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There are different political opinons about Mihailov's activity in Bulgaria
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These "opinions" are hardly political. He once laughed at the idea of Macedonians and Bulgarians being the same people and then later hopped on the Bulgarian bandwagon.
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Originally Posted by Kan Yuvigi Asparukh
In the last intervew before his death in 1989
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Can we agree that his views changed on the issue in the latter part of his life?
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Papers like "Vecer" abuse Bulgaria every day.
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And Bulgarian newspapers don't abuse Macedonia? I don't see what this has to do with anything anyway.
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The same Bulgaria, which was the first country to recognise Republic of Macedonia oficially.
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Ah, there's the catch! Bulgaria's recognition of Macedonia was conditional?
It doesn't work like that. My country doesn't owe Bulgaria anything! Macedonia was invaded by Bulgaria during WW2, and has since denied my existence.
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The same Bulgaria which gave away a whole tank brigade for Macedonian defence for free, and soon after that the tanks were sold by the Macedonian government.
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I'm sure the government and ordinary Macedonians were touched by this enormous gesture of support.
On behalf of the Republic of Macedonia and the Macedonia people, I'd like to apologize to Bulgaria for exchanging their gift to us. It was very rude of us. I hope you'll still come over for Thanksgiving next year.
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Originally Posted by Kan Yuvigi Asparukh
But it's woefully when these nuances are so hostile.
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I'm not sure I understand what you mean.
Can you please rebut my responses to your previous questions. This thread is getting seriously off-topic, and you just keep introducing completely unrelated material.