You are born and grew up in the Greek province of Macedonia right?It is a geographical reference.I am born and grew up in Republic Of Macedonia.Those are two different things.
That's apoint now.
You are absolutely right my friend.You came in my words.Those are two different things.
The only common thing among is that all these geographical provinces,were part of the further Macedonian empire of Philipos the 2nd.So why should we share the same name?
Untill 1999 you claimed yourselves-and that must make us consider why-as Slavs.Your president then,confirmed in public(there are documentaries in youtube) that you are Slavs and your name is Skopje.What has been changed your mind since a decade?
You know,Thrace was a Macedonian province too.Also Theva,which was destroyed by Alexandros,or Attiki-Athena.After they surrendered,and occupied to the Macedonian kingdom of Philipos and Alexandros,didn't altter their names.They kept their regions names till nowdays.
Also parts of Bulgaria and Albania may considerred as Macedonian provinces.Should they call themselves Macedonia?
All these population were Illyrians or Paeonians who were forced to follow Alexander to his campaign.
And please don't remind me the facts after '45 where communist propaganda turned Greek hands to kill each other in a civil war which destroyed us.
Communist parties were called to join the new ethnic goverment after German retreated,but they wanted to dominate.They claimed the legal goverment as a bounch of betrayers and turned their guns against them.Brother versus brother.
And after they were forced to leave Greece,cause national army was marching and afraid of their lives after all these crimes they have done...they moved to Albania or Yugoslavia,calling theselves afterwards as...minorities who left their homes and families.
Isn't that true?The only problem is that communist party has plenty of members who wrote books according to their own believes.
If only you could read the documents of the Hellenic Army from war diaries kept through every day of the conflict.
And thanks God,some neautral British or commonwelth officers who came to liberate Greece in '44 and found theirselves wondering why they should fight their ex-allies(communists)wrote books.
One of them is Geoffrey Chandler who wrote in 1959 the:
The Divided Land-An Anglo-Greek Tragedy which is a diary of the conflicts,and what he encounterd then.
I have the book unfortunatelly in Greek.If I find an English copy I will be glad to send you as a gift.
I respect you all too.It's nothing personal.But some things cant be overlooked.
I think we should definitely return to modelling,as long as you respect my request.