
Gazetteer
This index is built from the words of the archive: each entry counts how often a place is named on each page. Where the archive pairs two names for one place (Florina and Lerin, Kastoria and Kostur), they share an entry; the few entries this design grouped itself say so. Select a page to open it with the name highlighted.
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The village and its own ground
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Sklithro
215 mentions on 43 pages · spelled Sklithro, Sklithron
- Sklithro–Zelenich in World War II (1940–1945)×39
- The Greco-Turkish Population Exchange of 1923, Macedonia and Sklithro-Zelenich×20
- Assimilation Policies in Aegean Macedonia (1924-1940): A Historical Overview of the Interwar Years×15
- Mapping the Journey: From Sebalći to Zelenich to Sklithro×12
- The Potato Festival of Sklithro (Zelenich)×11
- Medieval Macedonia 600 C.E. - 1400 C.E.×8
37 more pages
- 1800s National Awakening×8
- Rain Dance - Dudule×8
- The Quest Begins×7
- Life Giving Spring: Agia Paraskevi - Sveta Petka×7
- 1700s×6
- About Us×6
- Western Macedonian Proverbs×5
- 1904 - 1908 - Period of the "Bloody Wedding"×4
- Kolade - Christmas×4
- Kијани - spinning wool×4
- Language and Identity: The Significance of Abecedar 1925×3
- Epiphany - Celebration of Water×3
- Language×3
- Zelenichki Lafovi - “Macedonian Language and Identity: Testimony, Evidence, and Survival”×3
- Neolithic: Four Lakes Region×2
- Ottoman Enter the Balkan's in the 1300s×2
- 1400's Hiding from the Occupiers×2
- Balkan Wars 1912 - 1913×2
- World War I in Macedonia - 1914-1918×2
- New Year's - ESHKA×2
- Martinka - Grandma March!×2
- Zelenich (Macedonian) Custom of the Lazarines×2
- Easter×2
- May 1 Celebration×2
- Summer Solstice - Lita×2
- Fall Equinox×2
- Pictures×2
- The Living Sound of Aegean Macedonian Speech - Why People Say “Gra” Instead of “Grav”×2
- Nostalgic Poems from a Macedonian Village×2
- Christos Sartzetakis, Zelenich, and the Burden of Silenced History - Former President of Greece 1985-90×2
- History×1
- Customs×1
- Forgiveness Sunday - Prochka×1
- Contact×1
- Neolithic Age×1
- The Young Soldiers×1
- ABOUT THE PAST×1
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Zelenich
520 mentions on 55 pages · spelled Zelenich, Zelenic, Zelenić, Zeleniche, Зеленич, Ζέλενιτς
- 1900 - 1903 Ilinden×38
- Sklithro–Zelenich in World War II (1940–1945)×38
- Mapping the Journey: From Sebalći to Zelenich to Sklithro×35
- The Greco-Turkish Population Exchange of 1923, Macedonia and Sklithro-Zelenich×30
- 1904 - 1908 - Period of the "Bloody Wedding"×24
- 1908-1912 Survival & Coexistence×23
49 more pages
- 1800s National Awakening×21
- 1400's Hiding from the Occupiers×20
- Balkan Wars 1912 - 1913×20
- World War I in Macedonia - 1914-1918×19
- 1700s×18
- Language and Identity: The Significance of Abecedar 1925×18
- Assimilation Policies in Aegean Macedonia (1924-1940): A Historical Overview of the Interwar Years×15
- 1600s×14
- Zelenichki Lafovi - “Macedonian Language and Identity: Testimony, Evidence, and Survival”×14
- The Living Sound of Aegean Macedonian Speech - Why People Say “Gra” Instead of “Grav”×14
- 1500s×12
- Ottoman Enter the Balkan's in the 1300s×11
- Kијани - spinning wool×11
- From the Memoirs of Giannis Karavitis×9
- The Quest Begins×8
- Medieval Macedonia 600 C.E. - 1400 C.E.×8
- Christos Sartzetakis, Zelenich, and the Burden of Silenced History - Former President of Greece 1985-90×8
- The Greek-Turkish War, 1919-1922×7
- About Us×7
- Western Macedonian Proverbs×6
- New Year's - ESHKA×5
- The Potato Festival of Sklithro (Zelenich)×5
- Ο ματωμένος γάμος του Ζελένιτς×5
- Zelenich (Macedonian) Custom of the Lazarines×4
- Easter×4
- Life Giving Spring: Agia Paraskevi - Sveta Petka×4
- Summer Solstice - Lita×4
- Rain Dance - Dudule×4
- крвавата зеленичка свадба×4
- Kolade - Christmas×3
- Pictures×3
- Language×3
- From the Memoirs of Thymios Kaoudis×3
