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Избрани моменти от борбата за изкореняване на маларията по българските земи

Избрани моменти от борбата за изкореняване на маларията по българските земи

Author(s): Aneta Kirova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 3/2021

Маларията е инфекциозно паразитно заболяване, което е познато от най-дълбока древност. В България са полагани системни усилия както за ограничаване разпространението му, така и за изкореняването на заболяването. Статията отразява етапите на борбата срещу маларията от периода след Освобождението до официалното обявяване на страната за държава, свободна от малария през 1965 г. Отбелязани са най-важните етапи на тази борба, както и личностите, изиграли решаваща роля в процеса на ерадикация на заболяването.Malaria is an infectious parasitic disease that has been known since ancient times. Systematic efforts have been carried out in Bulgaria both to limit the spread of the disease and to eradicate it. This article reflects the stages of the fight against malaria from the period after the Liberation until the official proclamation of the country as a malaria-free country in 1965. The most important stages of this fight are highlighted, as well as the personalities who played a decisive role in the process of eradication of the disease

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MODELARE ȘI RE-MODELARE IDENTITARĂ A ROMÂNILOR DOBROGENI LA FINAL DE SECOL AL XIX-LEA. ARGUMENTE DIN RĂSPUNSURILE LA„CHESTIONARUL HAȘDEU” ȘI „CHESTIONARELE DENSUȘIANU”

MODELARE ȘI RE-MODELARE IDENTITARĂ A ROMÂNILOR DOBROGENI LA FINAL DE SECOL AL XIX-LEA. ARGUMENTE DIN RĂSPUNSURILE LA„CHESTIONARUL HAȘDEU” ȘI „CHESTIONARELE DENSUȘIANU”

Author(s): Corina Apostoleanu / Language(s): Romanian Issue: V seria 3/2023

At the end of the 19th century, Dobruja appears like a conglomerate of ethnic groups, belief systems and life habits. Dobrujan Romanians, either we speak about those who had lived for centuries in this area, or about the colonists coming from all historical provinces, create specific demographic structures emphasized by `Hașdeu Survey`, between 1884 and 1885, and, after ten years, by `Densușianu Surveys`, in 1893 and 1897. Fundamentally, both B. P. Hașdeu and Nicolae Densușianu were preoccupied to highlight the linguistic, folklore, ethnographical and cultural elements, specific to each historical provonces, this time, speaking about Dobruja, with an effort to identify the age of oral circulation in the Romanian territories of myths and legends to attest the beginning of the history of the nation.

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Gheorghe Dumitraşcu, Corina-Mihaela Apostoleanu: Spaţiul rural dobrogean la sfârşit de secol XIX. Chestionarele Densuşianu, Editura Celebris, Constanţa, 2022, 393 p.

Gheorghe Dumitraşcu, Corina-Mihaela Apostoleanu: Spaţiul rural dobrogean la sfârşit de secol XIX. Chestionarele Densuşianu, Editura Celebris, Constanţa, 2022, 393 p.

Author(s): Constantin Cheramidoglu / Language(s): Romanian Issue: V seria 3/2023

Review of: Gheorghe Dumitrașcu, Corina-Mihaela Apostoleanu: The rural space of Dobruja at the end of the 19th century. The Densușianu Questionnaires, Celebris Publishing House, Constanța, 2022, 393 p.

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Създаване и дейност на Македонския научен институт (1923 – 1947)
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Създаване и дейност на Македонския научен институт (1923 – 1947)

Author(s): Aleksandar Grebenarov / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2023

At the end of 1923, a new organization of the Macedonian Bulgarians was established in Sofia, which was unparalleled in comparison to other refugee formations – the Macedonian Scientific Institute (MSI). Although small in membership, the new organization included some of the most prominent representatives of the Bulgarian scientific and public elite, most of who were natives or had origins in Macedonia. The main goal of MSI was defending Bulgarian character of the historical and geographic region of Macedonia through scientific evidence. The Institute developed intensive publishing activity, acted internationally in defence of the Bulgarian national cause, and co-opted foreign scientists as members, whose works were to contribute to popularizing cultural and historical heritage of the Bulgarians in Macedonia: all were destined for the above goal. After the political changes in Bulgaria occurred in the autumn of 1944, the new rulers yielded to the pressure coming from the Soviet Union and from the new communist (Tito’s) Yugoslavia, and proceeded to ‘self-dissolution’ of all Macedonian refugee organizations. This logically led to the closing of the Macedonian Scientific Institute in 1947.

