Muhaziri in Macedonia (ⅹⅰⅹ c.) – Muslims-Refugees (Turks, Albanians, Cherkays, Bosniaks, Tatars) who abandoned the areas lost by the Ottoman Empire on the Balkan Peninsula at the time of the Eastern Crisis (1875-1881), whose number was around 50,000 – 60,000 families. They arrived in Macedonia, inhabiting its territory, or just passing through it on the road to Asia Minor. They were settled in the vicinity of the major cities and in some of them (eg in Skopje) S “There are still remnants of such Muhagen Maala, which the people call Madzir-neighborhood. Lit.: M. Pandevska, forced migrations in Macedonia (1875-1881), Skopje 1993; – the same, the immigration of the Bosnian Muhaziri in Macedonia in the years of the Great Eastern Crisis (1875-1885), I. Bosniaks in the Balkans, Skopje, 2003; Recep Shreeil, the Muhajir Crisis and Settlement of Bosniaks in Macedonia (1875-1881), Skopje, 2006. Dr. F. Ferid Muhic
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