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Alarova, Violeta (Skopje, 3. ⅶ 1945) – a journalist, a socialist and poet. Graduated from the Faculty of Law in Skopje. She was a journalist and editor-in-chief of the Second Program of Radio Skopje (Macedonian Radio), chairman of the Management Board of MIA (1998 & 2000) and mayor of the municipality of Centar – Skopje (2000-2009). He has published three books of poetry and a dozen dramatic texts. BIB.: Door without exit, Skopje, 1995; Conversation with the Rain, Skopje, 2001; I and the grief, Skopje, 2009. S. Ml.

Albanian illegal organizations on the territory of the Republic of Macedonia. Marxist-Leninists from Kosovo, People’s Movement for Kosovo, Bali Vipe (Through the Association of Kosovars from the United States), UNICMMB branches (Albanian Unification Party), National Movement for Release of Kosovo, National Labor Party, “Call for Freedom “- With different ideological determination, independent or branches of organizations from Kosovo, Albania, Western Europe and the United States. They acted for the realization of the great Albanian idea, conspiring and legal. Consentively acted illegal associations and organizations from the ranks of Albanian emigration. The legal activity was carried out in coordination and support from Albania. Downloaded and more extreme actions, such as mass demonstrations, armed actions and sabotage. They had armed terrorist and paramilitary groups for the fight for “Greater Albania”. Lit: Branislav Godsћ – Milorad Wakay, a harsh time of Koso and Metahii, Belgrade, 1991; Dr ™ encircle Borozan, Great Albania, Belgrade, 1995; Tome Batkovski, the magnifical game in Macedonia, Skopje, 1994. F. Malc.

Albanian plastic clubs in Macedonia (1908-1909). After the establishment of the parliamentary system with the introduction of the Constitution in the Ottoman state in 1908. In the villa centers in Macedonia, Skopje, Bitola and Thessaloniki, then Albanian political clubs were established. The club in Skopje was founded in early September of officers in the army and officials in the village authorities of the Ottoman state. And the Thessaloniki Albanian club was established and managed by senior civil service figures. Thessaloniki club until spring 1910 He managed Mithat Frashers, director of the political department of the village. The two Albanian clubs represented the protomanic current. The Bitola Albanian Club “Unity” represented the national electricity, had a managerial role of the entire building where one of the congresses for the Albanian alphabet was held (Bitola, 1908) South and Central Part of Albania (the country of tones). Each of the clubs had its own program and acted independently. The main issue in the activity of the clubs was opening schools and education in Albanian language and literacy. At the initiative of the Bitola Club, a Albanian Congress was held in Bitola (14-21. XI 1908) with the participation of 32 delegates, the issue of the Albanian alphabet. The Congress did not reach agreement and the issue of the alphabet remained open. The Latin alphabet, adapted to the phonetic features of the Albanian language, gradually squared: the Arabic alphabet in the northern and Greek in southern Albania. In 1909 The clubs were formed and secret committees for organizing armed actions. After the adoption of the Law on Prohibition of Political Action, Thessaloniki and the Bitola Club interrupted the activity, and the Skopje club was forcibly broken down (28. Xi). In December 1909 The prohibited Albanian political club in Skopje was constituted as a “educational club”. Lit.: Il. Gologanov, Young Turks and Albanians, “Bulgarian Sbita”, Rh. 7, Sofia, 1912; I. Senkevich, the conveyor of the movement Albanian Naroda V 1905-1912, Moscow, 1953; Manol Pandevski, political parties and organizations in Macedonia (1908-1912), Skopje, 1965. K. Min.

