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List of articles about the geographical and historical region of Macedonia:

1. Лазар Серафимов - Lazar Serafimov, Bulgarian educator and revolutionary from Macedonia
2. Дишлянова къща - Dishlyanov House, house built during the Bulgarian National Revival, cultural monument in Kovachevitsa
3. Янис Коридис - Yanis Koridis, Greek writer
4. Вевчански извори - Vevchani Springs, springs in Republic of Macedonia
5. Ковачевишка къща - Kovachevitsa House, type of houses built during the Bulgarian National Revival
6. Ковачевишка архитектурно-строителна школа - Bulgarian Revival architectural and building school of Kovachevitsa
7. Университет на Македония - University of Macedonia, university in Thessaloniki, Greece
8. Нишко споразумение - Nish Agreement, agreement between the Macedonian Orthodox Church and the Serbian Orthodox Church from 2002
9. Казана - Kazana, cave in Pirin mointain, Bulgaria
10. Кнежински манастир - Knezhino Monastery, monastery in Republic of Macedonia, built in XI - XII century
11. Къща на улица „7-ми ноември“ № 3 - House on 3 "7 November" str. in Ohrid, Republic of Macedonia, cultural monument
12. Охридски чинар - The plane tree of Ohrid, Republic of Macedonia, symbol of the town and natural monument
13. Андрей Стоянов - Andrey Stoyanov, Bulgarian educator in Macedonia
14. Васил Манов - Vasil Manov, Bulgarian politician from Bansko
15. Ушева къща - Ushev House, house built during the Bulgarian National Revival, cultural monument in Bansko
16. Нику Караника - Nicu Caranica, Romanian writer from Bitolya
17. Исак Бенруби - Isaac Benrubi, Jewish and Swiss philosopher from Thessaloniki
18. Национална и университетска библиотека „Свети Климент Охридски“ - National and University Library "Saint Clement of Ohrid" in Skopje
19. Художествена галерия на Обществото за македонски изследвания - Art Gallery of the Society for Macedonian Studies, Thessaloniki
20. Апостолос Килесопулос - Apostolos Kilessopoulos, prominent Greek painter from Katerini
21. Вера Кирова - Vera Kirova, prominent Bulgarian ballerina from Petrich
22. Бърницка култура - Brnjica culture, archeological culture
23. Вароша (квартал на Благоевград) - Varosha, neighborhood in Blagoevgrad
24. Добърска певческа школа - Music school of Dobarsko
25. Мал гьол - Mal gyol, lake in Shar mountain, Republic of Macedonia
26. Димитър Димитров - Dimitar Dimitrov, Bulgarian agronomist from Dolni Poroi
27. Обсада на Свети град - Siege of Svetigrad
28. Струмишка галерия за икони - Strumitsa Icon Gallery
29. Цареви кули - Strumica Fortress
30. Голем гьол - Golem Gyol, lake in Republic of Macedonia
31. Къща на улица „Цар Самуил“ № 42 - House on 42 Tsar Samuil Street, Ohrid, cultural monument
32. Христо Григоров - Hristo Georgiev, Bulgarian public figure
33. Георги Чапразов (диригент) - Goergi Chaprazov, Bulgarian musician, conductor
34. Бояджиева къща - Boyadzhiev House, Ohrid, cultural monument
35. Георгова къща (Георги Георгов) - Georgi Georgov's House, Sofia, cultural monument
36. Георгова къща (Иван Георгов) - Ivan Georgov's House, Sofia, cultural monument
37. Влахинска българска община - Vlahi Bulgarian Municipality
38. Аристофон - Aristophon, Greek painter
39. Велушка тумба - important archaeological site near the village of Velushina in the Republic of Macedonia
40. Стара винарска изба „Тиквеш“ - former complex of winery buildings in the town of Kavadarci, Republic of Macedonia
41. Лазар Петрович - Macedonian Serboman, General of the Kingdom of Serbia, professor at the Military Academy in Belgrade, and First Adjutant of King Aleksandar Obrenović