- Neolithic: Four Lakes Region×2
- Customs×2
- Epiphany - Celebration of Water×2
- Martinka - Grandma March!×2
- May 1 Celebration×2
- History×1
- Forgiveness Sunday - Prochka×1
- Fall Equinox×1
- Nostalgic Poems from a Macedonian Village×1
- Contact×1
- Village Words (Zelnicheni Lafovi)×1
- Neolithic Age×1
- Bishop Germanos Karavangelis - The Devil's Disciple×1
- Grandista Came Tumbling Down×1
- My Old Village×1
- ABOUT THE PAST×1
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Sebalći
45 mentions on 13 pages · spelled Sebalći, Sebalci
- Mapping the Journey: From Sebalći to Zelenich to Sklithro×17
- Ottoman Enter the Balkan's in the 1300s×8
- Medieval Macedonia 600 C.E. - 1400 C.E.×5
- Neolithic: Four Lakes Region×3
- About Us×3
- Roman Period×2
7 more pages
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Lake Zazari
33 mentions on 13 pages · spelled Zazari
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Galabnic Rock
3 mentions on 3 pages · spelled Galabnic, Galabnik
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Gradishta
18 mentions on 7 pages · spelled Gradishta
- 1400's Hiding from the Occupiers×7
- World War I in Macedonia - 1914-1918×4
- Easter×3
- 1500s×1
- 1800s National Awakening×1
- Mapping the Journey: From Sebalći to Zelenich to Sklithro×1
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Limnohori
7 mentions on 4 pages · spelled Limnohori
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Towns, villages and features nearby
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Florina / Lerin
225 mentions on 33 pages · spelled Florina, Lerin
- The Greco-Turkish Population Exchange of 1923, Macedonia and Sklithro-Zelenich×37
- Assimilation Policies in Aegean Macedonia (1924-1940): A Historical Overview of the Interwar Years×24
- Language and Identity: The Significance of Abecedar 1925×16
- 1600s×14
- The Living Sound of Aegean Macedonian Speech - Why People Say “Gra” Instead of “Grav”×14
- Sklithro–Zelenich in World War II (1940–1945)×13
27 more pages
- 1900 - 1903 Ilinden×10
- World War I in Macedonia - 1914-1918×10
- Neolithic: Four Lakes Region×9
- Balkan Wars 1912 - 1913×8
- Kијани - spinning wool×7
- The Potato Festival of Sklithro (Zelenich)×7
- Zelenichki Lafovi - “Macedonian Language and Identity: Testimony, Evidence, and Survival”×7
- 1700s×5
- Kolade - Christmas×5
- Mapping the Journey: From Sebalći to Zelenich to Sklithro×5
- 1800s National Awakening×4
- New Year's - ESHKA×4
- 1500s×3
- 1904 - 1908 - Period of the "Bloody Wedding"×3
- Western Macedonian Proverbs×3
- Roman Period×2
- Ottoman Enter the Balkan's in the 1300s×2
- May 1 Celebration×2
- Rain Dance - Dudule×2
- About Us×2
- The Quest Begins×1
- Medieval Macedonia 600 C.E. - 1400 C.E.×1
- 1908-1912 Survival & Coexistence×1
- Epiphany - Celebration of Water×1
- Zelenich (Macedonian) Custom of the Lazarines×1
- Village Words (Zelnicheni Lafovi)×1
- Bishop Germanos Karavangelis - The Devil's Disciple×1
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Kastoria / Kostur
130 mentions on 28 pages · spelled Kastoria, Kostur
- 1600s×24
- 1904 - 1908 - Period of the "Bloody Wedding"×14
- The Living Sound of Aegean Macedonian Speech - Why People Say “Gra” Instead of “Grav”×14
- Language and Identity: The Significance of Abecedar 1925×10
- Sklithro–Zelenich in World War II (1940–1945)×9
- 1900 - 1903 Ilinden×7
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- 1500s×5
- 1908-1912 Survival & Coexistence×5
- Balkan Wars 1912 - 1913×5
- Mapping the Journey: From Sebalći to Zelenich to Sklithro×5
- 1700s×4
- 1800s National Awakening×4
- Medieval Macedonia 600 C.E. - 1400 C.E.×3
- Zelenichki Lafovi - “Macedonian Language and Identity: Testimony, Evidence, and Survival”×3
- Ottoman Enter the Balkan's in the 1300s×2
- Epiphany - Celebration of Water×2
- Bishop Germanos Karavangelis - The Devil's Disciple×2
- Western Macedonian Proverbs×2
