10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COMITADJIS»
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comitadjis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Enquête Sur Les Éveńements de Tarlis: Documents
Q.: Vous nous avez dit que, dès les premiers coups de feu des comitadjis, les
détenus avaient essayé de s'évader, que certains s'étaient attaqués à l'escorte, et
que, voyant qu'ils vous échappaient, vous aviez donné l'ordre de tirer sur eux.
2
The Macedonians: Their Past and Present
He assessed the IMRO revolutionary bands, commonly known as the “Comitadjis
,” to be nothing more than instruments of Bulgarian expansionist dreams on
Macedonia. There was considerable suggestive evidence for this view as in fact it
...
Ernest N. Damianopoulos, 2012
3
Alarms and Epitaphs: The Art of Eric Ambler
Carrying over from a pocket history of the Carbonari, which Napoleon III
belonged to, in Judgment is a long passage on the violent International
Macedonian Revolutionary Organization, or comitadjis, founded in 1896 and still
flourishing at the ...
4
The War in Eastern Europe
Ambitious Serbian nationalists followed the Bulgarian example of establishing
schools in Macedonia, and sent comitadjis there to fight the Bulgarian influence;
but Serbian scientists and political leaders recognized for a century that ...
5
Farewell to Salonica: City at the Crossroads
Behind it, sitting on folded blankets laid on flat stones, were the comitadjis. Mito
and I were greeted cordially, and while he and one of the men who seemed to be
the leader walked away to talk alone, I was addressed in French and offered a ...
The police continued to dress themselves up as comitadjis, and the comitadjis to
disguise themselves as police. The officers of Constantine's staff elaborated as
assiduously as ever the plans for cooperating with the GermanBulgarians against
...
7
Shanghai on the Métro: Spies, Intrigue, and the French ...
Albert Londres, Les comitadjis, ou le terrorisme dans les Balkans (Paris: Albin
Michel, 1932), especially 78-79, 168; Jacques Deval, Rives pacifiques (Paris:
Gallimard, 1937), 142-44 (see chap. 4); Jean Bommart, The Chinese Fish, trans.
Michael Barry Miller, 1994
8
The New Frontiers of Freedom from the Alps to the Aegean
Oneof them, soIwastold, was the head of thelocal antiSerbian faction; theother,
ahuman arsenal with weapons sprouting from his personlike leaves from an
artichoke, was thechief ofa notorious bandof comitadjis,asthe Balkan guerrillas ...
9
Encyclopedia of the Jewish Diaspora: Origins, Experiences, ...
In its front-page headline and article, Makedonia accused the Maccabi
Federation of Salonika of treason against Greece for its supposed support of the
revolutionary Bulgarian Comitadjis (communist) movement. Simultaneously,
nationalist ...
10
Paths to International Justice: Social and Legal Perspectives
That amicable correspondence, along with the petitioners' similarly warm
response to a congratulatory telegram from 'Ilindeska', an organisation of former '
comitadjis', was reported in issue no. 127 of the Geneva-based La Macédoine.16
In ...
Marie-Bénédicte Dembour, Tobias Kelly, 2007
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «COMITADJIS»
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comitadjis is used in the context of the following news items.
A Soldier Explains What It Was Like In the World War I Trenches
The Bulgarians would never have held the comitadjis. Comitadjis refers to the rebel groups fighting against the Ottomans in the Balkans during ... «The New Republic, Oct 14»
Countdown to War: 'They do not deny they received the bombs from …
They refuse to answer most questions, but do not deny that they received the bombs from Belgrade, ostensibly from two comitadjis. They also ... «Irish Times, Jul 14»
