Turkiska regioner i makedonien
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Den lille Balkan-stat Nordmakedonien er et nation med enstaka gammel historie. Alexander den Store er trods alt velkendt for alle, ikke? Her boede stærke mennesker, modige krigere og dygtige byplanlæggere. inom den moderne verden spiller dette nation ikke ett væsentlig rolle på den internationale arena, hvilket ikke gør detta mindre interessant. Fantastiske landskaber, maleriske byer, gamle fæstninger – alt dette er i overflod her.
Fakta ifall Nordmakedonien
- Befolkningen inom regionen er 2 millioner mennesker.
- Grækenland kaldte Makedonien for «Republikken Skopje», efter navnet på den makedonske hovedstad, og kræver, at landet skifter navn, da ett af de dele af Grækenland kaldes Makedonien. inom blev statens navn officielt ændret til Nordmakedonien
- Det makedonske sprog hører til dem slaviske sprog, og detta er detta yngste af dem.
- Landets hovedstad, Skopje, fanns engang Bulgariens hovedstad.
- Den lokale valuta kaldes «denar». Nej, ikke «dinar», men præcis sådan tillsammans med bogstavet «e».
- Indtil var detta makedonske territorium en sektion af Jugoslavien.
- Skaberne af detta kyrilliske alfabet, Cyril og Methodius, blev født her.
- Skydning med to pistoler «med to hænder» blev opfundet af dem makedonske efterretningstjenest
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Nomadic Turkish community in North Macedonia preserves culture for 6 centuries
The Yoruks, a nomadic Turkish community that settled in North Macedonia during the Ottoman Empire’s conquest of the Balkans, have preserved their cultural heritage for over years.
Despite facing migrations, conflicts, and the passage of time, their traditional way of life, rooted in Anatolian customs, continues to flourish in the region around Skopje.
This enduring resilience highlights the community&#;s commitment to maintaining its identity and traditions amid a changing landscape.
The Yoruks have resisted pressures to abandon their land, successfully preserving their language and cultural practices.
They continue to speak Turkish and uphold traditions passed down through generations, demonstrating a firm commitment to their heritage.
This resilience highlights their determination to maintain their identity in the face of external challenges.
Strong focus on family, tradition
In their daily lives, Yoruks dress in colorful clothing known as &#;fistan,&#; and family remains central to their way of life.
Marriages outside of their community – particularly with Macedonians, Albanians, or
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The eviction of the Turks from Macedonia (). At the beginning of &#;&#; c. The Turkish population in Macedonia (according to one statistics) was % or inhabitants. When the armies of the federal Balkan states occupied Macedonia (), it was massively expelled or moved before their occurrence of a large part of the Turkish population. With the Lozan Convention ( &#; ) between Greece and Turkey for the mandatory exchange of minorities from the Aegean part of Macedonia, the Turkish population from Western Thrace was forced. Turkey with Yugoslavia signed an agreement () for eviction of the Turkish population from Macedonia and the Kosovo-MetoH region. After the war (), the Turks from the NR / SRM continued. FNRJ and Turkey have signed two protocol (5. &#; and &#; ) and agreement ( ) with an indemnity protocol for expelled Turks. The massive eviction of the Turks from the Pirin part of Macedonia occurred under pressure from the regime of Todor Zhivkov for their Bulgarization. Lit.: Stoyan Acisovski, ethnic changes in Macedonia (), Skopje, ; Macedonia in international agreements, 1 (), Skopje, M. Min.
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