Authority
• The Affirmation of the National Identity of Macedonia and the Securing of its Territorial Integrity (1912-1913)
• The Aims of the Macedonian Uprising
• The British Foreign Office and Macedonian National Identity - 1918-1941
• The Cretan Struggle and the Intervention of 1897
• The Development and Affirmation of Macedonian National Thought from Kresna to Ilinden (1878-1903)
• The Dual Monarchy Raises the Stakes
• The Emergence of Macedonian National Thought and the Formation of a National Programme (up to 1878)
• The Events in Kresna after the Expulsion of Berovski
• The Failure of the Reform Programme
• The First Intervention: the Vienna Reforms
• The Great Powers Finally React
• The Macedonian National Development in the Typological Relations of Revival among the Neighbouring Peoples
• The Macedonian People and Macedonian National Consciousness
• The Macedonian questin - Petar Rachev Slavejkov
• The Macedonian question - Petar Rachev Slavejkov
• The National Liberation Programmes of the Macedonian Movement in Progressive Émigré Circles (1934-1941)
• The National Programme of the Macedonian Scholarly and Literary Society in St Petersburg
• The Organization of the Uprising and the Clash with the Representatives of the Beneficience Committee
• The Origin of the Slavs
• The Ottoman Administration and Police Structures
• The Ottomans Stonewall on Finance Reforms, the Powers Take an Island
• The Outbreak and Development of the Kresna Uprising
• The Position of the Macedonians towards the Establishment of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes
• The Program Aims of the Uprising, the Game of the Great Powers and the Aspirations
• The Reasons for the Return of Clement of Ohrid from the Bulgarian Capital to Macedonia
• The Reforms in Detail: Articles and Ambiguities
• The Resistance in Bulgaria against the Decisions of the Congress of Berlin