Albanian-Macedonian connections and relationships. The beginnings are in the formation of the first Albanian-Macedonian Revolutionary League (1887). From her in 1902 It stems a project for autonomy of Macedonia, Albania, Old Serbia and Orban, submitted to British Foreignn Ophfica. Albanians participate in the activities of the MRO and the Ilinden Uprising. In August 1913 In Elbasan VMRO and the Albanian revolutionary committee headed by Seffean desert arranging an uprising against Serbian government in Debar, Ohrid, Struga, Kichevo and Gostivar. After the capitulation of Italy (1943), Germany formed an independent state of Albania, which covers the part of Western Macedonia, previously under Italian occupation. Full Albanian administrative, military, police and educational apparatus and exemption (November 1944) is carried out assimilation and violence against Macedonians from Albanian-ballistic gangs. From 1945 to 1948 Ra and DFJ conclude several cooperation agreements that, in the parts in which members of the Macedonian minority, enable organizing classes in Macedonian language with teachers from DFM. The DFJ participates in the rebuilding of RA, but due to the full closeness of RA until the early 1990s of ⅹⅹ c., There is no more serious relationship. RA recognizes RM on 26. ⅳ 1993, but under the acronym FYROM. Diplomat-ski relations are established at 24. ⅻ 1993 The first extraordinary and plenipotentiary ambassador of RA in the Republic of Macedonia is Shaban Murati. The first extraordinary and plenipotentiary ambassador of the Republic of Macedonia is Nikola Todorcevski. In 2005 The first political party of the Macedonians – the Macedonian Alliance for European Integration is formed. In the 2007 local elections Her member Edmon Temonko was elected mayor of the municipality of Mala Prespa. Lit.: Hristo Andonov-Polyan, Attachment to Macedonian-Albanian connections in the past, selected works, t. 3, Skopje, 1981; Victor Gaber, for Macedonian diplomacy, Skopje, 2002. T. Petr.

Albanian, Atanas Jakimov (village Gorno Selilci, Gostivar, 1880 – Sofia, 30. ⅹ 1943) – Tetovo Duke, member of the Skopje District Revolutionary Committee. He finished the pedagogical school in Skopje, Teached Tetovo. In the Ilinden Uprising he participated as a duke of Chetovo and Gostivar. He was Secretary of the Duke Vanco Srbakov (1904) and the Duke Ivan Naumov-Alabak (1907). From 1928 to 1934 He was a proxy of the VMRO in Petrich. Lit.: Mr. Popristov, the revolóchion struggle to Bitola, Sophie®, 1953; H. Sil®®, the Winning fighting for Macedonia, ⅰ¶, 62, Sophie®, 1983. Al. TR.

Alberti, Rafael (Rafael Alberti) (Puerto de Santa, 16. ⅻ 1902 – 28. ⅹ 1999) – poet, painter, dram-ski Author, creates one of the most impressive and rich lyrical descriptions of contemporary Spanish poetry. It begins with the lyopolarism lyopolism (Salan on land, 1924, the beloved, 1925, the dawn of the puppets, 1925, for the angels, 1928). His poetry later turns to the motives and topics of social and political reality (songs for the street and everyday), and during the civil war, he is a poet and fighter of the Republic (songs for the fight, the victim and faith). Living in political emigration (Europe and Latin America), he sings for the cheeren alien, lyrics full of nostalgia and longing. When he returns home greeted is the greatest living poet of Spain. He is winner of the Golden Wreath of the SVP (1978). BIB.: Among carnation and sword, 1945; Tide, 1945; For painting, 1948; Returning life distant, 1954. Lit.: M. Matevski, Rafael Alberti, “poetry,” Skopje, 1978. P. Gil.

Alchev, Petre (v. Rashen, Veles, 1880 – Veles, 21. Xi 1956) – carpenter, Social Democratic and Communist Deper. He was a member of the Workers’ Society “Class Unity” and one of the founders of the Veles Social Democratic Organization. As the bearer of the communist list of municipal elections (22. 1920), he became president of the “Red” Municipal Administration in Veles. He was one of the initiators for raising and associate in. “Socialist Dawn” in Skopje. Due to threats and illness, he resigned the presidency and politically passivated. (Jovce Djubunov was elected in his place. Actively assisted the NOB (1941-1944). S. Ml.

Alchev, Stojan (Veles, 12. 1903 – Titov Veles, 26. ⅳ 1969) – Musical pedagogue and composer. Studies on the piano and composition ends at the Stankovic music school in Belgrade. Music teacher is at the School of Blind Children in Zemun; The initiator and founder of the music school in Titov Veles and his director (1945-1954 and 1963-1968). Meanwhile, taught at the secondary music school in Skopje (1954 -1963). He is the author of music for children and for string instruments. Dr. O. Lorandova ore from the mine Alshar Alshar – SB mine, TL, As ore. The low-temperature hydrothermal SB-AS-AU site Alshar is located in the metaphenic region Kozuf. It characterizes intricate mineral paragenesis and relatively high share of Talium minerals (Lorandit, BERNARDIT, parapierotype, reproilit, picopaulite, ragine, Simite, Vrbotit, etc.). The site spatially and genetic is tied to the complexes of Pliocene Kalko-alkaline magma imprisoned in TRIA and curse carbonate rocks (dolomites and limestone). The most significant part of the mine mineralization is created in a temperature interval of 100-2500 C. Lit.: S. Jankovic, B. Boev and T. Serafimovski, magmatism and tertiary mineralization in the Kozufa Metaphenical area in Macedonia with special emphasis on the site Alshar, special edition no. 5, RGF, Stip, 1997. T. Sir.

