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Metodi Tasev Shatorov (Bulgarian: Методи Шаторов; Macedonian: Методиja Шаторов,
known also
under the
pseudonyms Sharlo and Panayot;
January 10, 1897 –...
- also parti****ted. As
leader of the
Vardar Macedonian communists,
Metodi Shatorov ("Sharlo")
switched from the
Yugoslav Communist Party to the Bulgarian...
- a new regional-committee
leadership was
elected at a meeting;
Metodi Shatorov was
elected secretary. In June, a
national regional-committee
program was...
- the
local authorities. Some
former IMRO (United) members, such as
Metodi Shatorov, who was the
regional leader of the
Yugoslav Communist Party (YCP), also...
- the
leader of the
local faction of
Communist Party of Yugoslavia,
Metodi Shatorov had
defected to the
Bulgarian Communist Party (BCP). Koliševski was sent...
- Hrvatska, NDH). In Macedonia, the
regional organisation led by
Metodi Shatorov switched allegiance from the KPJ to the
Bulgarian Communist Party, practically...
- the
sphere of
influence of the
Bulgarian Communist Party under Metodi Shatorov's leadership, with whom Čento was also in
close contact.
Although he received...
-
orbital period of 1209
Metodi Deyanov (born 1975),
former midfielder Metodi Shatorov (1897–1944),
Bulgarian politician and
leader of the
Macedonian communists...
- question. This
option was
supported by
Pavel Shatev,
Dimitar Vlahov,
Metodi Shatorov,
Panko Brashnarov, and others. However, such
Macedonian activists, who...
-
Nikola Poposki (born 1977),
Macedonian Minister of
Foreign Affairs Metodi Shatorov (1897–1944), one of the
founders of IMRO
United and
temporary leader of...
