Serbian terror in Macedonia

[Bugarash]

Coupons given away by the serbian state in order to collect money to rebuilt the city of Krusevo,a city in ruins after the Ilinden uprising...a uprising that the serbs on these coupons present as ''the first serbian uprising in Macedonia''



The serbian colonization of the so called ''South Serbia'' or Vardar Banovina as it was officialy called...

the name-Macedonia was banned in the kingdom of Serbia

[Bugarash]

A letter from Debar region that describes the serbian terror




Killing of a local IMRO band leader by serbian troops and
the protests in Sofia against the serbian massacres in Eastern Vardar Macedonia

[Bugarash]

Macedonian refugees fleeing the serbian terror and heading toward Bulgaria

[Bugarash]

Macedonian refugees in Bulgaria

[Vojnik]

Coupons given away by the serbian state in order to collect money to rebuilt the city of Krusevo,a city in ruins after the Ilinden uprising...a uprising that the serbs on these coupons present as ''the first serbian uprising in Macedonia''

I am absolutely disgusted at this.

[Bugarash]

This is the first monument erected on Mechkin Kamen-the site where the greatest battle of the Ilinden Uprising took place...it is erected to commemorate 15 years of the uprising.

it was destroyed when serbs reoccupy Macedonia in 1919

bulgarian soldiers putting fresh flowers on the monument

[Bugarash]

Another monument indirectly connected with Serboslavia.

The monument in the city of Sandanski-Pirin Macedonia,built in the name of the Liberation war for Macedonia,and later destroyed by the bulgarian communists.

bulgarian and german soldiers at the monument

[Bugarash]

Another pretty cool and pretty historic monument with the same faith...destroyed by the best buddies of the yugo communists,the bulgarian commies!

''The monument to the unknown macedonian chetnik''

It stood in the city of Blagoevgrad-Pirin Macedonia.
There have been few initiatives on restoring it,from which in one I have personally taken part by writting to the mayor of the city...from which we havent seen much of a result but it is very likely that at the end the funding will come from the VMRO-BND party.






On it's place today there is only a memmorial plaque

[Novi Pazar]

LMAO, you Bulgars make me laugh. Don't you Bulgars understand there was an Exarchos OPERATING in Southern Serbia/Macedonia at the time (1872-1912), Bulgars RECRUTED locals (Macedonians/Serbs) into their bandit groups to terrorise and bring Macedonians/Serbs over into their Exarchos and BULGARIANISE them. Unfortuntely, it was partially successful (Exarchos method) because it created a mass of Bulgarianised locals (like baba Vanga etc...) who resented/hated Serbs and Serbia. We all know what the twisted Bulgars did to many Serbian cultural monuments inside Macedonia/Southern Serbia.

What brings pain mostly to my soul is the Bulgarian military destroying the Kumanovo monument that was dedicated to Serbs who FREED the Southern Serbs/Macedonians from the Turks, SERBIAN BLOOD was SHED for the Southern Serbs/Macedonians for their freedoms which they enjoy today. It equally hurts when Southern Serbs/Macedonians actually mock their northern kin and show no respect for this valliant act of bravery and self sacrifice. I don't understand why they even BELIEVE the Bulgars?

[Vojnik]

Novi Pazar, Brat, stop with your obsession with us Macedonians and our country. I have said it before, we have never called ourselves 'southern serbs'. I have not seen one source where a Macedonian identifies as a 'southern serb'.

Brat, we are Macedonians.

Sister Augustine Bewicke on the Macedoinan autonomy
January 4 1919:
"the inhabitants of Macedonia are in the great majority Slavs; they call themselves Macedonians, and what they desire and what we ardently desire for them is an autonomy under European control"

Edmond Bouchie, 1922:
“In the district of Ostrovo / Bitola nine times out of ten these people, despite being the subject of dispute by three adjoining countries – Serbia, Bulgaria and Greece – would reply in response to the question as to their nationality that they were Macedonians”

Oliver C.Harvey, 1926, wrote:
"The slavophone population of Serbian (occupied) Macedonia definitely regard themselves as distinct from the Serbs. If asked their nationality they say that they are Macedonians, and they speak the Macedonian dialect."