The Contest For Macedonian Identity 1870-1912

By Nick Anastasovski

The Contest For Macedonian Identity 1870-1912 is a scholarly book detailing the ongoing campaigns to divide and conquer the Macedonian people - first by the Ottoman Empire under which Macedonia was colonized by Muslims and many Macedonians converted to Islam; and then by Greece, Serbia and Bulgaria as they fought to turn Macedonians into Greeks, Serbs and Bulgarians using State-sponsored teachers, priests, bandits and terrorists

The Contest For Macedonian Identity examines in detail this fierce competition, and how it was fought at the political, religious, educational, and day-to-day village level. It analyzes Ottoman, Greek, Bulgarian, Serbian, Macedonian and other sources and introduces new and original research by the author from the Bitola region, western Macedonia, and many other parts of ethnic and Ottoman Macedonia. This is a definitive work on the occupation of Macedonia in the modern era and the development and defence of the Macedonian identity.

With 520 pages and a large format, The Contest for Macedonian Identity 1870-1912 is a big, generous book, well researched and easy to read.

The Contest For Macedonian Identity 1870-1912 is the ninth Macedonian book published by Pollitecon Publications. It is available in Australia for $35 plus $10 postage. Overseas airmail is A$60.

The Contest For Macedonian Identity 1870-1912, Paperback, 520 pages, Large format 245 mm high x 170 mm wide, Four colour celloglazed cover, ISBN 978-0-9804763-0-9

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