- Neolithic: Four Lakes Region×1
- Ancient Macedonian Period: Eordaea×1
- World War I in Macedonia - 1914-1918×1
- The Greco-Turkish Population Exchange of 1923, Macedonia and Sklithro-Zelenich×1
- Assimilation Policies in Aegean Macedonia (1924-1940): A Historical Overview of the Interwar Years×1
- New Year's - ESHKA×1
- Rain Dance - Dudule×1
- Kијани - spinning wool×1
- From the Memoirs of Thymios Kaoudis×1
- From the Memoirs of Giannis Karavitis×1
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Prespa
39 mentions on 10 pages · spelled Prespa
- Medieval Macedonia 600 C.E. - 1400 C.E.×15
- The Living Sound of Aegean Macedonian Speech - Why People Say “Gra” Instead of “Grav”×11
- Zelenichki Lafovi - “Macedonian Language and Identity: Testimony, Evidence, and Survival”×6
- Neolithic: Four Lakes Region×1
- 1600s×1
- 1904 - 1908 - Period of the "Bloody Wedding"×1
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Eordaea
31 mentions on 6 pages · spelled Eordaea
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Ptolemaida / Kayjal
17 mentions on 7 pages · spelled Ptolemaida, Kayjal
- Ottoman Enter the Balkan's in the 1300s×5
- Mapping the Journey: From Sebalći to Zelenich to Sklithro×5
- 1500s×2
- Balkan Wars 1912 - 1913×2
- World War I in Macedonia - 1914-1918×1
- The Greco-Turkish Population Exchange of 1923, Macedonia and Sklithro-Zelenich×1
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Amyntaio
9 mentions on 6 pages · spelled Amyntaio
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Aetos / Ajtos
30 mentions on 8 pages · spelled Aetos, Ajtos
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Nymfeo / Neveska
46 mentions on 15 pages · spelled Nymfeo, Neveska
- Ottoman Enter the Balkan's in the 1300s×12
- 1400's Hiding from the Occupiers×8
- 1800s National Awakening×7
- Mapping the Journey: From Sebalći to Zelenich to Sklithro×6
- 1500s×2
- Balkan Wars 1912 - 1913×2
9 more pages
- 1600s×1
- 1700s×1
- 1900 - 1903 Ilinden×1
- 1904 - 1908 - Period of the "Bloody Wedding"×1
- Sklithro–Zelenich in World War II (1940–1945)×1
- Rain Dance - Dudule×1
- From the Memoirs of Thymios Kaoudis×1
- From the Memoirs of Giannis Karavitis×1
- Christos Sartzetakis, Zelenich, and the Burden of Silenced History - Former President of Greece 1985-90×1
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Agrapidies
6 mentions on 3 pages · spelled Agrapidies
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Negovani
7 mentions on 4 pages · spelled Negovani
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Belkameni
4 mentions on 2 pages · spelled Belkameni
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Petres
8 mentions on 3 pages · spelled Petres
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Ostrovo
7 mentions on 4 pages · spelled Ostrovo
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Pateli
7 mentions on 4 pages · spelled Pateli
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Konikovo
25 mentions on 2 pages · spelled Konikovo
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Kozani
19 mentions on 10 pages · spelled Kozani
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Edessa
11 mentions on 9 pages · spelled Edessa
- Ancient Macedonian Period: Eordaea×2
- 1700s×2
- Balkan Wars 1912 - 1913×1
- The Greco-Turkish Population Exchange of 1923, Macedonia and Sklithro-Zelenich×1
- Language and Identity: The Significance of Abecedar 1925×1
- Assimilation Policies in Aegean Macedonia (1924-1940): A Historical Overview of the Interwar Years×1
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Klisoura / Kleisoura
6 mentions on 6 pages · spelled Klisoura, Kleisoura
Grouped by this design: the archive does not pair all of these names itself.
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Vicho / Vitsi
5 mentions on 4 pages · spelled Vicho, Vitsi
Grouped by this design: the archive does not pair all of these names itself.
