Overleg:Gotse Deltsjev (verzetsstrijder)

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1. One of the first names of the organisation was "Bulgarian Macedonian-Adrianople Revolutionary Committees" (BMARC оr БМОРК), which was later changed to Secret Macedonian-Adrianople Revolutionary Organisation (SMARO, ТМОРО). There is a dispute between Bulgarian historians (Pandev, 1969, 1970) and Yugoslav (later Macedonian) historians (Bitoski, 1997) regarding when the renaming took place: 1896/97 or 1902. Most Western scholars seem to have accepted Pаndev's view (Poulton, 2000; Adanir, 1979; Perry, 1988) although prior to the publication of his article Bulgarian historiography seemed to agree that the name SMARO dates back to 1896/7. Hugh Poulton writes that "The organisation repeatedly and confusingly changed its name, often as a reflection of the balance between pro-Bulgarian and pro-Macedonian autonomists (see below). It appears to have originally been called the Bulgarian Macedonian-Adrianopolitan Committee (BMORK -- the 'O' standing for Odrin or Adrianopole). In 1902 it changed its name to the Secret Macedonian Adrianopolitan Revolutionary Organisation (TMORO) while from 1905 it was first known as VMORO and then simply VMRO, where the 'V' stands for 'inner' in Bulgarian."

Dat doe ik za. middag/avond. Verrekijkerpraatjes? 28 okt 2006 04:23 (CEST)

Morgen verder! Verrekijkerpraatjes? 29 okt 2006 02:25 (CET)

Foto ouder dan 70 jaar niet plaatsbaar

Zie en:Image:Gotse Delchev.png. Deze persoon stierf op 4 mei 1903! Uit de toelichting blijkt dat het copyright vervallen is en de foto onder Public Domain valt. Dat lijkt mij verdergaand dan GFDL! Verrekijkerpraatjes? 29 okt 2006 02:27 (CET)

Ethnicity

Hi. I don't speak Dutch, but I understand some. I see you labeled Gotse as a Bulgarian, and that's not quite right. Please read the article in English and see for yourself. There are various sources for his ethnicity and all of them should be included in the article. The worst part of this article is the opening part, it says something like "Bulgarian revolutionary". Please make it more similar to the English article, saying that he was a revolutionary from Macedonia and that he is considered a Bulgarian in Bulgaria and a Macedonian in Macedonia. Thanks. 79.126.130.23 14 nov 2007 01:17 (CET)