" -Steven Sowards, H-Net ReviewsThis first full historical survey of the Balkan Slavic peoples of Macedonia concludes with Macedonia's emergence as an independent state in the face of Greek opposition and a discussion of the prospects for its entanglement in the ongoing Balkan war.
" -Steven Sowards, H-Net ReviewsThis first full historical survey of the Balkan Slavic peoples of Macedonia concludes with Macedonia's emergence as an independent state in the face of Greek opposition and a discussion of the prospects for its entanglement in the ongoing Balkan war.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Acknowledgements Note on Transliteration and Names Abbreviations Maps Chapters 1. Introduction Terminology The peoples of Macedonia Natural and unnatural demographic change Nationalism 2. The Soil for Nationalists The beginnings Philip of Macedon and Alexander the Great The Romans The Vlachs The Albanians The Slavs The Jews The Roma (Gypsies) Seeds of controversy 3. Group Identity in the Ottoman Empire: From Millet to Nation Islam The Sufi tarikats The millet system and the Muslims The Christian millets The Tanzimat reform movement The Jews 4. From Berlin to Versailles: The Apple of Discord Propaganda, Violence and War Local uprisings The struggle for church control and the Bulgarian advance VMRO The Ilinden uprising The Greeks organise The Great Power reform porgrammes The Vlachs and the Romanian efforts The Serbs The rise of Albanian nationalism The Turks and the CUP The Jews The Balkan wars The First World War 5. The Inter-War Years: Repressiona dn Violence Albania Bulgaria Greece Yugoslavia Albanians VMRO Vlachs The Comintern 6. War and Civil War From uneasy neutrality to war Vardar and Pirin Macedonia Tito and the Partisans The Stalin-Tito split Aegean Macedonia The war The Vlach 'Principality' Genocide against the Jews The Greek civil war 7. Macedonians as the Majority Ethnogenesis Language and education Religion Emigres Relations with other ethnic groups The Torbeshi The Albanians of Macedonia Education and culture The growth of Albanian nationalism and the authorities' reaction Religion Communities apart Events in 1990 and 1991 The Vlachs The Turks The Roma and assimilation 'Egyptians' Bulgarians 8. Macedonians as Minorities Albania Communist-isolationism Post-Communism Bulgaria Oppression and the rise of the 'one-nation' state UMO Linden The socio-economic situation Other Bulgarian-Macedonian organisations Greece Continued denial Refugees and relations between Greece, Yugoslavia and Bulgaria Worsening relations and the rise of Greek nationalism 9. Independent Macedonia Political relaxation and nationalist expression in 1989 and 1990 Peaceful JNA withdrawal and gaining independence The name issue The threat from the north? The church issue The Albanian question The Roma and 'Romanistan' Other minority groups The economy External relations Politics democracy or 'neo-Communism'? VMRO-DPMNE and the 'defence committees' 10. Conculsion Whither Macedonia? Index
Acknowledgements Note on Transliteration and Names Abbreviations Maps Chapters 1. Introduction Terminology The peoples of Macedonia Natural and unnatural demographic change Nationalism 2. The Soil for Nationalists The beginnings Philip of Macedon and Alexander the Great The Romans The Vlachs The Albanians The Slavs The Jews The Roma (Gypsies) Seeds of controversy 3. Group Identity in the Ottoman Empire: From Millet to Nation Islam The Sufi tarikats The millet system and the Muslims The Christian millets The Tanzimat reform movement The Jews 4. From Berlin to Versailles: The Apple of Discord Propaganda, Violence and War Local uprisings The struggle for church control and the Bulgarian advance VMRO The Ilinden uprising The Greeks organise The Great Power reform porgrammes The Vlachs and the Romanian efforts The Serbs The rise of Albanian nationalism The Turks and the CUP The Jews The Balkan wars The First World War 5. The Inter-War Years: Repressiona dn Violence Albania Bulgaria Greece Yugoslavia Albanians VMRO Vlachs The Comintern 6. War and Civil War From uneasy neutrality to war Vardar and Pirin Macedonia Tito and the Partisans The Stalin-Tito split Aegean Macedonia The war The Vlach 'Principality' Genocide against the Jews The Greek civil war 7. Macedonians as the Majority Ethnogenesis Language and education Religion Emigres Relations with other ethnic groups The Torbeshi The Albanians of Macedonia Education and culture The growth of Albanian nationalism and the authorities' reaction Religion Communities apart Events in 1990 and 1991 The Vlachs The Turks The Roma and assimilation 'Egyptians' Bulgarians 8. Macedonians as Minorities Albania Communist-isolationism Post-Communism Bulgaria Oppression and the rise of the 'one-nation' state UMO Linden The socio-economic situation Other Bulgarian-Macedonian organisations Greece Continued denial Refugees and relations between Greece, Yugoslavia and Bulgaria Worsening relations and the rise of Greek nationalism 9. Independent Macedonia Political relaxation and nationalist expression in 1989 and 1990 Peaceful JNA withdrawal and gaining independence The name issue The threat from the north? The church issue The Albanian question The Roma and 'Romanistan' Other minority groups The economy External relations Politics democracy or 'neo-Communism'? VMRO-DPMNE and the 'defence committees' 10. Conculsion Whither Macedonia? Index
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