Η επίδραση του Μακεδονικού στη διαμόρφωση της πολιτικής των βαλκανικών κρατών στο πλαίσιο των βαλκανικών διασκέψεων, 1930-1934
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At the Balkan Conferences of 1930-3, the minority problem, especially the
problem of the Slavonic-speaking minority in Macedonia, was a subject of dispute between the national groups (representing the countries) attending the conferences,
and contrebuted to their failure. However, behind the Balkan countries ' antagonism
over the mirority problem lay their various claims to Macedonian territory.
We may thus conclude that, although! the Macedonian question was not
mentioned, as a term, at any of the four conferences, nor outside the conferences, it
was the reason for the eventual failure of the institution that had been insipired by
the Greek socialist leader Alexandras Papanastasiou with the ultimate aim of creating a Balkan Union or Federation.
problem of the Slavonic-speaking minority in Macedonia, was a subject of dispute between the national groups (representing the countries) attending the conferences,
and contrebuted to their failure. However, behind the Balkan countries ' antagonism
over the mirority problem lay their various claims to Macedonian territory.
We may thus conclude that, although! the Macedonian question was not
mentioned, as a term, at any of the four conferences, nor outside the conferences, it
was the reason for the eventual failure of the institution that had been insipired by
the Greek socialist leader Alexandras Papanastasiou with the ultimate aim of creating a Balkan Union or Federation.
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