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Macedonian. This is patently false. I hardly believe you can find more than the handful of usual suspects who parade all over Greek and FYROM channels and say they are ethnic Macedonians from Greece. They are so few that I recognise them now by face. And of course the people at the Prophet Elias panigiri are not all from Meliti, they come from other places as well, including FYROM. And actually it was people from FYROM who staged the irredentist songs fiasco some years ago. This episode that happened only once as far as I know (and of course your channels were there to film it), has been discussed in Greek media many times. Basically people from FYROM got access to the sound system and, exploiting the fact that not many people have a native understanding of the language, put their own songs. You will clearly see that nobody is
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original statement as it was published by Devnik and a second "correctional" statement. By taking his original statement and applying his "correction" you are making a non-trivial assumption: that
Anastasiadis is telling the truth when referring to the issue as being triggered by an honest mistake on behalf of the journalist and that calling Greek refugees Turks wasn't in his original intentions (btw, do we have any reaction from the newspaper itself ?). It's not like this characterization has fallen from the sky, i've seen it occasionally being used by journalists in the neighbouring country, "Christian Turks" to be precise, as well as an ethnic slur in forum discussions. And it's not like Anastasiadis doesn't carry a well established controversy as a figure either. The fair approach here would to mention both statements and the controversy surrounding them. But this raises a question: why should we even bother spending so much space for him in the Demographics section ? Why should his opinion be so important ?--
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is also in his official documents. Moreover, she/he is obliged to use this name because is the name with which was elected. So, when we refer to this person with the title "Mayor of Meliti" we have to use the name
Panagiotis Anastasiadis. He can use any name he wishes in his personal life but in the ballots of the elections was writen as Panagiotis Anastasiadis. If he changes his name legally on his official documents and then reelects the we can use the name Pando Aslakov. So,
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video clearly mentions that fanatics from Skopje were coming to pose as locals for the FYROM channels. In any case I have followed this story very closely last July, even if your reporters came to stir things, the mayor hiself adamantly stated they're just celebrating
Prophet Elias and nothing else. Also, please stop adding a link about the
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Egejska Makedonija by Todor Simovski is probably the most informative/detailed work originating in the Republic of Macedonia regarding this issue. As for the Nova Zora article, I guess it depends on what it is referencing. "Referencing" opinion is different to references of widely
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There has been an undue overreaction over the contents on this page, which include holding the sources on this page to an unusually high (one can say unreasonable) standard, in order to have them discredited and removed. What I do find ironic, is that even on Greek wikipedia the link between ethnic
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If there is a proposed copyright violation, because some of the publication on ProMacedonia are probably unlicensed mirrors of book publications, then delete the link to this site - ProMacedonia or others, but not the source, i.e. the name of the book, author, publisher, page and so on. Their names
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Read my comment better, you understand that people often make comparisons in order to evaluate stuff, do you ? That was what
Petropoulos and Rizospastis were all about. Well, the discussion was for the Slavic name but you gave the impression that you hold Lithoksoou's book in high regard. And since
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In the Greek wiki the discussion is about the name "Ovčareni". The name Ovčareni as far as I understood is used a lot in many references.. and the reference to
Lithoksoou and Kostopoulos book are used to cite to the name Ovčareni. It is not used Lithoksoou reference for writing history in the greek
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Regarding Meliti, this village is no more a municipality and therefore has no municipal government and no mayor. Mr Ašlakov-Anastiadisis is "πρόεδρος του Δημοτικού Διαμερίσματος", which translates as "President (or
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speakers identify as Aegean Macedonians. Some celebrate the Ilinden uprising, some celebrate the Prophet Elias. Just as is the case across the Greek region of Macedonia, however it just happens to be so that the majority of the pepole from Meliti identify ethnically as non-Greeks. In other villages
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If they have nothing to do with the Republic of Macedonia (and the predominant ethnicity there) then why invite the national dance troupe to perform at the village panagjur? Yes, they are New Calendarists, after all they are adherants to the Greek Orthodox Church. But where are these "other people"
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If there were a medal for excuse making I would give it to you, twice! The village is ethnically divided a large part of the Macedonian-speaking population in fact has the same ethnic conscienceness as their brothers north of the border. They celebrate it on the 20th of August becuase it is in line