Aerodrom “Alexander the Great”, Skopje – was built in 1928. In today’s Skopje settlement, Jane Sandanski. The first passenger plane landed at this airport on 15. ⅵ 1928. He was the plane “Slot-29” (French production) of the air carrier “Aeropute”, which flew on the first regular airline Belgrade – Skopje – Podgorica – Mostar – Sarajevo – Belgrade. CSOs are transported about half a million passengers and about ten thousand take-offs and landings with ten air carriers, linking this airport with the world. Lit.: 1. War Encyclopedia, Belgrade, 1970; Microsoft ENCarta® Enzzzlopodia 2003; T. Tuntev, history of aviation, LETTA, OHRID, 2003. ST. D. Ir. D. The airport “St. Apostle Paul”, Ohrid

Aleksandar ⅰ (Shale’dandros A’à Fill’lchnoza Alejandros and PHILHELLLENOS / 498 BCE – 454 BCE) – Macedonian King of the Argeadi Dynasty; Senior son of Aminate and; He ruled in Lower Macedonia from Olympus with R. Struma (TRMON) and in one part of the Upper Macedonia (Linquestida, Orestida, Elimea); later called “Philhelen” (“Hellenic Lover”). The territory of Macedonia at this time is under the control of the Persian army. He participates with an army in the Greek Persian war on the side of the Persians. Xerxia’s commander Mardonius sends him to Athens with message Athenians to enter the alliance with Persia. Before the Battle of Plata (479), “Aleksandar The Macedonian” (according to Herodotus) secretly exits the camp of the Persian army to convey to the Athenians plan of Mardonius. Due to affection and friendly relations with Athens, it is proclaimed a “projection” and “Everget” (“Beneficia” and “friend”) of Athens, and after the Grukperaceal war, a golden statue in Delphi is set. Economically strengthens the state, implemented military reform, begins monetoda (it is known for octhamma, instead of crown as a royal insignus, carries a white tape tied to the election, or the coin with its character with a diadem). Numerous coins of r. Tiger, which are a confirmation of commercial ties with Persia. The Pindar Pindar pays epiniki while a guest in the royal palace. Lit.: Heroopus: Ib, 4 Wells., Loeb Closiskal Library, Harvard Universitis Press, 1961; Her-dot, history. Prev. D. Chadikovska, Skopje, 1998; N. Proceed, studies on ancient Macedonians, Skopje, 1997; History of the Macedonian people 1, Skopje, 2000. A. Shook.

Aleksandar ⅱ (Shale’dandros B’; Alegandros ⅱ) (370-368 BCE) – Macedonian king from the Argeta Dynasty; The eldest son of Amyna ⅲ and Eurydice, the brother of Perdika ⅲ and Philip ⅱ; COW Bronze coins; It is involved in internal clashes in Thessaly, conquers Larissa and sets a Macedonian army in the city; He was killed in the plot of Ptolema from Alor. Lit.: Diodor SICULUS., 12 Wells., Loeb Chloskikal Library, Harvard Universitis Press, 1963; Justini, Historiaum Piilepzum; Edge Turno Pompeiio, Lib. Julk, Parisiis Mdczzjdii; Justin, Filip’s history. Prev. L. BASOP, Skopje, 2000. A. Shook.

