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Христо Комарницки, Сега.бг

"Kuleba disagrees with Radev: If we are brothers with the Russians, we are Cain and Abel": From today's Dnevnik.bg report on the visit of D. Kuleba to Sofia: In another report dnes.dir.bg quotes Kuleba: "If you do not help Ukraine then you are helping Russia."

+ in Bulgarian - Българо-черногорска спогодба (1912). It is indicative, btw, that the Serbian, Montenegrin wiki-sites provide no info on this Bulgaro-Montenegrin agreement. ?? My quote: "Bulgaria was also providing financial help to Montenegro, during the First Balkan War of 1912." "обећање"...

Българо-черногорска спогодба (1912) (wiki): - Montenegro promises to field a 40,000-strong army against the Ottoman Empire. - Bulgaria promises to provide a loan of 2,250,000 levs to pay for the Montenegrin participation. In practice, Bulgaria paid for three months every DAY 35,000 golden levs...

Bulgaria was also providing financial help to Montenegro, during the First Balkan War of 1912.

I have serious reservations about what are you quoting. - Which Serbs identified? - granny Dragana from the village of .. Beli Izvor, or some learned person who read about Alex in some books? In the case of the former - how do you even know granny Dragana identified with or was speaking the...

Carlin, actually the onus is on you to prove that the materials that you actively post here were of any, great or small, significance for the history of Macedonia until the WWI. In 1996-99 I had similar online exchanges with one Goce Naumoski from Brusseles, who was flloding the forums with...

The link with Alexander is used to claim the universality of their rule. For the Ottoman case see for example the chapter "The Ottoman imitatio Alexandri" in Su Fang Ng, Alexander the Great from Britain to Southeast Asia (2019) (printscreen from google). So one might expect something similar...

no. I refer to the ideological claims of tsars like Simeon (893–927) and Ivan Alexander (1331–1371). See for example the Preslav treasure (X c.) plaque with the composition "Ascention of Alexander the Great" (google). This plaque was perhaps a central part of a royal diadem of Simeon: There...

If some people from 1939, or 1887 claimed they are Macedonians, so they must have been. (I leave aside that Vlachs, Turks from Ottoman Macedonia also regarded themselves as Macedonians, kind of. + Albanians like Pjetër Bogdani, etc.) The point regarding those Slavophone inhabitants of Macedonia...

no idea. But what you quoted of Hron looked like a political project by a foreign power/Empire. The Austro-Hungarian aspirations towards Thessaloniki and the Vardar valley are well known. As are the Austro-Russian desires to partition the Balkans in corresponding spheres of influence after 1877.

I cannot find the original work of Hron on-line, but it seems genuine.

- an interview of the, ahem, historian Natasha Kotlar and of the journalist Zharko Jordanovski by Sead Rizvanovich (May 2020).

Thank you. It is updated now.

Thank you for the pics. I turned them into text - Небојша М. Раденковић, Милан Будимир о словенској лексици, пореклу и прапостојбини Словена. Do you have the full reference, however. It seems this article is from 2016-2017(?) and it is based on his PhD thesis.