This is the entire article about Prof. Miller and the wider “Macedonia Evidence” initiative which includes his interview.
http://www.globusmagazin.com.mk/ItemID=09BE4568BCCE1F44B8D991CD3E1E2441
http://www.globusmagazin.com.mk/ItemID=09BE4568BCCE1F44B8D991CD3E1E2441
The title is: “Зошто светската наука не ја разбира Македонија” ["Why the Global Science Does Not Understands Macedonia"], Globus, № 114, 23-VI-2009
The prologue by Siniša Stanković gives an introduction to the letter to President Obama, but a greater emphasis is put on the reaction of marginal authors and groups from Canada and Australia, including Bill Nikolov’s MMHRI and writings of the autodidact Risto Stefov about the “artificial character of modern Greek nation” and the “anti-Macedonian pogrom by Athens in XXth century”.
Interview is given in form of contextualized and-as far as I can see-put in objective context excerpts. The bulk of the interview is predated by key-points to the unpublished letter to “Archaeology” magazine.
Right bellow the picture of the FYROMian Government office decorated with statues there is an article unrelated per se with Prof. Miller interview and his views, entitled: “Revisionism or Idiotism” in which recent publication of a monumental “History of the Macedonian People” by the state-funded INI (Institute for National History) whose main claim is cultural and demographic continuity of the Ancient Macedonians who were only marginally affected by the medieval Slavic settlement and continued as a people with their own tradition. This subtext contains rejection of this thesis by several mostly senior academics, less relevant in recent times.
The rest of the article History of Macedonia
The prologue by Siniša Stanković gives an introduction to the letter to President Obama, but a greater emphasis is put on the reaction of marginal authors and groups from Canada and Australia, including Bill Nikolov’s MMHRI and writings of the autodidact Risto Stefov about the “artificial character of modern Greek nation” and the “anti-Macedonian pogrom by Athens in XXth century”.
Interview is given in form of contextualized and-as far as I can see-put in objective context excerpts. The bulk of the interview is predated by key-points to the unpublished letter to “Archaeology” magazine.
Right bellow the picture of the FYROMian Government office decorated with statues there is an article unrelated per se with Prof. Miller interview and his views, entitled: “Revisionism or Idiotism” in which recent publication of a monumental “History of the Macedonian People” by the state-funded INI (Institute for National History) whose main claim is cultural and demographic continuity of the Ancient Macedonians who were only marginally affected by the medieval Slavic settlement and continued as a people with their own tradition. This subtext contains rejection of this thesis by several mostly senior academics, less relevant in recent times.
The rest of the article History of Macedonia