Aleksandar ⅲ Macedonian (Great) (Shale’dandros d; Alejander Magus) (Pela, 356 BC – Babylon, 13. 323 BCE) – Macedonian King (336-323 PR. HE) from the Argian dynasty, the son of Philip ⅱ and the Olympiad, the daughter of the Molesian ruler Neotolem. Romans give the nickname “Magnus” – “The Great Conqueror of the World”. Educated in the spirit of Aleksandar ⅲ Macedonian (Great) Macedonian aristocratic tradition; At the age of 13, he was taught by the philosopher Aristotle in the small place Myza (near his bad); His education covers: poetry, astronomy, geometry, rhetoric / Heist, a competition in gymnastic exercises, horse riding and hunting. At the age of 16, Philip entrusts Macedonia’s management (340) while he is in the campaign against Bizantin. The first military campaign is against Mains (tribe of the upper course of R. Strimon), winning the first victory and here the city of Alexandroupolis. At the age of 18, he participates in the glorious battle of Hayronic (338) and together with his father Philip defeated the Joint forces of the Hellenes. After the murder of Philip, the Macedonian Parliament proclaimed a map of Aleksandar’s conquests ⅲ Macedonian Alexander ⅲ in battle with the Persians (Relief) for the ruler of Macedonia. The first military action is aimed at Hellenic policies that are trying to reject the Macedonian government and force them to respect the Corinth Treaty, according to which he inherits the title “Hegemon of the Helleni”. In the campaign (335), he defeats the tribes and their allies the gays, then the Illyrian tribes, and the Illyric territory descends to Helada, where the anti-Macedonian uprising aroused (prompted by demosthenes), with the hotspot in thebace; It defeats the Tebans, and Athens accepts the offered peace treaty. In 334 BC It starts on a campaign against Persia with 40,000 troops and 1,600 warships; In Asia Minor it enters through Helespont, in Set; The first military clash with the Persian army occurs in R. Border of Proponis (334). The victory opens PA-TOT for further breakthrough; The Lished city of Sard is taught without a struggle, and then the cities of Aiolida and Jonony, including Ephesus, where he was greeted as a liberator of Persian slavery; Only Millet and Halicarnas give resistance (334). After these conquest divides the army in two parts: one part, headed by Parmenion, goes to captive in Sard, and the other starts in a campaign through Caria, Lycia and Pamphilia, winning all the cities and fortresses. In 333 BC The whole army is gathered in Gordon, the capital of Frigian kings (Gordy and Midas), where, according to one legend, Aleksandar intersects him with a match, the indefinite knot of the king of King Midas, thus fulfilling the prophecy that he would serve with Asia. In the won territories, it usually retains the existing administrative system: satrapies – basic administrative units with satrap, and most often Persians, have civilian and military power (except in Lydia, where he is appointed Macedonian), while the financial authority is governed by Macedonians; The Macedonian army controls the won territory. The first battle with “Great King” Darius ⅲ is happening in ISOS (333), where the Alexandrian army wins, and Darius escapes from the battlefield. In Phenicia, he conquers the determined city of Tire and gr. Gaza. In Egypt, he welcomed as a liberator and proclaimed for Pharaoh; In Memphis, Egyptian priests hand the double crown of Egyptian Pharaohs; The Delta of the r. Neal founded (331) gr. Alexandria (the territory of the city drawn from a barley flour (according to the ancient Macedonian custom). Through Syria, it enters Sevlotamia; Gavgazela (331) won the victory over the Great Persian army; City of Babylon, the main center of the Persian Empire; conquered the second Persian capital of Susa, and then gr. Imperial honors buries, Alexander, the new Persian king, continues north to Hirania and Party, areas in the south of the Caspian Sea. From 330 to 327 BC resides in Baktria and Sogadana. In Bakharia (327) are women with one of the most beautiful women, Roxana, who, after his death, gives birth to the son of Aleksandar ⅳ. In the campaign in India of R. Hidasp leads the last big battle with the King of Punjab – Por (326). After the great victory, towards their own The Kingdom also acquires the countries on the side of the IND; The place of victory founded gr. Nix (win), and nearby builds gr. Called Bukefala (in memory of his celebrity horse Bukefal). On the shores of r. Hipast raises twelve altars of the gods and pillar who wrote: “Alexander stopped here. On return, on the foundation of Indus, the basis of New Alexandria (one of the 17 Alexandrians). On the shores of the Indian Ocean Alexandrian army is divided into two parts, one part, under the leadership of Alexander, moves by land, and the other, under the guidance of Nonrech, sail 80 days. In 324 The whole Macedonian army is collected in Susa, where he organizes a celebration in honor of the “Great Holy Wedding”: 10,000 Macedonians with Pesyliki are married; Among them, Alexander himself, who were women with Darius’s daughters, Brusida and Parisatida and the smallest daughter of Artarxerxes, Ohos. It plans further campaigns, much more research than a conquering: a naval trip around the Arabian Peninsula to Carthage and the islands of Heracle (or Melchart), the oldest strait between Europe and Africa (day. Gibraltar). The plans fail with his death. It remains remembered as the world’s largest military leader and an invincified warrior, the Creator of the new world, the new epoch, the new order. Lit.: Plutorzch, Alejander, Loeb Clibari, Harvard Universitis Press, 1959; Tsortus Rufus, de rebuch gestis Alegeri Macydone Wal. And, Parisiis, 1822; . L. Adams and E. N. BORZA, PHILIP ⅱ, Alejander TePhe Grate and TePe Macdonian Heritage, Nasashington, D. C., 1982; F. Papazoglu, History of the Hellenistic period, Skopje, 1995; J. N. Borza, in the shadow of Olympus, Skopje, 2004; P. BOSE, Alejander Tezh, London, 2003; Arian, Alexandr’s Anabasa. Prev. M. Buzalkova, Skopje, 2000; Quein Curtia Ruf, history of Alexander the Great. Prev. L. BASOP, Skopje, 1998. A. Shook.

