Matkovski, Aleksandar (Krushevo, 30. 1922 – Skopje, 14. ⅳ 1992) – Historian-orientalist, MANU member. For a long time, he lived in Gostivar (until 1936), and then in Skopje. As a member of the CPY and a participant in the NOB (from 1941), he was arrested (2,942) and as a juvenile sentenced to a 10-year imprisonment, and he supported the sentence in Skopje, Varna and the Idrizovo Prison (Skopje, until 29. ⅶ 1944). After the escape of the prison, he joined the fifth Macedonian But Brigade of New and Pom. In prison days, he wrote many songs in Macedonian language, preserved in the MANU Archives, part of them and released after the liberation. He completed the Teacher School in Skopje (1947), graduated from the Pedagogical School in Belgrade and the Faculty of Philosophy (Group History) in Skopje (1951), Philosophy at the Faculty of Philosophy in Zagreb with the topic “Gjurcin Kokaleski (1775-1863)” (1957) and he graduated from the Philological Fish and for tourism and recreation. The foundations of the medieval church “St. Sunday, Markov City, Matka (Skopje) Faculty in Belgrade – Group for Oriental Philology (1961). While he was educated, he was employed as a teacher and a professor in various eight years and secondary schools (by the end of 1954), and then he started the scientific career (1st and 1954) and completed her with the election of scientific adviser in Ini (19. 1971 – Until retirement in 1987) and for correspondence (1986) and regular member of MANU (7. 1991). For many years, he was on study stays in Cairo, Baghdad and Istanbul. In addition to the Ottoman period, it also dealt with other topics of the Macedonian past, as well as with the history of the Jews in Macedonia. BIB.: Gyurgin Kokaleski 1775-1863. Attachment to the issue of the creation of village, livestock trade bourgeoisie in Macedonia, Skopje, 1959; Turkish sources for canytics and aramos in Macedonia (1620-1650), and, Skopje, 1961; Turkish sources for land and aramos in Macedonia (1650-1700), ⅱ, Ini, Skopje, 1961; The tragedy of the Jews in Macedonia, Skopje, 1962; Chronicle of the earthquake in Skopje (July 26, 1963), Skopje, 1964; Coats of arms in Macedonia, an attachment to the Macedonian Heraldic, Skopje, 1970 and 1990; Diet – the Greek in Macedonia and the Balkan Peninsula during Turkish rule, Skopje, 1973; Turkish sources for life and aramos in Macedonia (1700-1725), ⅲ, Skopje, 1973; Knimdom in Macedonia at the time of Turkish rule, Skopje, 1978; History of Krushevo and Krushevo, Krusevo, 1978 (with co-authors); Turkish sources for land and ammpression in Macedonia (1725-1775), ⅳ, Skopje, 1979; Turkish sources for canytics and aramos in Macedonia (1775-1810), C, Skopje, 1980; Hysteros of Tez Yenz Inn Macdonian, Skopje, 1982; History of Jews in Macedonia, Skopje, 1983; Resistance in Macedonia at the time of Turkish rule, I. Passive resistance, Skopje, 1983; Resistance in Macedonia at the time of Turkish governance, ⅱ. Spiritual resistance, Skopje, 1983; Resistance in Macedonia at the time of Turkish governance, ⅲ. Aydure, Skopje, 1983; Resistance in Macedonia at the time of Turkish governance, ⅳ. Bunny and uprisings, Skopje, 1983; Macedonian regiment in Ukraine, Skopje, 1985; Kanuni and Fermani in Macedonia, Skopje, 1990; Karposovo Uprising in 1689, Skopje, 1990; Macedonia in the works of foreign pathologists 1371-1777, Skopje, 1991; Macedonia in the works of foreign pathologists 1778-1826, Skopje, 1991; Macedonia in the works of foreign pathologists 1827-1849, Skopje, 1991; Macedonia in the works of foreign pathologists 1850-1864, Skopje, 1991; The Balkans in the works of foreign pathologists during the time of Turkish rule (Janissari, Harez, slaves), Tom and (1402-1657) and Tom ⅱ (1664- 1779), Skopje, 1992; Macedonia in the works of foreign pathologists 1827-1849, Skopje, 1992; Macedonia in the works of foreign pathologists 1850-1864, Skopje, 1992. Lit.: Dr. Blaze Ristovski, the Macedonian verse 1900-1944. Research and materials, ⅱ, Skopje, 1980, 207-251; 50 years Institute of National History 19481998, Skopje, 1998, 199-205; Aleksandar Matkovski 1922-1992. Monument, MANU, Skopje, 1992. S. Ml.
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