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Албанската държава, българското малцинство и българо-македонският комитет в периода 1925 – 1939 г.
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Албанската държава, българското малцинство и българо-македонският комитет в периода 1925 – 1939 г.

Author(s): Beqir Meta / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2023

The Bulgarian minority under Ahmet Zogu’s leadership was generally treated favourably by the Albanian authorities and enjoyed its cultural and national rights. This minority, which today is called Macedonian, then defined itself as Bulgarian or Bulgarian-speaking. It was called by the same name both by the Albanian government and by international organizations, which is understandable, because at that time the Macedonian nation and state had not yet been created. A delicate issue that arose between the Bulgarian minority and the Albanian government was the activity of the Bulgarian nationalist revolutionary movement in Macedonia. On the one hand, mainly under the pressure of Yugoslavia and Greece, the Albanian government took measures toban these activities on its territory, but on the other hand, there was some sympathy for this revolutionary movement – partly because of the friendly feelings towards Bulgaria, but mainly because it was seen as a natural ally of the Albanian irredentist movement in Kosovo.

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Un text vechi din Țara Severinului: Legenda descălecării pravoslavnicilor creștini (1282–1303)

Un text vechi din Țara Severinului: Legenda descălecării pravoslavnicilor creștini (1282–1303)

Author(s): Ovidiu Pecican / Language(s): English,Romanian Issue: XXVIII/2023

The following research makes a new lecture of the beginning of Letopisețul Cantacuzinesc (The Cantacuzino Chronicle), written around 1690–1720 in Wallachia by combining parts of older text, written in Slavonic, but later also in Romanian. It discusses only the first two very short narrative parts, two legends offering different versions of the story of the founding of the Wallachian state: the so‑called legend of the Bassarabs and the legend of Negru Vodă. The first one seems to be written sometimes between the end of the 13thand the beginning of the 14th century, the second one gives hints to be placed around the middle of the 15th century.

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İzmir’in Bir Dağ Köyü: Yamanlar ve Yamanlar Yörükleri Üzerine Etnotarihsel Bir İnceleme

İzmir’in Bir Dağ Köyü: Yamanlar ve Yamanlar Yörükleri Üzerine Etnotarihsel Bir İnceleme

Author(s): Ozan Uştuk,Yasemin Özcan Gönülal / Language(s): Turkish Issue: 115/2023

This study examines the history, language, social, and economic transformation of the Yuruks living in the Yamanlar Village located in the Karşıyaka district, where there is relatively little information in the literature despite its proximity to the Izmir city center. Information collected from the Ottoman Era cemetery adjoining the village reveals that the Yamanlar Yuruks have lived here for at least 400 years. Mount Yamanlar, where the village is located, is of great importance because of its ancient history, as it witnessed the founding of Izmir (Smyrna). The social and economic lifestyle in the village has transformed as the city expanded toward residential areas atop Mount Yamanlar. The loss of traditional livelihood practices challenged the villagers and severely influenced their customs, which might be considered valuable pieces of cultural heritage. In this study, we conducted fieldwork, during which various data collection methods and techniques were employed to describe daily life in the village. Within the scope of this study, semi-structured and unstructured interviews were conducted with the local people, and an oral historical study was carried out. With this method, we aimed to present an ethnohistorical description of the Yamanlar Village by trying to establish a balance between the analysis of both written documents and oral data to make sense of the social and economic change it has undergone and to contribute to the literature on Izmir Yuruks.

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Românii văzuți de maghiari în epoca regimului dualist

Românii văzuți de maghiari în epoca regimului dualist

Author(s): Sorin Mitu / Language(s): English,Romanian Issue: XXVIII/2023

This article analyzes the image of Romanians in the eyes of Hungarians in the era of Austro‑Hungarian dualism. Hungarian politicians tried to offer Romanians certain concessions through the Nationalities Law (1868). They believed that in this way they would succeed in turning the Romanians into loyal citizens of the Hungarian homeland. The image of Romanians was built according to this political project, which would fail in 1918.

