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Originally posted by damian View PostTo argue there were never Greeks in Macedonia before 1922 is ridiculous nonsense. There are alot of hypocrites on this forum.
They would have sooner shot themselves than describe themselves as anything other than Romioi (or later "Greek"). So, again, the fascination with "Macedonia" by Greeks over the last few years is a little bit painful.
You seem a little touchy about things Damian. Tell me, how many Greeks do you think would have been in what is now RoMacedonia before 1923?Risto the Great
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i read somewhere that the local greek population in the aegean area was about 10% of the
macedonian one numbering more than a million & was the major population there prior to 1912.The greeks prior to 1912 were a minority & in solun they had a consular embassy."Ido not want an uprising of people that would leave me at the first failure, I want revolution with citizens able to bear all the temptations to a prolonged struggle, what, because of the fierce political conditions, will be our guide or cattle to the slaughterhouse"
GOTSE DELCEV
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Originally posted by Risto the Great View PostOh there were very small Greek pockets Damian.
They would have sooner shot themselves than describe themselves as anything other than Romioi (or later "Greek"). So, again, the fascination with "Macedonia" by Greeks over the last few years is a little bit painful.
You seem a little touchy about things Damian. Tell me, how many Greeks do you think would have been in what is now RoMacedonia before 1923?Last edited by damian; 08-26-2012, 03:28 PM.
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Originally posted by damian View PostI dont know the stats but there were Greek-speakers all over Macedonia. South Macedonia, Bitola, Serres etc West Macedonia going into Epirus and towards Thessaly.
It's a deceiving statement similar to someone saying there were Albanians all over Macedonia when we all know it isn't correct.
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Originally posted by makgerman View PostIf you don't know the stats then you shouldn't claim that there were Greek speakers all over Macedonia unless you are certain.
It's a deceiving statement similar to someone saying there were Albanians all over Macedonia when we all know it isn't correct.
Do you deny there were massacres of Greek speakers in Macedonia by Bulgariaophiles etc which reached their zenith during Bulgarias occupation of Macedonia during WWII?Last edited by damian; 08-26-2012, 05:45 PM.
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By "all over" I meant spread out throughout Macedonia.
As I don't know the correct number and if I used your method then I can say there were Romi (Gypsies) and Turks all around Greece who were also massacred by the Greeks.
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Originally posted by makgerman View PostThat is incorrect. There wasn't Greeks spreadout throughout Macedonia, eg Skopje, Struga, Ohrid, Shtip etc- do you understand what my point is?
Not really. There are/were Greeks in : Bitola, Serres, Grevena, Kozani, Salonika etc.
As I don't know the correct number and if I used your method then I can say there were Romi (Gypsies) and Turks all around Greece who were also massacred by the Greeks.
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Originally posted by damian View PostI dont know the exact numbers but I know there were Greek speakers in the places I referred to, and yes before the Pontians were resettled. There were also Greek revolts in West-South Macedonia during the Greek Revolutionary War and 1854 etc. By "all over" I meant spread out throughout Macedonia.
Do you deny there were massacres of Greek speakers in Macedonia by Bulgariaophiles etc which reached their zenith during Bulgarias occupation of Macedonia during WWII?
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Originally posted by Stojacanec View PostDo you deny that the Macedonians tried to obtain their own literal language about 100 years before they actually did under the new Yugo? If not, would that change your definition of a Bulgariaophile?
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Originally posted by damian View PostWhat does that have to do with the subject? To be more precise: did Exarchists massacre Greeks? And what does what Makedonci speak have anything to do with a literary language or even a religious liturgy? Are you saying no Macedonians were Bulgarophiles?
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