Northern Macedonia

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northern +‎ Macedonia

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Northern Macedonia

  1. (nonstandard) The Republic of Northern Macedonia, formerly known as the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.
    • 1991, Apostolos Euangelou Vacalopoulos, Contemporary ethnological problems in the Balkans:
      [What of] Greeks, Gypsies, etc. living in that part of Upper or Northern Macedonia (beyond the Greek border) which was incorporated into modern Yugoslavia and Bulgaria after the First World War?
    • 2016, John Shea, Macedonia and Greece: The Struggle to Define a New Balkan Nation, McFarland, →ISBN, page 308:
      The All-Greek Association of Northern Macedonia (“Makedonomasi”) appealed to the citizens of Thessaloniki and Greek Macedonia, and the associations of Macedonians living in Greece, to join the [meeting].

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