1929
Bulgarian
Revolutionary Struggles in Azot (Veles Region) and Porečie Regions
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This work has been sourced from the Digital Library of Macedonia, National and University Library “St. Clement of Ohrid”. The materials are used for scholarly, educational, and cultural-historical purposes, in support of the preservation, study, and promotion of Macedonian cultural heritage.
Description
Revolutionary Struggles in Azot (Veles Region) and Porečie, by Stefan N. Avramov is a historical memoir that documents the revolutionary activities and struggles in the regions of Azot (near Veles) and Porečie during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, under Ottoman rule.
Avramov provides first-hand accounts and detailed descriptions of the local revolutionary committees, uprisings, and armed resistance, focusing on the role of the Internal Macedonian-Adrianople Revolutionary Organization (IMARO). The work preserves valuable information about the lives of the fighters, their motivations, and the hardships they endured, making it an important source for the study of the Macedonian revolutionary movement.
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The Macedonian Scientific Institute was founded on 21 December 1923 in Sofia, Bulgaria. Its main purpose is to study and promote the idea that Macedonia and the Macedonian people are Bulgarian in character. The Institute has received support from the Bulgarian state. Since 1925, it has published the journal "Macedonian Review", focusing on the history, culture, and demographics of Macedonia from a Bulgarian perspective.