fishing is life 🎣 МАКЕДОНИА ЗА МАКЕДОНЦИТЕ
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Драмска пресвртница на Лавовите: Престон Македонија ја совлада Волонгонг Вулвс со 2:1 во Австралиското првенство
Волонгонг / Мелбурн, 7-8 ноември 2026
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Grok can not be trusted @ElonMusk turn this 💩 off it's spreading anti Macedonian propaganda mk.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%9C…
Primary sources show Mardarije Kornečanin was born in Kornet, Montenegro, Metropolitan of Cetinje under the Serbian Patriarchate of Peć 1637–59. His title “Episcopus Macedoniae, patriae Magni Alexandri, Montisnigri” and “ot predel makedonskih, zemle Crne Gore” was classical geographic rhetoric used by earlier Montenegrin writers like Božidar Vuković for the same region. Modern ethnic Macedonian identity arose much later. The MK page is anachronistic.
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As they go western it turns to Serbian than Polish as the Macedonian language goes east it turns to Bulgarian than Russian
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Macedonian is a southern slavic language russian is an eastern slavic language polish is a western slavic language Bulgarian is a south eastern slavic language and serbian is a south western slavic language hope this helps all slavic languages descend from southern slavic...
Трибонијан етнички Македонец еден од основачите на Охридската архиепископија Јустинијана Прима - Македонската Православна Црква-
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Какви Бугари во уставот кога привремената влада на Македонија - единство - не ни ги спомна како малцинство во Македонија ? 😄😄 никогаш немало Татари во Македонија
МАКЕДОНИЈА Е ЕТНИЧКИ РАСЦЕПКАНА НА МАКЕДОНЦИ, ГРЦИ, АЛБАНЦИ, ВЛАСИ И ТУРЦИ 😄😄🤣🤣
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DAILY REMINDER:
The “father of the Greeks” is the German Otto. Since there are no longer any pure-blooded Greeks, he was made King of Greece by the Europeans in order to Hellenize the Orthodox Arvanites, Albanians, Bulgarians, Macedonians, and Slavs living in Greece.
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Georgi Belev (from Ohrid) describes the Bulgarian government’s 1903 crackdown on Macedonian-Adrianople committees in Bulgaria. He states that despite this, the revolutionary movement in Macedonia grew independently and the Ilinden uprising was declared by locals. He stresses it was a native deed of the Macedonians themselves inside Macedonia, not dependent on Bulgarian governments, politicians, tsars, or external committees.