42. Мечково - historic village in Southwestern Bulgaria, located on the territory of Petrich municipality, Blagoevgrad region
43. Яшар Наби Найър - prominent Turkish writer, poet, translator, playwright
44. Самуил, цар български - historical trilogy by the classical Bulgarian writer Dimitar Talev
45. Петнадесет тивериополски мъченици (Άγιοι πεντεκαίδεκα Μάρτυρες) - early Christian martyrs, worshiped as saints by the Orthodox Church
46. Дюкянджик джамия - mosque in Skopje, the capital of the Republic of Macedonia
47. Араста джамия - mosque in Skopje, the capital of the Republic of Macedonia
48. Михаил Маджари (Mihail Magiari) - Romanian jurist, economist, politician and writer, preeminent Bulgarian translator, member of the Writers' Union of Romania
49. Моисей Голем Комнин Арианит - Albanian nobleman and commander of the League of Lezhë
50. Воймир Асенов - Bulgarian writer and poet, member of the Writers' Union of Bulgaria
51. Един оглед по етнографията на Македония - a book by the Bulgarian civic activist Spiro Gulabchev, published in 1887
52. Иван Марков (краевед) - Bulgarian ethnographer, historian, and researcher from Macedonia
53. Кузман Йосифов - prominent Bulgarian educator and public figure from Macedonia
54. Дамян Йосифов - Bulgarian educator and revolutionary, activist of the Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization
55. Евгений Рилски - Bulgarian clergyman and educator, archimandrite, chairman of several Bulgarian church municipalities in Macedonia
56. Димитър Шавкулов - prominent Bulgarian merchant from the first half of the 20th century, co-owner of "Brothers Shakulov"
57. Благой Десковски - Bulgarian civic activist and educator of the late Bulgarian National Revival in Macedonia, one of the most distinguished teachers in the Bulgarian schools in Thessaloniki
58. Тодор Дечев - Bulgarian educator and public figure of the late Bulgarian National Revival in Macedonia
59. Гацо Саракинче - Bulgarian merchant and public figure of the late Bulgarian National Revival in Macedonia
60. Драган Тъпков - Bulgarian educator and artist from Macedonia
61. Саракинови - famous Bulgarian family, established in the XVIII century, from the then large Bulgarian village Sarakinovo in the Voden (Edessa) region
62. Свети Лазар (Солун) (Αγίου Λαζάρου) - cemetery church in Thessaloniki, Aegean Macedonia, Greece
63. Св. св. Кирил и Методий (Солун, 1873) - historic church in Thessaloniki, Aegean Macedonia, Greece
64. Свети Димитър (Солун, 1890) (Ιερός Ναός Αγίου Δημητρίου) - historic church in Thessaloniki, Aegean Macedonia, Greece
65. Йоан Педиасим (Ιωάννης Πεδιάσιμος) - Byzantine scholar, astronomer, poet, cleric, mathematician, and philosopher
66. Теофан Флорас (Θεοφάνης Φλωράς) - Orthodox clergyman, Metropolitan of the Patriarchate of Constantinople
67. Рифат бей конак - two Renaissance houses in Gotse Delchev (Nevrokop), Bulgaria
68. Каменица (Сяр) (Καμενίτσα) - historic neighborhood in western Serres, Aegean Macedonia, Greece
69. Михаил Христович - Bulgarian physician and public figure
70. Спиридон Казанджиев (лекар) - Bulgarian physician, pharmacist, and public figure
71. Рифат бей Неврокопски (Rifat Bey) - Ottoman officer and clerk
72. Св. св. Петър и Павел (Долни Стаевац) - Revival period Orthodox Church in the village of Donji Stajevac, Trgovište region, Southeast Serbia
73. Герман Марулис (Γερμανὸς) - Orthodox saint of the XIII century, revered for his protection of Orthodoxy and his struggle against the Union of Lyon
74. Яков I Солунски (Ιάκωβος Α΄) - Byzantine Orthodox clergyman of the 14th century, Metropolitan of Thessaloniki
75. Теодосий Колоски - Bulgarian painter from Macedonia, representative of the Debar Art School
