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Monastir A Divided and Violent Town

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Monastir is a town with about 60,000 people. It’s a mix of different groups: 14,000 Greeks, 10,000 Bulgarians, 4,000 to 5,000 Albanians, 2,000 to...

Greek and Bulgarian Bands in the Turkish Empire

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At the end of 1904, the Turkish Ambassador in London told Lord Lansdowne that it was well-known that "bands" formed in Greece were carrying...

Bulgarian Resistance and Casualties

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After the attack, between thirty and forty Bulgarians were killed by the Turks, either while resisting arrest or trying to escape. The involvement of...

Urgent Need for Action to Prevent Violence

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Imminent Threat of Muslim Uprising There is no doubt that failing to implement the proposed measures without delay poses an imminent danger of a Muslim...

Inaction of Turkish Authorities

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A Call for Humanitarian Aid The Turkish authorities have shown a concerning unwillingness to assist those in dire need. In Philippopolis, local residents attempted to...

Restrictions and Despair in Klissura

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Oppressive Regulations The situation in Klissura is dire, with severe restrictions placed on the villagers that exacerbate their suffering. They are prohibited from working in...

Challenges in Processing Bulgarian

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Challenges in Processing Bulgarian Compound Verb Forms The complexities in handling complex tense, mood, and voice forms arise from their incorporation of both morphological and...

Bulgarian Compound Verb Forms

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Overview of Data Categories In constructing a grammar for recognizing compound verb forms automatically, the initial challenge is to identify the boundaries and components of...

A Unified Approach

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This paper is part of the BulTreeBank framework, an integrated system for building grammars to analyze linguistic entities in XML documents. The software environment...

Seven Lakes

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A Virtual Nature Museum Discovering Nature’s Masterpiece Amidst a dense forest that almost blocks out the sunlight, the Seven Lakes unfold across two plateaus 800 meters...

Ortakoy

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