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RECENZII

RECENZII

Author(s): Gabriela Goudenhooft,Henrieta Anișoara Șerban,Viorella Manolache,Elena Cristina Vohn / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 4/2023

Ascensiunea Chinei în fațã cu logica strategiei, traducere din limba englezã de Radu Carp și Mihai Murariu, Cuvânt înainte de Radu Carp, Timișoara, Editura Universitãții de Vest din Timișoara, 2023, 266 pp

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In Memoriam. Barbu Ștefănescu (5 iulie 1953–16 februarie 2013): istoric al lumii rurale

In Memoriam. Barbu Ștefănescu (5 iulie 1953–16 februarie 2013): istoric al lumii rurale

Author(s): Toader Nicoară / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 43/2023

Ten years have passed since we parted with our colleague, the late teacher and researcher from Oradea, Barbu Ștefănescu. The idea of writing this essay, this evocation of a long and beautiful human and intellectual friendship came to me immediately after his sudden death. Barbu Ștefănescu was born in a village in Țara Hațegului, near Retezat Mountains, and he always identified with the world of his childhood: the village. Over time, he became one of the most prestigious historians of the Romanian rural world. As a museographer, he dealt with restorations, and as an ethnographer, with fieldwork and the collection of objects and traditions specific to the rural world of Crișana. Barbu Ștefănescu left behind a valuable historiographic work, which always deserves to be re-read and evaluated. What is also noteworthy is his interdisciplinary interest in the analysis of data obtained from history, ethnography, museology, archives and the remarkable use of a reading grid, proposed by the new history of the rural world.

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Trepetnicele și divinația fiziognomonică în cultura populară română la începuturile modernității (sec. XVIII–începutul sec. XIX): observații preliminare

Trepetnicele și divinația fiziognomonică în cultura populară română la începuturile modernității (sec. XVIII–începutul sec. XIX): observații preliminare

Author(s): Alexandru-Florin Platon / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 43/2023

Les « trepetnic » (du mot slave trepet qui signifie « spasme ») sont des prédictions déduites des mouvements incontrôlables des membres du corps, interprétés comme étant des signes à caractère divin. Ce sont des textes rédigés en forme de liste, où chaque partie du corps est énumérée de haut en bas, depuis la tête jusqu’aux doits des pieds, le spasme de chaque membre étant mis en corrélation avec un présage particulier. Ce type de prédictions fait partie de la palmomantie—catégorie divinatoire très ancienne, d’origine assyro- babylonienne, qui est passée, au cours des siècles, par l’entremise de la culture hellénistique, dans le monde slave des Balkans et de la Russie. Dans les Pays Roumains, la littérature palmomantique provient du monde slave des Balkans, le document le plus ancien appartenant à cette catégorie, conservé jusqu’aujourd’hui, étant daté de 1639. Partout où ils ont été documentés, y compris en Roumanie, ces documents ont la même structure, à savoir en forme de liste. Les « trepetnic » roumains sont manuscrits et, à quelques exceptions près, ils sont totalement inédits. Découverts par le philologue Moses Gaster à la fin du XIXe siècle (le premier à en signaler l’importance en publiant deux pièces), les « trepetnic » ont aussi retenu l’attention (mais de façon marginale) du philologue N. Draganu. Dans la seule étude que celui-ci leur a consacré (en 1921–1922), il a publié la plus ancienne de ces pièces (datant de 1639) qui, à son avis, a servi comme modèle à tous les autres documents de la même catégorie. Après lui, aucun historien ou philologue ne s’est plus intéressé aux « trepetnic », à part Mme Olga Șerbănescu en 1995–1996 et Gabriel Mihăilescu en 2011.Les « trepetnic » publiés par nous dans la présente étude (une pièce imprimée de 1816 et trois pièces manuscrites, datant, de façon estimative, du milieu et de la fin du XVIIIe siècle) sont tous inédits. Comme les autres documents de la même catégorie (à part ceux—très nombreux—qui, à partir du XIXe siècle, ont commencé à être imprimés), ils font partie des livres manuscrits (intitulés par les archivistes miscellanées), où ils cohabitent avec d’autres écrits, anonymes aussi, comme, par exemple, des fragments religieux à caractère apotropaïque, liste de médicaments naturistes, tableaux des signes zodiacaux, talismans etc.—tous appartenant à ce que les spécialistes nomment « culture populaire ».Vu que les prédictions contenues dans ces documents sont intimement liées au corps, nous avons proposé de les considérer comme étant non seulement du ressort de la palmomantie, mais aussi de la physiognomonie. C’est pourquoi nous avons désignés ces présages comme des « divinations physiognomoniques ». Le motif tient au fait que, tant dans l’Antiquité qu’au Moyen Âge, la physiognomonie n’était pas utilisée seulement pur déchiffrer le caractère d’une personne sur la base des traits de son visage et de son corps, mais aussi pour prédire le type d’attitude et de comportement que cette personne pouvait adopter à l’avenir.Les « trepetnic » que nous avons choisi pour cette étude ont des traits semblables à tous les autres documents similaires : énumération du haut en bas des parties du corps, chaque partie étant accompagnée d’une prédiction particulière, inversion occasionnelle du type (bon ou mauvais) du présage, lié à la partie droite ou gauche du corps (parties considérées, par la tradition, comme positive, respectivement négative), caractère extrêmement varié des prédictions, en relation avec les aspects les plus courants de la vie quotidienne (naissance d’un enfant, maladie, mariage, richesse ou pauvreté, réussite dans les affaires….) etc. À part ça, les prédictions concernent exclusivement les hommes, les femmes n’y étant pas, que dans quelques cas, concernés.Une particularité des « trepetnic » roumains, qui ressort de la comparaison avec les « trepetnic » slaves des Balkans et russes c’est—nous semble-t-il—le caractère presqu’exclusivement positif des présages associés aux mains : si, dans les cas des autres membres du corps, ces présages sont mélangés (positifs et négatifs, n’importe la partie—droite ou gauche—à laquelle ils sont liés), les prédictions en relation avec les deux mains sont, de façon presqu’invariable, positives. Ceci est dû, croyons-nous, au rôle très important que les mains jouaient dans la vie quotidienne des milieux populaires (voir paysans) d’autrefois, comme outils indispensables au travail et à l’obtention de la nourriture de chaque jour.Ceci n’est qu’un des possibles traits distinctifs des « trepetnic » roumains, à qui pourraient s’ajouter d’autres au fur et à mesure du progrès dans l’étude de ce vaste corpus palmomantique ou de physiognomonie divinatoire, très peu connu et qui reste encore à explorer.

