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Perfect definition by German historian on ancient Macedonians vs Greeks

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A podcast published on Bavarian state run Radio "Bayrischer Rundfunk" talks about Alexander the Great. "The Macedonian who conquered the world" is the title of the podcast. The podcast was part of the series called "Radiowissen" (Radio Knowledge) and was broadcasted online and via the broadcasters radio channel "Bayern 2" in october 2018. Part of the podcast is German historian Dr. Alexander Free from the Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich. First of all he explains in the introduction, that authentic sources are hard to find, when we talk about the "Great Macedonian King". As Free says:  The main reason why the world-storming Macedonian king is so difficult to grasp is that unfortunately not a single authentic source has been preserved from the days of Alexander. All ancient evidence of his life and work dates from the Roman Empire. Historians like Arrian, Plutarch, Diodor, Curtius Rufus or Iustin used original sources that were st...

Macedonian Academy of Sciences and Arts published Linguistic Atlas of Macedonian Dialects

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The Macedonian Academy of Sciences and Arts (MASA) published a Linguistic Atlas of Macedonian Dialects, with 50 dialectic maps that cover the Macedonian dialects territory represented through the network of the populated places within the frame of the General Slavic Linguistic Atlas (OLA). “ With this international project, for the first time in the Slavic linguistics, according to a unique program and transcription, all Slavic languages and their dialects are researched over the vast territories they occupy on the European continent ” said MASA. The hope is that this atlas will find its place not only with the scientific, but also with the wider readership, and will contribute to clear out certain processes in the development of the Macedonian dialects’ lexicography. “ The goal of this Atlas is to portray the lexicographical richness and variety of Macedonian dialects, as well as to determine to what extent they connect with the Slavic language continuum ” stresse...

Exclusive Documents Testify That All Slavic Languages Derive From The Macedonian Language

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A document dating from 1967, 1968 and 1969 was exclusively revealed in the "Open Studio" on macedonian broadcaster Televizija Nova, in the second edition of the show "Who destroys Macedonia". It's about an excerpt from world recognized Webster Encyclopedia stating that all Slavic languages ​​originated from the Macedonian language. - This document gave me my friend Stavre Djikov who researched and found it in London. Very well it is seen in the graph that all (Slavic) languages ​​derived from the Macedonian language , the analyst said, Sotir Kostov. The document clearly shows that the language is designated as the default langauge, and from it resulting Serbo-Croatian, Slovenian, Bulgarian, Slovak, Czech, Polish, Russian, Ukrainian and Belarusian. This practically builds on the recent statement by Russian President Vladimir Putin who said to Macedonian President Gjorge Ivanov "literacy come to us right from Macedonian soil. The asse...