Mickoski Compared Tsar Samuil to the Transfer of Gotse Delchev
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The Prime Minister of the Republic of North Macedonia, Hristijan Mickoski, drew a parallel between the return to Bulgaria of the mortal remains attributed to Tsar Samuil and the transfer of the remains of Gotse Delchev to Skopje. According to him, Delchev’s remains symbolize Macedonian identity. Mickoski pointed out that the transfer of Gotse Delchev’s remains took place a year before the signing of the Bled Agreement in 1947. The document is re…
The Prime Minister of the Republic of North Macedonia, Hristijan Mickoski, commented today for the first time on the transfer of the mortal remains of Tsar Samuil from Greece to Bulgaria, stating that the event should be viewed through the prism of the Bled Agreement, concluded after World War II.
The Prime Minister of North Macedonia, Hristijan Mickoski, made an unheard-of historical blunder - he confused Tsar Samuil with Gotse Delchev. On the occasion of the transfer of the bones of Tsar Samuil from Greece to Bulgaria today, Mickoski made a complete forgery and used an agreement between the Yugoslav dictator Josip Broz Tito and the Bulgarian dictator Georgi Dimitrov from 1947, BGNES reports. Mickoski linked the transfer of the bones of …
The Prime Minister of North Macedonia, Hristijan Mickoski, drew a parallel between the transfer of the mortal remains of Tsar Samuil from Greece to Bulgaria with the transfer of the relics of Gotse Delchev from Sofia to Skopje in 1946-1947, plusinfo reports.
The Prime Minister of the Republic of North Macedonia, Hristijan Mickoski, commented today for the first time on the transfer of the mortal remains of Tsar Samuil from Greece to Bulgaria, stating that the event should be viewed through the prism of the Treaty of Bled, concluded after World War II. He answered a journalist's question after visiting a construction site in Skopje and was quoted by Macedonian media, monitored by BTA. "Regarding the …
The Prime Minister of North Macedonia, Hristijan Mickoski, drew a parallel between the return of Tsar Samuil's remains to Bulgaria and the reburial of Gotse Delchev in Skopje in 1947. When asked whether Greece's decision to hand over Samuil's remains to Bulgaria could negatively affect relations between North Macedonia and Greece, Mickoski directly […]
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