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Further afield
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Bitola / Monastir
126 mentions on 20 pages · spelled Bitola, Monastir, Monastiri
- 1900 - 1903 Ilinden×23
- Balkan Wars 1912 - 1913×22
- 1600s×13
- Mapping the Journey: From Sebalći to Zelenich to Sklithro×12
- 1904 - 1908 - Period of the "Bloody Wedding"×11
- World War I in Macedonia - 1914-1918×8
14 more pages
- Language and Identity: The Significance of Abecedar 1925×7
- 1908-1912 Survival & Coexistence×6
- 1700s×5
- 1500s×3
- The Greco-Turkish Population Exchange of 1923, Macedonia and Sklithro-Zelenich×3
- Ottoman Enter the Balkan's in the 1300s×2
- 1800s National Awakening×2
- The Greek-Turkish War, 1919-1922×2
- Zelenichki Lafovi - “Macedonian Language and Identity: Testimony, Evidence, and Survival”×2
- Ancient Macedonian Period: Eordaea×1
- Eastern Roman Empire - Byzantium×1
- The Living Sound of Aegean Macedonian Speech - Why People Say “Gra” Instead of “Grav”×1
- Bishop Germanos Karavangelis - The Devil's Disciple×1
- Christos Sartzetakis, Zelenich, and the Burden of Silenced History - Former President of Greece 1985-90×1
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Ohrid
67 mentions on 15 pages · spelled Ohrid
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Thessaloniki / Salonika / Solun
111 mentions on 24 pages · spelled Thessaloniki, Thessalonica, Thessalonika, Salonika, Solun
Grouped by this design: the archive does not pair all of these names itself.
- 1900 - 1903 Ilinden×15
- World War I in Macedonia - 1914-1918×15
- Mapping the Journey: From Sebalći to Zelenich to Sklithro×11
- Balkan Wars 1912 - 1913×10
- 1700s×9
- The Greco-Turkish Population Exchange of 1923, Macedonia and Sklithro-Zelenich×9
18 more pages
- Language and Identity: The Significance of Abecedar 1925×8
- Medieval Macedonia 600 C.E. - 1400 C.E.×5
- Assimilation Policies in Aegean Macedonia (1924-1940): A Historical Overview of the Interwar Years×5
- Eastern Roman Empire - Byzantium×3
- 1500s×3
- 1904 - 1908 - Period of the "Bloody Wedding"×3
- Sklithro–Zelenich in World War II (1940–1945)×2
- Zelenichki Lafovi - “Macedonian Language and Identity: Testimony, Evidence, and Survival”×2
- Christos Sartzetakis, Zelenich, and the Burden of Silenced History - Former President of Greece 1985-90×2
- Neolithic: Four Lakes Region×1
- Roman Period×1
- Ottoman Enter the Balkan's in the 1300s×1
- 1400's Hiding from the Occupiers×1
- 1600s×1
- 1800s National Awakening×1
- 1908-1912 Survival & Coexistence×1
- Kolade - Christmas×1
- Rain Dance - Dudule×1
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Skopje
34 mentions on 17 pages · spelled Skopje
- Eastern Roman Empire - Byzantium×5
- Mapping the Journey: From Sebalći to Zelenich to Sklithro×4
- 1900 - 1903 Ilinden×3
- Balkan Wars 1912 - 1913×3
- The Living Sound of Aegean Macedonian Speech - Why People Say “Gra” Instead of “Grav”×3
- Neolithic: Four Lakes Region×2
11 more pages
- Medieval Macedonia 600 C.E. - 1400 C.E.×2
- Ottoman Enter the Balkan's in the 1300s×2
- Western Macedonian Proverbs×2
- 1400's Hiding from the Occupiers×1
- 1500s×1
- 1600s×1
- 1700s×1
- 1904 - 1908 - Period of the "Bloody Wedding"×1
- World War I in Macedonia - 1914-1918×1
- Rain Dance - Dudule×1
- Baba Geraka, the Midwife (1881–1957)×1
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Via Egnatia
14 mentions on 4 pages · spelled Via Egnatia
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Pelagonia
3 mentions on 3 pages · spelled Pelagonia
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Asia Minor
83 mentions on 17 pages · spelled Asia Minor
- The Greco-Turkish Population Exchange of 1923, Macedonia and Sklithro-Zelenich×28
- The Greek-Turkish War, 1919-1922×21
- Mapping the Journey: From Sebalći to Zelenich to Sklithro×8
- Assimilation Policies in Aegean Macedonia (1924-1940): A Historical Overview of the Interwar Years×4
- Sklithro–Zelenich in World War II (1940–1945)×4
- Balkan Wars 1912 - 1913×3
11 more pages
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Canada
22 mentions on 14 pages · spelled Canada
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Toronto
13 mentions on 8 pages · spelled Toronto
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America
5 mentions on 5 pages · spelled America
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Australia
3 mentions on 2 pages · spelled Australia