Macedonians noted in the international newspapers!

[Daskalot]

The New York Times,The Enigmatical Balkan Country,January 11,year 1908


The San Francisco Call,Monday,February 24,year 1903


The Fort Wayne News,Fort Wayne,Indiana,Tuesday,August 19,year 1913,page 2


The Winchester News, December 31,year 1908


New York Daily Tribune,September 7,year 1908


San Francisco February 24,year 1903


Chester Times,Chester Pennsylvania,October 05,year 1885


Chillicothe Constitution,Missouri,Wednesday,April 29,year 1925,page 40880


Deseret evening news (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) February 6, year 1903, Last Edition


Galveston Daily News,Galveston Texas,Friday,November 25,year 1898,Page 6


Las Vegas Optic,Las Vegas,New Mexico,Friday,October 14,1938,page 46


Lets try and collect as many newspaper references to us Macedonians and Macedonia in this thread.

[Risto the Great]

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Notice the lack of hate between the Greek and the Turk here.
The Roumanians became the Greek .... a very strange world.

The Macedonians clearly knew where their friends were. (nowhere!)

[Daskalot]

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Taken from The New York Daily Tribune, September 7th 1908.

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Taken from Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette October 18th 1903.

[Soldier of Macedon]

Boris Sarafov's 'death' was announced several times, the above is a false reporting either by bad or deliberate information.

This below was posted earlier in the thread, and the part underlined in red probably sums up the scenario of the times, an excellent quote for reference.

[Daskalot]

Boris Sarafov's 'death' was announced several times, the above is a false reporting either by bad or deliberate information.

What you say is correct, this is one of those false reportings.

[Soldier of Macedon]

Do you think he was responsible for some of those rumours, or was it the Bulgars or Turks?

[Daskalot]

Do you think he was responsible for some of those rumours, or was it the Bulgars or Turks?

It could be both, he had everything to gain if they thought he was dead, also the Turks and Bulgars had to gain from it because it demoralized the people.