Nichota, Nikola Surier (IC) (Smederevo, 29. And 1880 – Smedereva Palanka, 11. ⅵ 1950) – MND member activist in S.-Petersburg and Moscow. The son of Krusevski migrant workers in Smederevo who soon after his birth moves to Thessaloniki, where he ends the primary, and in the Serbian high school in Constantinople secondary education. After the first year at the Faculty of Law in Belgrade (1901/02), when the Hajak against “Macedonian National Separatism” begins and is forbidden “Balkan messenger” N. He leaves Serbia and switches to the S.-Petersburg University (8. 1902). After 20 days, as a “natural science student”, he is a signatory of the founding Act of MNLD in S.-Petersburg. Due to lack of funds for the payment of the tuition fee, he is “released from the University” (28. ⅴ 1903). He lives in the Slavic House of the SPBSBD (15. 1903) and participates in the lectures of Misirkov and the preparation of the Constitution of the comrance. After many applications, he gets a scholarship from the Russian MFA and is recorded at the Medical Faculty at the Moscow University (18. ⅺ 1903). From Moscow comes in S.-Petersburg and as the emissary of comradeship meets the Austro-Hungaror ambassador, and along with F. Nikolov (ski) traveling Macedonia regarding preparations for opening Macedonian schools. It is recorded by the President of the MNVD D. Chupovski for forming friendship and in Moscow. Misirkov from Berdyansk (20. ⅵ 1904) writes: “Nichota told me from Petrograd that he was linked to the Austrian Embassy in Petrograd. Personally, the ambassador looked with great sympathy of our plan for resolving the Macedonian issue and in that sense, he wrote to his government, from which he was waiting for an answer. If we win the government of Austro-Hungary, as there are prospects, we have Russia, then we will easily achieve the goal. ” As a medicine is engaged in the Russian-Japanese war (1905) for the suppression of the bronty of the front. After graduation (1909), since there is no right to stay in Russia, it returns to the Balkans. After the marriage in Belgrade (1910), he works as a doctor in the Serbian province. Mobilized (1915), survives the Golembert of the Serbian army through Albania and through Corfu and Thessaloniki, reaches Geneva (1917). After returning (1919), in various places after Serbia-Montenegro and stationed in Smedereva Palanka, where, considered “Bolshevik”, it is difficult to survive the German occupation. Part: Glossary French Viselinich and non-complemental verbs, Belgrade, 1931. Lit.: Blaze Ristovski, Dimitrija Chupovski (1878-1940) and Macedonian scientific companion in Petrograd, and 1978, 152-157. Bl. R. Mount Nidze
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Кириличен напис НИЧОТА, Никола Стериев