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- campaign in areas under Serbian and Gr**** rule. The Serbians expelled Exarchist churchmen and teachers and closed Bulgarian schools and churches (affecting...
- Bulgarian prin****lity between Gr****s and Serbs from one side and Bulgarian Exarchists from another. The local Slavic villagers were forced to declare themselves...
- 641 Bulgarian schools and 761 churches were closed by the Serbs, while Exarchist clergy and teachers were expelled. The use of all Macedonian dialects...
- Pella was 520 Bulgarian Exarchists. Another survey in 1905 recorded that in the village there were 720 Bulgarian Exarchists. During the exchange of po****tions...
- Kanchov from 1900, 19,700 inhabitants lived in Veles, 12,000 Bulgarian Exarchists, 6,600 Turks, 600 Romani and 500 Aromanians. In 1905 Dimitar Mishev Brancoff...
- 144,918 Albanians, Tosks: 81,518 Albanians, Christians: 35,525 Slavs, Exarchists: 186,656 Slavs, Patriarchists: 93,694 Slavs, Muslims: 11,542 Gr****s, Christians:...
- in the town. Another survey in 1905 established the presence of 9,712 Exarchists, 40 Patriarchists, 592 Uniate Christians and 16 Protestants. In the late...
- was inhabited by 3735 people, of whom 3100 were Turks, 310 Bulgarian Exarchists, 200 Romani, 150 Muslim Albanians and 25 Vlachs. Kanchov wrote in 1900...
- (Aromanians and Megleno-Romanians), the Christian Albanians, and the Exarchist Slavs, an approach rejected by international figures. Peckham 2000, pp...
- consisting of 14,962 Muslims, 14,208 Gr**** Patriarchists, and 3,943 Bulgarian Exarchists. After almost 500 years of Ottoman rule, Edessa was annexed by Greece...