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Republic of Macedonia

This category covers questions about the Republic of Macedonia, a country located in the central Balkan peninsula in Southeastern Europe. It declared independence from Yugoslavia on September 8, 1991 which was recognized on April 8, 1993. Since then, the Republic of Macedonia has been disputing with Greece over the use of the word "Macedonia," which is also a region in Greece.

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What is average heigh of men in Macedonia?

The average height of men in North Macedonia is approximately 176 cm (5 feet 9 inches). This figure can vary slightly depending on different studies and regions within the country. Heights can also be influenced by factors such as genetics and nutrition.

What are the major landforms in Macedonia?

Macedonia features diverse landforms, including the mountainous terrain of the Šar Mountains and the Vardar River valley, which runs through the central part of the country. The region is also home to several notable lakes, such as Lake Ohrid and Lake Prespa, both of which are among the oldest and deepest lakes in Europe. Additionally, the plains of the eastern and southern regions provide fertile agricultural land. Overall, the combination of mountains, valleys, and lakes contributes to Macedonia's varied landscape.

How long does it take to fly from Glasgow to Macedonia?

There are no direct flights from Glasgow, Scotland to Macedonia. The average flight time is 3 hours and 38 minutes.

Can a Philippine passport holder can go to FYRMacedonia without visa?

As I have known, you really need a visa for a Philippine Passport holder in order to travel abroad.

What new country was formed in 1991 came from Hellenistic civilization?

Macedonia is a new country located in the central Balkan peninsula in Southeast

Europe. It is one of the successor states of the former Yugoslavia, from which it

declared independence in 1991. It became a member of the United Nations in

1993 but, as a result of a dispute with Greece over its name, it was admitted

under the provisional reference of the former Yugoslav Republic of

Macedonia,sometimes abbreviated as FYROM. A landlocked country, the

Republic of Macedonia is bordered by Kosovo to the northwest, Serbia to the

north, Bulgaria to the east, Greece to the south and Albania to the west. It

constitutes approximately the northwestern half of the larger geographical

region of Macedonia, which also comprises parts of Greece and Bulgaria. The

country's capital is Skopje, with 506,926 inhabitants according to a 2002

census.

Where can I get Spanish Macedonia soap?

You can call our 41 year old company in Madison, Wisconsin toll free 800-251-7627 anytime.

What does the Macedonian flag look like?

The Macedonian flag has a yellow dot in the middle and has many red and yellow stripes around it.

How long is it to Toronto to Macedonia?

Toronto to Thessaloniki, historical Macedonia, Greece is 12h 15m duration, 1+ stops

Toronto to Skopje, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia is about a 9 hour flight. This includes a stop at another airport, as there are no direct flights from Toronto to Skopje.

Why does the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia want to be the Republic of Macedonia?

"For many reasons. Citizens of this country feel as real descendants of the ancient Macedonian kingdom's population , they should keep their name

The current population of this country are mostly Slavic , like those in the Kingdom of Macedon . About 33% are Albanian, and among the rest 66% Turks, Bulgarian and other people. The reason there are no greeks & it is right next to the modern Greece is that the regions of Dyktiki and kentriki Makedonia were originaly Macedonian , but in 1913 it was annexed and all of it's inhabitants brutally massacred without mercy .

However , Greece has not apologised , given the land back , or even admitted the land was Macedonian . In fact , They still demand Macedonia changes its name to something not associated to the region of their homeland they lost."

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1.slavs entered the European territory and more specific the Balkan peninsula in the early 6th century AD. nearly a thousand years after Alexander the Great lived and died.

2.Ancient Macedonian kings identified themselves as Greeks attested many times in ancient scripts. Two of the most vigorous examples:

  • Alexander I ( great-grandfather of Alexander the Great ) the night before the battle of Marathon, as quoted by Thucydides,
  • Philip II ( father of alexander the great ) called for the corinthian panhellenic council to fight united against Persians, in which the defeated (!) city-states voted(!) for the participation or in this war, with the Spartans the only state that declined, as noted by Strabo,
  • Philip II also freed the defeated Athenians he had kept as slaves after those wars, having remorses against enslaving his compatriots. as noted by Strabo,
  • the most Macedonian kings participated in Olympic and other athletic events in which only Greeks were allowed to, after proving their Greek origins to the qualified council call "hellanodikai",
  • Strabo also wrote about the origin of Macedonians that came from Argos in the Peloponnese, thus the name "Argolid" (Argead) dynasty in which Alexander the great was part of

3. The ancient Macedonian kingdom, during the time of Philip II's rule, conquered all the places that he passed through, but DIDN'T acquire any land now occupied by the newly formed state of Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. The parts belonging to ancient Macedonia outside of the historical area of Greece constitutes less than 4% dispersed between Albania, FYROM and Bulgaria, which can easily be verified on a map of the ancient kingdom compared to the modern Slavic state. The land on which the Former Yugoslav Republic created its newly founded state contains ancient Dardania and Paeonia. They were separate kingdoms which only paid tribute to the king of Macedon as conquered kingdoms and who only paid tribute until the end of Alexander the Great's reign.

