- Komitadji,
Comitadji, or
Komita (plural: Komitadjis,
Comitadjis, or Komitas) (Bulgarian,
Macedonian and Serbian: Комити,
Serbian Latin: Komiti, Romanian:...
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Everyday Life in
World War I. Banac, Ivo (1992). "'Emperor Karl Has
Become a
Comitadji': The
Croatian Disturbances of
Autumn 1918".
Slavonic and East European...
- national-liberation
struggles by the
Bulgarian revolutionaries,
called comitadjis. The
slogan was in use
during the
second half of the 19th and the first...
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Mihaylov (second from the right) with
other IMRO-
comitadjis ca. 1924....
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called "the
Bulgarian Committee",
while its
members were
designated as
Comitadjis, i.e. "committee men". Initially, they were
against the
aspirations of...
-
counterattack started under the
command of
Alexander Protogerov involving comitadjis'
forces of the
Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organisation.
After several...
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unfortunate Macedonian peasant is
between the
hammer and the anvil. One day '
comitadjis' come to his
house and
demand under threat lodging, food and
money and...
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called "the
Bulgarian Committee",
while its
members were
designated as
Comitadjis, i.e. "committee men". In the
earliest dated samples of
statutes and regulations...
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Robert L. (1997). Yugoslavia: 1918-1926 (Un
detachement montenegrin do
comitadjis a
esanye de
dearmer un
ommercant albanais. Vers le
decembre 15 ont eu...
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Academy of Sciences, Sofia, 1983, p. 18. (Bg.),
Memoirs of
Milan Matov "The
Comitadji Stories", Skopje, 2002, pp. 260-261.(Mk.), Матов, Милан. "Баш комитата...
