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Last census was like 20 years ago in fyrom. Your country is afraid of censuses, but thats another topic.
About the Macedonists - great. Have them all and build your identity based on these people. Doesn't matter that many of them are not ethnic Macedonians.
It's funny how many fyromians put on Facebok collages "Gotse e Makedonija". No, Georgi Delchev is not Macedonia and stop claiming people who delcared themsleves as Bulgarian and died long ago, as fyromian.
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Don't be funny. What is Servian (servant-slave) culture? When I think of it, in the recent 20-30 years, it's only turbo-folk music and pleskavica.. Yeah, many Bulgarians like it the way they like hamburgers.
The Orthodox Slavic world, especially on the Balkans, originates from the Bulgarian medieval civilization. Serbs (servants or slaves), as their name suggest, were servants of the Bulgarians and the Byzantines during Medieval times.
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Popov, from your source:
His path was similar to other 19th century Bulgarians who fell under Serb propaganda except for the fact that he went full-Serb and remained so to his dying day. He worked for the Serbian diplomatic service from 1888-1913, and was mayor of Ohrid twice when it was under Serbian rule. That's quite the bio. Probably deserves to be called history's #1 Srboman.Temko Popov (Cyrillic: Темко Попов) was a pro-Macedonian activist and Serbian national worker in the Ottoman Empire. He espoused in his youth some kind of a vague Macedonian identity turned later into Serbian nationalism.[1]
Assuming Slaveykov's quote is real, seems like he's accurately describing Serbian propaganda from that period.
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