Recovering Macedonia
Expiration of the Bucharest Treaty of 1913

[Macedonia will remain occupied as long as the Macedonian people are unrecognized, abused and made to feel like strangers on their own native lands. It is a well know fact that Macedonia was invaded, occupied and illegally partitioned by Greece, Serbia and Bulgaria in 1912-1913 against the wishes of the Macedonian people. The Serbian occupied part, now known as the Republic of Macedonia gained its independence in 1991 and is today a sovereign state while the parts annexed by Greece and Bulgaria remain occupied.]

The Treaty of Bucharest is one of the most tragic and significant event in the twenty-eight centuries of Macedonian history. It is the conclusion to a number of preceding bilateral agreements between the Balkan States and an end not only to the Balkan Wars, but also to the many and continuous armed conflicts that took place in Macedonia.

At the end of all this the 1913 Treaty of Bucharest was drafted as a means of partitioning the Macedonian territory with intent to eradicate the name “Macedonia” and permanently divide the Macedonian national unity.

Even though the desire to see this treaty expire is symbolic, it will be used as a means to bring attention to the plight of the Macedonian people.

It has been almost a century since Macedonia was invaded, occupied and partitioned by Greece, Serbia and Bulgaria and to this day Greece and Bulgaria have done nothing to address the needs and rights of the Macedonian people. In fact Greece and Bulgaria have not only ignored the Macedonian people living in their States, but they have done everything they can to denationalize and extinguish them and all that is Macedonian.

Inspired by Josef S. G. Gandeto, author of the book “Ancient Macedonians, Differences Between The Ancient Macedonians and The Ancient Greeks”, “Recovering Macedonia” is a comparative historic analysis of the Macedonian people in relation to their neighbours. This book, like Josef Gandeto’s book, is about bringing awareness to the world that Macedonians, contrary to Greek and Bulgarian allegations, are not Greeks or Bulgarians. Contrary to Greek and Bulgarian claims Macedonians not only exist but thrive and have thrived in Macedonia and the world over for many centuries. This book brings into light the differences and similarities between Macedonians and their neighbours and their historical progression through the ages to this day.

The book “Recovering Macedonia” is now for sale:

Specs: 6 in wide, 9 in high, 200 pages, weighs .340 Kg, ISBN 978-0-9737256-4-3

Canada: $ 20 CAD + shipping (postal code required for shipping costs)

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Australia: $ 40 AUD by air (2 weeks), $ 35 AUD by surface (2 months) shipping included.

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