4. After the death of Alexander the Great, there followed a state of decline for the kingdom he left behind. Centuries afterwards, the declining kingdom fell into the hands of the intruding Romans. The Roman empire settles in the greek area and begins to adopt everything Greeks for their empire due to the admiration of Greek civilisation With the elevation of the Greeks to the Eastern Roman empire, the Byzantine Empire was born, (also know as the Empire of the Greeks). Macedonia is subject to the Byzantines till 15th century AD. Greeks have lived in the area now for more millennia. Ottoman Turks conquer the empire, but also the Bulgarian and Slavic hordes to the north that had entered the area from the 6th century AD. With the open administrative units created by the Ottomans, the Greeks were forced to live alongside the Bulgarian, Slavic and Turkish people that had relentlessly tried to invade Greece. The Ottomans having slaughtered many Greeks through the invasion brought in Jews fleeing from Spain to alter the demographics of Greece and weaken the ethnic balance. The Balkan wars saw the Greeks liberate themselves against the Ottoman Turks and fought off the Bulgarians and Slavs who wanted to stake their claim over the lands freed from the Turks due to its strategic value. Ports, valleys and big cities meant economic incline for a country. Slavs needed to forge their way to the sea instead of being landlocked in the peninsula.

Greece liberated their land and their people that had been occupied and subjugated by foreigners. The agenda by foreign interests to acquire the historic land of Macedonia continues in reinvented form.

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  • Historical Macedonia was an ancient Greek kingdom on the northern Greek peninsula
  • Modern Macedonia is a Greek province corresponding almost entirely to the ancient Greek kingdom on the northern Greek peninsula.
  • There is an unbroken record of people with a Greek ethnic consciousness, language and cultural identity, continuously inhabiting the land of historical Macedonia from the present to ancient times.
  • The state known as the (Former Yugoslav) Republic of Macedonia is a newly founded nation of Bulgarians, Slavs, Albanians, Turks and Shutka people to the north of historical Macedonia on land that was in ancient times named Paeonia to the south and Dardania to the north. It's culture, history, land and historical ethnic identity of its population are unrelated to the historical Greek kingdom of ancient Macedonia.
  • The state knows as the (Former Yugoslav) Republic of Macedonia was a province of The Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia named Vardar Banovina, whose communist regime renamed the province by the historical name of Macedonia, to lay claim to the strategic land of northern Greece and forge for itself a path to the Aegean Sea.

Who invented the macedonian alphabet?

The first official "macedonian" grammar and alphabet have been developed by Venko Markovski, Krume Kepeski and Blago Konev (he changed his name later to Blaze Koneski) who were ordered by Tito to invent a new language in on 1943-44, a process known as 'serbianization of the bulgarian dialect'. rousse101

How did the Ancient Macedonian Army revolutionise warfare?

Phillip II of Macedon revolutionized the Macedonian army and warfare in the Ancient world. Phillip II made military service a full time occupation which allowed the men to train constantly and become a cohesive group. He also innovated the phalanx technique by introducing new weapons such as a longer spear and a two-handed pike.

When did Macedonia conquer most of Greece?

The greek kingdom of Ancient Macedonia came into power after a catastrophic civil war between the city states of Athens and Sparta. King Phillip the 2nd embarked on a campaign which managed to bring most of the greek city states under his control. This took place in the years 350B.C. to 336B.C. The basic purpose was to launch an even greater campaign to the depths of Asia, in order to punish the Persians for invading Greece nearly 150 years ago. Phillip managed to bring all city states under his control apart from Sparta and the island of Crete.

How do you block a page suggestion on Facebook?

In short, you can't yet. When the notification of page suggestion pop up go there. You will find a cross arrow on the top right of the notification. Click on it to permanently block the pages invitation.

What is the population of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia?

The population of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia is just over 2 million. About 65% of these people are South Slavs, about 23% are Albanian, about 3% are Turks, about 2% are Serbs, and the rest consists of Roma, Bosniaks, etc. About one quarter of the entire population lives in the capital city of Skopje.

How big did Macedonia used to be?

Macedonia was over twice as big as it is now. It used to include much of northern Greece, southwestern Bulgaria, and small part of Serbia and Albania.

What is 'Happy Easter' when translated from English to Slav Macedonian?

"Happy Easter!" in English is Среќен Велигден (Sreken Veligden) or Христос воскресе (Hristos voskrese, "Christ has risen!") in Slav Macedonian, with the answer Навистина воскресе (Navistina voskrese, "Truly, he has risen!").

Is the modern Macedonian language related to the ancient Macedonian language?

No, they are unrelated languages. The modern Macedonian language is a slavic language, related to Russian and Polish. The ancient Macedonian language was most likely a dialect of Greek, or at least related to Greek.

What does Vardar mean in Macedonian language?

VARDAR is the name of the biggest river in Macedonia. (Vardar = in cyrillic Вардар)