Epirus / Seattle / Sofia / Kastoria / Kleisoura / Liverpool / Bristol / New York / Bucharest / Paris / Oxford / Edessa / Athens / Berlin / Pouqueville / Cambridge / Skopje / Belgrade / Serres / Frankfurt / London / Durham / /
Country
Romania / Bulgaria / Albania / Serbia / Macedonia / Russia / Yugoslavia / Greece / /
Event
Diplomatic Relations / /
IndustryTerm
food / /
NaturalFeature
lake Ochrid / Lake Prespa / /
Organization
Macedonian Revolutionary Committee / Foreign Office / Army / Congress / League of Nations / Ottoman administration / Bulgarian Independent Church / Bulgarian Academy of Sciences / Macedonian Documents and Material / Public Record Office / Greek party / Institute of National History / /
Person
Ilija Petrushevski / Basil C. Gounaris / Ernest Gellner / Charles Calvert / Gale Stokes / John S.Koliopoulos / Marin V.Pundeff / Duncan M.Perry / Douglas Dakin / Goce Delcev / Benedict Anderson / Stephen Xydis / John Rex / Anthony Smith / Michael Herzefeld / Martin Blinkhorn / Anthony D.Smith / Peter F.Sugar / Jutta de Jong / Keith Brown / Hans Vermeulen / Stelios Virvidakis / Damjan Gruev / Ivanof / Dimitrije Djordjevic / Noel Brailsford / Jane Sandanski / Evangelos Kofos / Philimon Peonidis / George Angelopoulos / Ivo J.Lederer / /
Position
village teacher / local priest / Consul / Professor / bishop / Consul General / journalist / representative / /
ProvinceOrState
Kastoria / /
PublishedMedium
Nations and Nationalism / the Macedonian Review / /
East European Quarterly[removed]), [removed]Social cleavages and national “awakening” in Ottoman Macedonia 1 by Basil C. Gounaris In early summer 1992 a lavish monograph was published in Skopje entitled Macedonia on