Medieval Macedonia – The Greekness of Macedonians through an inscription found in a marble funerary monument Name : Tomb of Loukas SpandounisPlace : Church of Saint Demetrios, Thessaloniki, Macedonia, Greece Construction date/period : 1481 In 1481, the Macedonian Loukas Spandounis, a rich merchant from Thessalonike ordered to be part of his tomb a long inscription [...]
Archive for January 2012
Medieval Macedonia – Macedonians called themselves Hellenes in 1481
January 29, 2012Letter from Pan-Macedonian Associations to President Obama
January 27, 2012January 25, 2012 Barack Obama President of the United States The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW Washington DC, 20502 Dear Mr. President, We, the members of the PanMacedonian Association USA (one of the largest Greek organizations in the US), and the World Macedonian Associations – together representing over 3.5 million Greeks worldwide stemming from [...]
Reeker warns FYROM : “No Name Solution, No Accession to NATO and EU”
January 22, 2012Utrinski Vesnik today reported unofficial infos that Philip Reeker warned FYROM’s leaders once more by stating, “No Name Solution, No Accession to NATO and EU.” Additionally the American diplomat crashed FYROM’s hopes to get something good out the judgement from the Hague. He said that Investing hope in the ICJ’s judgement is a complete waste [...]
Macedonia News : Greece Men’s Water Polo Squad humiliates FYROM
January 18, 2012Macedonia News : Greece Men’s Water Polo Squad easily crashed FYROM with 10-6. The match took place during the 2nd day of the European Championship Group Matches and the Greek team needs only a win in order to pass to the next round. Before the match, several FYROM’s Media had predicted a win of their [...]
Vardarska Banovina In Rare Yugoslav Maps
January 17, 2012Vardarska Banovina is the official name covering today’s FYROM along with areas of Southern Serbia during 1929 – 1941.
Macedonia 1916 – Public Meeting from 30,000 Macedonians in Thessaloniki
January 13, 2012Thessaloniki, Macedonia 1916 - A call for the Greek government from to take action against Bulgarians by a massive crowd of 30,000 Macedonians who gathered in Thessaloniki. The Macedonians, Proud of being Greeks had erected a big Greek flag. Similar public meetings against Bulgarians took place in other cities of Macedonia in Greece. The public meeting of the thousand Macedonians [...]
Macedonia News : FYROM Media speak about Fiasco in the upcoming NATO summit
January 12, 2012Severe criticism and attacks against Gruevski’s policies by a number of FYROM’s Media and the Opposition Party was the outcome of the Wednesday interview of the FYROM’s PM in Dnevnik. The PM of the former Yugoslav Republic, more or less, announced a black prognoses on what is awaiting his country at the NATO Summit taking [...]
Macedonia History – Famous Jewish Historian admits Alexander was a Great Greek Leader
January 11, 2012Macedonia History – Rabbi Berel Wein, a famous scholar and historian – admired through the world over for his lectures on Jewish history, speaks about Alexander the Great. the Great Greek Leader as he calls him and Greek influence. http://JewishHistory.org Alexander the Great conquers the Persian Empire and most of the known world, and comes [...]
Macedonia Name Issue – Agreement that FYROM Has No Territorial Claims proposed by FYROM’s Professor
January 10, 2012The Irredentist Map of “Greater Macedonia” published by the FYROM’s Diplomat (Photo @ Proto thema) A written agreement in front of Nimetz that FYROM has no Territorial Claims (!), has never (!) broken the Interim Accord and does not insist on holding the exclusive right to the Name (!), proposed to FYROM government, Professor Toni [...]
The Hellenistic Period and the Spread of the Greek Language
January 8, 2012Hellenistic Period – Dr. David Neiman, the renowned Jewish scholar in the fields of Biblical Studies and Jewish history follows the conquests of Alexander the great and the subsequent spread of the Greek language through the Greek Ptolemaic and Seleucid empires. Dr Neiman speaks about the Greek Ruler Ptolemy and Alexandria, the “greatest Greek city [...]
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