Macedonian Part of Hell (1971) - Macedonian Movie

[lavce pelagonski]

YouTube - ‪Macedonian Part of Hell (1971) - Macedonian Movie‬‏

The film is made according to a real event.

At the end of 1942 and the beginning of 1943, the Bulgarian fascist occupiers intensify the oppression and torture of the civilians in order to prevent the spreading of the Revolution for the liberation of Bitola's environs. After the treachery of the peasant Dime Paftar, who informed the occupiers for the presence of partisans in the village, named Lavci, among whom is the legendary partisan Todor Angelov - The Teacher, for whom a warrant has been issued, the Bulgarian chief of the police staff and the major of the Bulgarian soldiers in Bitola organize a joint action to attack the village. Covered by darkness, the partisans, together with the peasants prepare to leave the village.

[Commander Bond]

Lavce, Thank you so much for showing this. I have been looking for the name of this movie for years about Todor Angeleski (Not Todor Angelov).

I am related to Todor Angeleski .

[lavce pelagonski]

Well I am glad to have helped.
maybe you can provide some info on him.
I wish that our Macedonian film producers can make movies about our history.

[Commander Bond]

TODOR ANGELEVSKI - TOSO DASKALO (revolutionary)


Todor Angelevski -Toso Daskalot (1910-1943), was born in 1910 in Bitola's village Lavci. He comes from a peasant craft family. He finished his primary education in v.Lavci. As he proved himself as an excellent student, he was allowed to finish two grades in one year, so he completed his primary school for three instead for four years. Then, he enrolled in the Public Mixed Real High School in Bitola and in 1925/26. Toso Angelevski started the Teacher's School in Prilep. Even since his teenage years he grew as an advanced progressive young man, a future progressive teacher and a revolutionary activist. In a situation of persecutions and punishments of everything that was progressive and revolutionary, he painfuly watched and experienced the social misery of the working people on one side, and the corruption and robbing the poor by taxing and other burdens on the other side. That is why he felt even more resistant and prepared for organized confrontment. He was in the front lines of the progressive teacher movement in bourgeois Yugoslavia and member of KPJ before the war. He joined the National liberation war and the Socialist revolution in 1941.Todor Angelevski was the organizer and active participant in all more important events from NOV and the Socialist revolution in Bitola and its surrounding until June 1943. He was given the credits for the foundation of Bitola's national liberation partisan units "Pelister", "Dame Gruev", "Jane Sandanski" and "Goce Delcev".He was commandant of the joint unit "Dame Gruev" in 1943, a commandant of the joint units "Dame Gruev" and "Vico", a member of the District operative headquarter and a commandant of the headquarter of the Second operative zone. For his revolutionary antifascist activity Todor Angelevski was condemned to death by the fascist invader's court in his absence. His head was blackmailed with 200 000 leva. He died on 23 June 1943 surrounded by the Bulgarian army and police, which burnt the barn where he was hiding, in order not to be caught alive in the hand of the invaders, he used his final card - his own weapon. He died heroically and burnt in the flames of the surrounded and burning barn in village Lavci.


The below link also shows a picture of him.

http://bitolatourist.info/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=95%3A2010-04-12-13-08-42&catid=41%3A2010-04-08-22-59-20&Itemid=91&lang=en

[makedonche]

TODOR ANGELEVSKI - TOSO DASKALO (revolutionary)


Todor Angelevski -Toso Daskalot (1910-1943), was born in 1910 in Bitola's village Lavci. He comes from a peasant craft family. He finished his primary education in v.Lavci. As he proved himself as an excellent student, he was allowed to finish two grades in one year, so he completed his primary school for three instead for four years. Then, he enrolled in the Public Mixed Real High School in Bitola and in 1925/26. Toso Angelevski started the Teacher's School in Prilep. Even since his teenage years he grew as an advanced progressive young man, a future progressive teacher and a revolutionary activist. In a situation of persecutions and punishments of everything that was progressive and revolutionary, he painfuly watched and experienced the social misery of the working people on one side, and the corruption and robbing the poor by taxing and other burdens on the other side. That is why he felt even more resistant and prepared for organized confrontment. He was in the front lines of the progressive teacher movement in bourgeois Yugoslavia and member of KPJ before the war. He joined the National liberation war and the Socialist revolution in 1941.Todor Angelevski was the organizer and active participant in all more important events from NOV and the Socialist revolution in Bitola and its surrounding until June 1943. He was given the credits for the foundation of Bitola's national liberation partisan units "Pelister", "Dame Gruev", "Jane Sandanski" and "Goce Delcev".He was commandant of the joint unit "Dame Gruev" in 1943, a commandant of the joint units "Dame Gruev" and "Vico", a member of the District operative headquarter and a commandant of the headquarter of the Second operative zone. For his revolutionary antifascist activity Todor Angelevski was condemned to death by the fascist invader's court in his absence. His head was blackmailed with 200 000 leva. He died on 23 June 1943 surrounded by the Bulgarian army and police, which burnt the barn where he was hiding, in order not to be caught alive in the hand of the invaders, he used his final card - his own weapon. He died heroically and burnt in the flames of the surrounded and burning barn in village Lavci.


The below link also shows a picture of him.

http://bitolatourist.info/index.php?...mid=91&lang=en

Commander Bond
Very interesting stuff! How are you related?

[lavce pelagonski]

He is truly a hero if only we had more like him in the 21st century.

[Commander Bond]

Makedonche, Thanks for asking. He was a cousin of my paternal grandfather.

[makedonche]

Makedonche, Thanks for asking. He was a cousin of my paternal grandfather.

Commander Bond
That's some serious macedonian blood you have going through them veins!

[Commander Bond]

Thanks mate.
It does fill me with great pride that I am related to Todor Angelevski.
This thread has really made my day.

[George S.]

Well done CB glad you provide such news about your father's cousin a real hero not too many today.Today it's all doom & gloom as the govt capitulate & compromises anything macedonian.