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Parohia greco-catolică Bistrița Bârgăului (1811–1920)

Parohia greco-catolică Bistrița Bârgăului (1811–1920)

Author(s): Iulius Liviu Ușeriu / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 43/2023

The Greek-Catholic (united) parish of Bistrița Bârgăului (Bórgo Bistrița) was one of the small parishes on Bârgăului Valley (Valea Bârgăului), located in a village with a majority Orthodox population. Based on parochial sources, the study analyzes all demographic aspects related to birth, marriage and mortality, both among children and adults. The analysis of mortality by age groups recorded similar developments with other communities of Transylvania. Illnesses, accidents, but also crimes disturbed the everyday life of the studied parish. The reconstruction of the demographic picture for the Greek-Catholic parish of Bistrița Bârgăului in the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century can be broadly framed in the specific features of the other villages on the Bârgăului Valley.

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Școala Țărănească în perioada interbelică

Școala Țărănească în perioada interbelică

Author(s): Ildikó-Lucia Aszalos / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 43/2023

In the 19th century and the early 20th century, cultural, political, and ideological discourses addressed the rural issue, referring to the economic, hygienic, and cultural backwardness of rural areas. Illiteracy in rural environments reached alarming levels. In this context, the concept of the Peasants’ School, inspired by the Danish model, gained prominence. In 1931, at the initiative of Vasile Ilea, the director of the Sighet Branch of Astra, the first Peasants’ School was established to provide practical knowledge about agricultural work to peasants. Gradually, numerous peasant schools were founded in most Astra branches in Transylvania. The teaching staff of these peasant schools were recruited from specialists in the respective fields. The chosen instructors for agriculture, horticulture, viticulture, language, national history, geography, etc., were familiar with the peasants’ mentality. Student enrollment was voluntary. The courses lasted for several weeks each year and concluded with a genuine graduation diploma. The primary goal of these peasant schools was to train village leaders, elevate the level of civilization, and enhance national culture in the Romanian rural world.

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Дякон Игнатий – под вънкашност чужда и под име ново
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Дякон Игнатий – под вънкашност чужда и под име ново

Author(s): Vladimir Mitov / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2023

The article examines the earliest period of Vasil Levski’s life, when he became monk and appeared primarily as a clergyman. At the same time, this period was also the least studied in the Apostle’s biography. The author’s main standpoint is that although he abandoned the monastic order due to his revolutionary activity, Levski did not sever his bond with God, he remained a deeply devout Christian, and continued to attend holy services whenever possible.

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Отново за приписката на поп Коста Савов Чилев и за идването на Васил Левски в Разлог
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Отново за приписката на поп Коста Савов Чилев и за идването на Васил Левски в Разлог

Author(s): Georgi Trenchev / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2023

The article analyzes, on the one hand, Vasil Levski’s attitude relating to Macedonia’s preparation and inclusion in the revolutionary network,and on the other hand, some data are indicated, that give ground to several researchers to accept Levski’s visit in person to these areas.One of this evidence is the marginalia of the priest Kosta Chilev about Vasil Levski’s visit to Razlog.

