Sohos, Macedonians,,,,Greeks???

[TrueMacedonian]

If anyone knows the Macedonian name for Sohos please share.

[Pelister]

These 'Greek-Macedonians' are what indigenous Macedonians, who retain their ethnic and national identity, would simply call grkomani. Some of the anthropologists, continue to push a colonial perception of the 'Macedonians', under the guise of post-modernist methods, again, ignoring that these NEW identities are the product of a brutal, and ruthless, manipulative and very deliberate policy of conquest.

[George S.]

The greeks did make a distinction & called them endopi meaning original settlers or indigenous people.It's good that they are still practicing their culture & have suuffered immensly under the ruthless greek regimes.

[Daskalot]

I think it is known as Suho, in Macedonian.

[Stojacanec]

This book paints an accurate picture of why we are in this predicament today.

The new identities (greek) is acceptable and enforced however dare these "endopi" call themselves Macedonians, they will be considered enemies of the state.

Even though they have an indiginous existance in Macedonian land.

[George S.]

the new greeks wouldn't want to asvertise that too much otherwise they have toffer restoration,

[Soldier of Macedon]

Originally Posted by Daskalot

I think it is known as Suho, in Macedonian.

That's correct, meaning 'dry' in some Macedonian dialects, also pronounced 'suvo' in other dialects and the literary language. The Greek word for dry is 'siros', I guess they must have thought adding an 's' at the end of the Macedonian word was enough to make it sound 'Greek'.

[Niko777]

Suho is a Macedonian village 45 kilometers north-east of Solun. A few VMRO revolutionaries came from this village.

[TrueMacedonian]

Originally Posted by Niko777

Suho is a Macedonian village 45 kilometers north-east of Solun. A few VMRO revolutionaries came from this village.

It's not at all shocking that we find that the inhabitants spoke Macedonian as a first language.