Βογδάντσα, μία λησμονημένη ελληνική κωμόπολη της περιφέρειας Γευγελής ( 1900-1906)
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This study, based on archival evidence, presents new data about the
diverse activities of the flourishing Greek township of Bogdantsa during the
difficult years at the beginning of this century, when the Ottomans were in
power and the Macedonian Struggle was raging. The writer comments on
Bogdantsa’s communal status, its ecclesiastical affairs, and the education
provided by the six-class junior school. He also gives details of the organisation
of the civil guard, a body which helped to bring the Greek aspirations in
the region to fruition. The writer closes with some comments on the ethnic
make-up of Bogdantsa, which was given to Yugoslavia under the Treaty of
Bucharest.
diverse activities of the flourishing Greek township of Bogdantsa during the
difficult years at the beginning of this century, when the Ottomans were in
power and the Macedonian Struggle was raging. The writer comments on
Bogdantsa’s communal status, its ecclesiastical affairs, and the education
provided by the six-class junior school. He also gives details of the organisation
of the civil guard, a body which helped to bring the Greek aspirations in
the region to fruition. The writer closes with some comments on the ethnic
make-up of Bogdantsa, which was given to Yugoslavia under the Treaty of
Bucharest.
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