76. Смесена гръцко-българска емиграционна комисия (Sous-Commission de l'immigration Greco-Bulgare) - established in 1920 after the signing of a convention between Bulgaria and Greece on the issue of refugee bonds and the settlement of the relations between the two countries concerning voluntary migration and exchange of population
77. Солунско пристанище (Λιμάνι της Θεσσαλονίκης) - Port of Thessaloniki
78. Александър Жак дьо Белег дьо Бюгас (Alexandre Jacques de Bellaigue de Bughas) - French diplomat and officer
79. Трайко Муфтински - painter and artist from Macedonia, one of the doyens of painting in the Republic of Macedonia
80. Флоримон Флора (Florimond Casimir Marie Fleurat) - French diplomat and officer, who held various diplomatic positions in the Ottoman Empire in the middle of the nineteenth century
81. Димитрис Парцалидис (Δημήτρης (Μήτσος) Παρτσαλίδης) - Greek unionist and politician, leader and activist of the Communist Party of Greece
82. Христо Боботанов - Bulgarian revolutionary and educator, activist of the Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization
83. Михалис Газес (Μιχάλης Γκαζές) - Greek politician, MP and activist of the Communist Party of Greece
84. Владимир Антонов - Russian engineer who worked in Kumanovo, the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, contributing significantly to the modernization of the city
85. Димитър Младенов (духовник) - 19th-century Macedonian Serboman, priest, metropolitan vicar at Kumanovo, leader of the Kumanovo Serbian municipality, and active figure of early Serbian propaganda in Macedonia
86. Кумановска българска община - civil-church association of the Bulgarian exarchists in Kumanovo, which existed in the Ottoman Empire from the 70s of the 19th century until 1913
87. Михаил Нагорички - Bulgarian clergyman, important figure in the Bulgarian National Revival in Macedonia, archbishop of Kumanovo, and chairman of the Kumanovo Bulgarian municipality
88. Ахилеас Папапетру (Αχιλλέας Νικολάου Παπαπέτρου) - prominent Greek physicist, who contributed to the theory of General Relativity
89. Свети Георги (солунска църква от XVI век) (Αγίου Γεωργίου) - church in Thessaloniki from 16th century
90. Батко Георгия - Bulgarian merchant from Kumanovo from the 19th century, a symbol of the town
91. Драмско поле - depression in the northeastern part of Aegean Macedonia, Greece, forming the middle basin of the river Angitis, which flows through its western part
92. Селечка планина - medium-high mountain in the Republic of Macedonia, located southeast of the town of Prilep, between the plain of Pelagonia and the historical region of ​​Mariovo
93. Георгий Солунски (Γεώργιος) - Byzantine clergyman, Metropolitan of Thessaloniki in XI century
94. Охридско мюфтийство (Охридско муфтиство) - one of the 13 regional muftis of the Islamic religious community in the Republic of Macedonia
95. Паунова къща - Paunov House, cultural monument in Veles
96. Солунски църковен музей - Thessaloniki Ecclesiastic Museum
97. Македония в своите жители само сърби няма - a book of the Bulgarian public figure and clergyman Methodius Kusev, Metropolitan of Stara Zagora, published in 1912 in Chirpan
98. Зия Дибра (Zija Dibra) - Ottoman—and later Albanian—officer and politician, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Minister of War of Albania
99. Държавен театър на Северна Гърция (Κρατικό Θέατρο Βορείου Ελλάδος) - theater in Thessaloniki, Aegean Macedonia, Greece, one of the largest under the umbrella of the Greek Ministry of Culture
100. Кескари (Keskari) - German leather trade company, founded in Leipzig, Saxony in 1856 by the famous Ohrid merchant Sotir Ketskarov