• Research Tools
  • Maps
    • Macedonia Maps, Perry-Castañeda Library, University of Texas
    • Republic of Macedonia, Mt. Holyoke College
    • Skopje Map Macedonian Capital
  • Gazeteers
    • Location of Cities and Towns, getty.edu
    • Skopje Online [English-version]
    • Strumica Online
  • Bibliography and Internet Gateways
    • Internet Resources for Former Yugoslav Republic Of Macedonia, Uuniveristy Collge London, School Of Slavonic and East European Studies Library
    • Official Macedonian Web Directory, MakNet
    • Balkan Studies Bibliography, from the Harriman Institute, Columbia University
  • Reference Materials
    • State Archives of the Republic of Macedonia [English version]
    • On-Line Encyclopedia, Republic of Macedonia, Britannica [2008: Now requires sign-in]
    • Republic of Macedonia, CIA World Factbook
    • Agency of Information, Republic of Macedonia
    • Macedonian Academy of Sciences and Arts
    • Exploring Macedonia: National Tourism Portal, Skopje
  • Biography
    • Who's Who in Eastern and Central Europe in 1933, Arnold Dreyblatt
    • Macedonian football biographies, [soccer] wikipedia
  • Language
    • Krste Petkov Misirkov - The Macedonian Genius, 18 November 1874 - 26 July 1926
    • Glagolitic Script
    • Glagolitic and Cyrillic Script
    • Macedonian Language
  • Government
    • Constitution of the Republic of Macedonia
    • Government of the Republic of Macedonia [English version]
    • Agency of Information, Republic of Macedonia
    • Internet Law Library - Macedonia
    • Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Macedonia
      • Embassy of the Republic of Macedonia, Washington, DC
      • Embassy of the United States of America, Skopje, Macedonia
    • OSI-Macedonia Home Page (from the Open Society Institute, Skopje)
    • President of the Republic of Macedonia
    • Economic Chamber of Macedonia
    • Macedonia, United Nations Development Program
    • Helsinki Committee for Human Rights, Republic of Macedonia
  • Museums
    • Museum of Macedonia, Skopje
  • University & Library
    • National and University Library "St. Kliment Ohridski", Skopje
    • Macedonian Collections, British Library
    • Macedonian American Alumni Association, internship program
  • Macedonia Media
    • Macedonian Information Agency
    • Macedonian National Broadcasting Company [English version]
    • Pressonline [English version]
    • Utrinski Vesnik
    • Vecer
    • Nova Makedonija
    • (VOA) Voice of America - Glas na Amerika, Makedonski
    • Deutsche Welle – Macedonian Service
  • Macedonia NGO
    • MaNGO (Macedonian NGO) Online, Foundation Open Society Institute Macedonia
• History
  • General
    • WWW-VL: Macedonia Region History ==>, includes all historical context, maintained by Dejan Markovski
    • A Country Study: Yugoslavia (Former) US Library of Congress
    • History of Macedonia
    • Macedonia Through the Ages
    • Come to Macedonia and your Heart will Remain Here
    • History of Macedonia, faq.macedonia
    • Aqueduct of Skopje
    • Greco-Roman Antique Theater, Ohrid
  • Modern
    • Turkish Domination
      • Turkish Conquest and Rule, Battle of Kosovo, 14th to 19th Century
      • The Principles of Ottoman Rule in the Balkans, by Steven Sowards, Michigan State University
    • 19th Century
      • The Serbian Revolution and the Serbian State 1804-1815, by Steven W. Sowards, Michigan State University
      • The Serbian Revolution and the Albanians, by Alex Dragnich and Slavko Todorovich, from Kosovo
      • The Serbo Turkish War of 1876
    • 20th Century
      • 1900-1910
        • The Serbian Revolution of 1903, Mt. Holyoke College
      • 1910-1920
        • The First Balkan War 1912-1913
          • The First Balkan War
          • The Formation of the Balkan Alliance of 1912, Mt. Holyoke College
          • The Treaty of Bucharest 10 August 1913, Mt. Holyoke College
          • The Greco-Serbian Alliance of 1913, Mt. Holyoke College
          • The Macedonian Question, 1908-1912, Mt. Holyoke College
        • The Carnegie Commission in Macedonia, Summer 1913 by Iakovos D. Michailidis
        • Balkan Wars and Serbo-Albanian Relations , by Alex Dragnich and Slavko Todorovich, from Kosovo
        • The First World War
          • WWW-VL: WWI History
          • The Balkan Causes of World War I, by Steven Sowards
          • The Black Hand
            • The Black Hand, by Micheal Shackleford
            • Sarajevo 28 June 1914: The Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, by Micheal Shackelford, WWI Archives, Brigham Young University
      • 1920-1930
        • The Kingdom of Yugoslavia, Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenians, 1918-1941
      • 1930-1940
        • The Kingdom of Yugoslavia, World War II; 1941-1945
      • 1940-1950
        • The Second World War
          • The Second World War: A Balkan Catastrophe The New International, October 1939
          • World War 2 in Yugoslavia - The Kingdom of Yugoslavia
          • Invasion of Yugoslavia, 1941, Overwhelming Force, Indecisive Victory, Fort Leavenworth School Of Advanced Military Studies
          • Chronology of the Development Fascism and Anti-fascist Struggle of the Peoples of Yugoslavia 1941-1945, by Dragan Nenezic
        • The Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
          • Internet Gateway
          • Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
          • Tito Breaks with Stalin 1948
      • 1970-1979
        • Yugoslavia (former) Adjustments in the 1970s
      • 1980-1989
        • Death of Tito 1980
      • 1990-1999
        • Yugoslav Crisis January 1990-December 1995
        • The Break-up of SFR Yugoslavia
        • On Yugoslavia, Observations from November, 1991 to August, 1992, by "Valentine Smith," 1993
        • Demography and the Origins of the Yugoslav Civil War, by E. A. Hammel, University of California, Berkeley
    • 21th Century
      • 2000-
        • Macedonia Crisis , BBC News Online
        • Talks on former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia name issue, United Nations UN News Centre
        • Wikipedia. the naming dispute

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