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Is there a connection between Scotland and Macedonia?

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  Is there a connection between Scotland and Macedonia? Interestingly, we have to mention here that we talk about connections that some of the Scots themselves trace with the ancient Macedonians. So we can discover the following statement on the homepage of the well known scottish Gordon Clan: The origin of the Gordon clan in Scotland was not Gaelic. The Gordon clan is originally from Normandy, where their ancestors are said to have had large possessions. From the great antiquity of the race, many fabulous accounts have been given of the descent of the Gordons. Some derive them from a city of Macedonia, called Gordonia (close to modern day Gevgelija) .  Some Scottish sources seem to testify to an origin from the city of "Gordonia" (near Gevgelija, near the Macedonian-Greek border). Sir Walter Scott also tells us that the Scottish forces under William Wallace would "resemble those of the Macedonian phalanx": The favourite Scottish order of battle somewhat resembled t...
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Greek report: Mother language Macedonian - 1911

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Mother language - Macedonian, found in Greek report from 1911 Recently, we got at our disposal another official Greek document, confirming the Macedonian nation and Macedonian language by Greek officials. Greek report from 1911 confirming the Macedonian language as mother language. According to Mr. Dimitar Ljorovski Vamvakovski, a historian from the Institute of National History, whom helped us obtain the original document, the document is from the year 1910-11 it was compiled by a school superintendent of the Greek propaganda in Macedonia, a report on the school of Bitola and its students, it states from which village the students comes from and what was their native language. This is another cruel document that should be further analyzed by the Macedonian historians and incorporated into a broader context. Previously, Mr. Dimitar Ljorovski Vamvakovski helped in finding the order made by the Lerin prefecture from 1954 that prohibits the Macedonian language in Gre...
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THE TRAGEDY AT MACEDONIA - a European scandal 1907

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