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„Наредата“ на Васил Левски като образец за „наказателното законодателство“ на ВМОРО (1893 – 1912 г.)
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„Наредата“ на Васил Левски като образец за „наказателното законодателство“ на ВМОРО (1893 – 1912 г.)

Author(s): Elena Aleksandrova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2023

An important place among the programming documents of the Bulgarian national liberation movement before the Liberation isoccupied by the Workers’ Order for the Liberation of the Bulgarian People, compiled by Vasil Levski. In this draft of a statute for the revolutionary organization were outlined the goals of the national liberation struggle; the ideology of the revolutionary movement were most vividly revealed, the tasks falling to the committee organizations,the commanders and the common participants in the movement were defined. It also contains some criminal provisions, so it also fulfilst he role of a kind of a Penal Law, which largely defines the ‘criminal provisions’ in the programming documents of the IMARO. They were primarily intended for the personnel, but practice has shown that they also applied to the people dwelling in Macedonia and Adrianople Thrace.

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Контрабандата в Обединена България (1941 – 1944 г.)
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Контрабандата в Обединена България (1941 – 1944 г.)

Author(s): Dimitar Gyudurov / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2023

The article examines smuggling as a socially significant crime within the borders of United Bulgaria (1941 – 1944). The smuggling typology and the mechanisms by which it was carried out in wartime conditions are revealed. The many problems faced by the Bulgarian society and the State in relation to this phenomenon have been examined. The processes in the newly annexed lands – Vardar Macedonia and the AegeanThrace-and-Macedonia – have been surveyed in more detail. Attention is paid to the efforts of the Bulgarian state to limit smuggling,as well as to the extent to which these efforts yielded positive results.

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Живот и дейност на Атанас Нивички – Брадата в спомените на Димитър Атанасов Нивичанов
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Живот и дейност на Атанас Нивички – Брадата в спомените на Димитър Атанасов Нивичанов

Author(s): Danka Georgieva / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2023

On the basis of a recently established personal archival fund in the State Archives in Burgas, biographical information is given about the chief commander of the Internal Macedonian-Adrianople Revolutionary Organization (IMARO) Atanas Nivichki /The Beard/. The information was probably compiled in the 1970s by the Beard’s son Dimităr Nivichanov. They reveal the role of his father in the development of the revolutionary movement in the Strumica area.

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Разговорните подчинителни съюзи в тетралогията на Димитър Талев
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Разговорните подчинителни съюзи в тетралогията на Димитър Талев

Author(s): Mirela Durchova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 4/2023

The article examines the semantic-syntactic roles of the specific colloquial subordinating conjunctions that Dimităr Talev (1898 – 1965) uses in his tetralogy (“The Iron Lantern” (1952), “The Bells of Prespa” (1954), “Saint Elias’ Day” (1953) and “I Hear Your Voices” (1966). With the help of the descriptive method, the functions of the studied connectives are presented synchronously in the abovementioned literary works. When clarifying the origin of the conjunctions, the diachronic approach is partially applied. The assumption is confirmed that Talev often uses a language close to colloquial (and even dialectal) speech in order to highlight the vernacular nature of his characters’ speeches, as well as a speech feature of the region where one of the most beloved Bulgarians writers comes from.

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Eфрем Чучков – един от най-видните дейци на българското националноосвободително движение в Македония
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Eфрем Чучков – един от най-видните дейци на българското националноосвободително движение в Македония

Author(s): Yavor Chuchkov / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 4/2023

The almost forgotten in our country Bulgarian revolutionary Efrem Chuchkov was one of the notable leaders of IMARO/IMRO. He occupied a leading role in its hierarchy until his death in 1923. Chuchkov left deep traces in the consciousness and memory of Macedonia’s Bulgarians. As a squad commander and head of the Skopje Revolutionary District, he worked closely with the younger than him Todor Aleksandrov: the future head of the Organization. A testimonial of Chuchkov’s authority is the fact that at the 1908 Kyustendil Congress he was elected a member of the IMARO’s Central Committee. The commander was particularly active during the Balkan War (1912 – 1913), when his squad, as well as the other IMARO’s formations, acted as an auxiliary unit of the Bulgarian Army. Efrem Chuchkov and his squad liberated the towns of Kočani, Štip and the whole Štip area from the Ottoman troops, establishing an improvised Bulgarian administration there. His role in the restoration of IMRO after the First World War was also crucial.

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