Macedonian Newspapers (Publications)
Australian Macedonian Advisory Council
January 23, 2009
The first Macedonian newspaper ever was published in Vienna by the Macedonian brothers 'Poulios' from Siatista, Macedonia, Greece in 1790,it was called "Efimeris". The earliest Macedonian newspaper in Thessaloniki was the "Ermis" [Hermes] (1875), owned by the Garbola family of publishers, which circulated from 1881 to 1885 as "Pharos tis Makedonias" [Beacon of Macedonia].
In a time of intense national conflict, both newspapers chose their respective names so as to promote their Greek identity and culture. After 1912, and above all in the interwar years, the daily and periodical press flourished in the new provinces (such as Macedonia) of the Greek state.
Every Macedonian (Greek) town and every political group that could bear the financial cost wanted to be heard; it is then no coincidence that an impressive number of publications defined themselves as ´Macedonian´. There were also numerous regular columns and feuilletons under the ´Macedonian´ name, which dealt with local issues.
The following collection of Macedonian newspapers is proof that the region of Macedonia has been Greek (not only in Ancient times), but even under Ottoman rule i.e. in the last few centuries. The confused population of FYROM despise this the most, as it completely shatters their misguided illusions that "Macedonia was a term forbidden in Greece" prior to 1988. Contrarily, Macedonian newspapers were in use from 19th cent. even prior to the invention of the Skopjan fictitious "nationality"!
Newspapers like:
Echo tis Makedonias
Dytiki Makedonia
Makedonikos Epinohr
H Pammakedoniki
Makedoniki Enosis
Makedoniki echo
H Makedoniki
Makedonikos Astir
Makedoniki foni
Elliniki Makedonia
Makedonika Xronika
Makedonia
Makedonikos
MAkedonika Salpismata
Makedonia
Makedonomachos
Makedonikos Typos
Makedoniki Echo
Makedoniki
Chronika Dytikis Makedonias
Makedonikon Vima
Makedonis Gh
Makedoniki Floga
Makedonika Themata
Makedonika Spor
Makedonika Nea tis Thessalonikis
Makedoniki Neolaia
Makedonikes selides
Makedonopoulo
Makedonika grammata
Makedonika
Makedonikon hmerologion
La Macedoine
from: http://history-of-macedonia.com/wordpress/
info@macedonian.com.au
Australian Macedonian Advisory Council
In a time of intense national conflict, both newspapers chose their respective names so as to promote their Greek identity and culture. After 1912, and above all in the interwar years, the daily and periodical press flourished in the new provinces (such as Macedonia) of the Greek state.
Every Macedonian (Greek) town and every political group that could bear the financial cost wanted to be heard; it is then no coincidence that an impressive number of publications defined themselves as ´Macedonian´. There were also numerous regular columns and feuilletons under the ´Macedonian´ name, which dealt with local issues.
The following collection of Macedonian newspapers is proof that the region of Macedonia has been Greek (not only in Ancient times), but even under Ottoman rule i.e. in the last few centuries. The confused population of FYROM despise this the most, as it completely shatters their misguided illusions that "Macedonia was a term forbidden in Greece" prior to 1988. Contrarily, Macedonian newspapers were in use from 19th cent. even prior to the invention of the Skopjan fictitious "nationality"!
Newspapers like:
Echo tis Makedonias
Dytiki Makedonia
Makedonikos Epinohr
H Pammakedoniki
Makedoniki Enosis
Makedoniki echo
H Makedoniki
Makedonikos Astir
Makedoniki foni
Elliniki Makedonia
Makedonika Xronika
Makedonia
Makedonikos
MAkedonika Salpismata
Makedonia
Makedonomachos
Makedonikos Typos
Makedoniki Echo
Makedoniki
Chronika Dytikis Makedonias
Makedonikon Vima
Makedonis Gh
Makedoniki Floga
Makedonika Themata
Makedonika Spor
Makedonika Nea tis Thessalonikis
Makedoniki Neolaia
Makedonikes selides
Makedonopoulo
Makedonika grammata
Makedonika
Makedonikon hmerologion
La Macedoine
from: http://history-of-macedonia.com/wordpress/
info@macedonian.com.au
Australian Macedonian Advisory Council