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Athén nyomására Brüsszel néma marad, és arra kényszeríti az Európai Uniót, hogy Macedóniát (a vardar macedónok önálló országát) az iszonyatosan hangzó FYROM (Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, azaz Volt Jugoszláv Macedon Köztársaság) névvel említse hivatalos dokumentumaiban is, ami ellen tudtommal önök se Brüsszelnél, se a jobbközép Karamanlisz-kormánynál e... |
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...1991. szeptember 8. - Macedónia elszakad Jugoszláviától, és kikiáltja függetlenségét.
Macedónia 1991. szeptember 8-ika előtt soha nem volt független, eltekintve Makedónia ókori államtól, amely valóban részben Macedónia területén húzódott, de semmi köze nincs a jelenlegi országhoz.
Az ókorban Macedónia területén a trákok éltek, akiket később a görög maked... |
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... institution, Beth Medrash Govoha in Lakewood, New Jersey became known as one of the foremost institutions of its kind.
1941 April 10, CROATIA
Declared its independence from Yugoslavia. Ante Pavelic, head of the Ustache party, initiated anti-Jewish measures within a few weeks, and held wealthy Jews for ransom. His troops, together with a Bosnian Muslim division, t... |
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... First Army pushes East through Belgium, crossing Meuse. Ghent and Courtrai are liberated.
1944: The Russians occupy Turnu-Severin on the Danube in Romania and advance to the Yugoslav border. They also reach the eastern Carpathians.
1945: Japanese forces in Southwest Pacific surrender aboard HMS Glory.
1948. szeptember 6. Az ÁVO (a Magyar Államre... |
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1941 April 10, CROATIA
Declared its independence from Yugoslavia. Ante Pavelic, head of the Ustache party, initiated anti-Jewish measures within a few weeks, and held wealthy Jews for ransom. His troops, together with a Bosnian Muslim division, took ... |
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... First Army pushes East through Belgium, crossing Meuse. Ghent and Courtrai are liberated.
1944: The Russians occupy Turnu-Severin on the Danube in Romania and advance to the Yugoslav border. They also reach the eastern Carpathians.
1945: Jap... |
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... accidental attack on London the night before.
German U-boats sink 5 more British ships from the convoys HX-65 and HX-65A near Hebrides, Scotland.
1940 September, DANUBE (Yugoslavia)
1,300 Jewish refugees on the way to Eretz Israel were stranded when they could not find a vessel to continue their journey. Two hundred refugees (mostly children) received ... |
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