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No, that is not what I am suggesting. He is, by all accounts, the new president of the council of the local community. He is not the mayor, since Meliti now falls under the jurisdiction of the mayor of Florina. There is, however, some degree of controversy about the manner in which he was elected,
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Can't we find a better source for the election of the president of Meliti? It appears that there is no official document on the Web that corroborates the information that he is indeed elected as president of this local community. All we have are indirect sources. Neither the website of the city of
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Are you saying that Tanec perform only in front of ethnic Macedonians? Please realise the absurdity of what you say. They have toured so many countries in the world. Of course some of the people feel an affinity to the culture and this is logical, since the Slavic speaking element in the region of
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What you deny is that people with a Slavic ancestry in the region of Macedonia, whether they feel Greek or ethnic Macedonian, have some common customs and traditions. What you are doing is saying that if they invite or even like Tanec they must be ethnic Macedonians. Do I really have to comment on
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In 2010 in the magazine's editorial board were included Prof. Trendafil Mitev (editor) - University of National and World Economy in Sofia, Prof. Dimitar Gotsev - Sofia University, Prof. Dr. Stoyan Germanov - Macedonian Scientific Institute, prof Svetlozar Eldarov - Bulgarian Academy of Sciences,
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The 99% of the Greek article is written by me and part of it is a translation of this english version. Mentioning the ethnic macedonian (slavomacedonians as it is mentioned in the greek article) is due to the sources.. I don't like Greek or Macedonian nationalist bias (I am greek).. but when we
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A good reference is the book of Kostopoulos "Η απαγορευμένη γλώσσα - Κρατική Καταστολή των Σλαβικών Διαλέκτων στην Ελληνική Μακεδονία." (the title of the book can be translated as "The forbitten language: State suppression of the Slavic dialects in Greek Macedonia" (unfortunately the source is in
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I agree, however, the Facebook group you linked may not even be the Macedonian group it could just as easily be the Pontic group (I guess someone would have to read the comments on the page to find out which one it is). A google search of "КУД „Овчарани“ од Овчарани" with a few slight permeations
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This is appalling. Are you trying to monopolise Prophet Elias day now? 20th of July is Prophet Elias day everywhere in Greece, it is not 2nd of August which is your holiday. And Meliti has a population of Slavophones so it is natural to have Slavic songs. I saw your links and it is funny that the
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Are you suggesting that he is not the president of the community/mayor (leader, etc...)?? Furthermore, Andreas, dont you think thats its a bit OR to be telling everyone what Mr Anastiasidis said? To claim that his comments are also unreliable is also flawed. Does his assertion that the village
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Okay, that still doesn't answer whether it's a reputable academic outlet. An "institute" with an extremely narrow focus, connected with a very obvious political agenda, and apparently no affiliation with any recognized academic body? What stops me from thinking this is just some self-serving
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Macedonians and the village is mentioned. Surely if it acceptable there (which like all of the Balkan Wiki's is prone to nationalist bias) then at least some parts are usable here. Overanalysis of source to the point where statements are being made out of context inevitably leads to WP:OR.
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celebrate Prophet Elias day. In this very celebration they were Pontic dance groups, did your channels show this? Now about the date, if some people were celebrating your uprising they would keep it in line with what the ethnic Macedonians do all over the world, where they celebrate in
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comprises of ethnic Macedonians, Pontic Greeks and Albanians not back up the "findings" from the EU study in 1993? (Except for the Albanians who had not yet immigrated to Greece). I think its quite clear to everyone who exactly lives in the village.
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is not "the local representative of the central goverment", as the anonymous editor above wants us to believe, but rather the highest ranking officer in the municipal government. In a democracy, the mayor is generall elected by the people.
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type of songs, (presumably from their own media device CD etc.). Especially when a band is clearly playing the music in front the crowd! It is also amusing how the Tanec perfomance was a coincedence which just coincided with the
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Alethos Anesti! I'm in a good mood today, after the Easter lamb feast and all so I'll leave this for now. Just think how many things we have in common, isn't it a shame to lose our lives disputing petty
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The source says the linguistic group is Slavophones, while the language they speak is Macedonian. I think the fact that it's Macedonian is noteworthy. I would prefer the second one of your suggestions.
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attempt of damage control by the Party, the statement as published in the press cannot appear here because it cointentious and is not a reliable source for the actual demographic situation in Meliti.
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