Aleksandar ⅳ (Babylon, 323 BCE – Amphosol, 310/9 BCE) – The last Macedonian king of the Macedonian Dynasty Argetadi, the son of Aleksandar ⅲ Macedonian and Roxana (born three months after his father’s death him). He ruled along with the formal successor, Uncle Philip ⅲ Ariday, killed in 317. On the orders of Cassander, Alexander ⅳ is killed together with his mother in Amphol. Lit.: Diodorus Sichulis, 12 Wells., Harvard Universitis Press, 1963; F. Papazoglu, History of the Hellenistic period, Skopje 1995. A. Shook.

Aleksandrov, Todor (Novo Selo, Shtip, 4. ⅲ 1881 – p. Sugarevo, Millage, Pirin Part of Macedonia, 31. ⅷ 1924) – One of the leaders of VMRO. He finished a pedagogical school in Skopje (1898), when he joined TMORO. He was a teacher and head of the meat committees in Kocani, Vinica, Kratovo, Novo Sun and Stip, Secretary of the Councother of the Stip of the Stip of Stip, Michelovovovov (1905) and the Kocani Duke of Simeon Georgievski (1907), District Duke Todor Aleksandrov of Skopje Revolutionary District (1907), member of the Central Communications (1911), member of the Macedonian Brigade headquarters in the Balkan Wars and the headquarters of the partisan company of the ⅲ Brigade of the Xi Makedonska Division in the First World War. After the war, along with Protogerov and P. Chaulev, renewed the organization under the name VMRO (1919) and in 1920 strengthened him in the Pirin part of Macedonia, where he created an organizational and military base and hence renewed the armed core shares in the Vardar part of Macedonia. Acted against the policies of the Agricultural Government of A. Stamboliski for rapprochement with the kingdom of SCS. He signed the May Manifesto to unite Macedonian revolutionary forces in a single Macedonian revolutionary Front (1924), but (before the killing) he publicly renounced his signature. Exhibit. ILIT.: Central Distinguish Archives, Sofia, Fund 396-Macedonian Vr. Revolóchion Organization, OP. 2, a. is. 2, l. 24-25; Dicho Dobrom, the recent king of the mountains. Biographic Archk for Todor Aleksandrov 1881-1924, Sofia, 1992; Todor Aleksandrov, life legend. Casters Cocho V. Biljar, Sofia, 1991; Todor Aleksandrov. Sween about Macedonia. Documents 1919-1924. Selection, preface and newsroom prof. Dr. Zoran Todorovski, Skopje, 2005. Z. Todd. Tommy Aleksandrovski

Aleksandrovski, Tommy (Skopje, 12. 1955) – Physical culture professor, swordsman. He graduated from the Faculty of Physical Education in Skopje (1995). He was a member of the Missing Club “Rabotnicki” in Skopje. The Junior (1975-1978) and the Senior Championships of Yugoslavia (1980-1990) won 11 gold, 14 silver and 10 bronze medals in individual and team competition in sword, saber and floret. He successfully performed for the Yugoslav national team and a number of international championships and tournaments. No. R. Aleksandar Aleksiev

Aleksic, Dejan (Skopje, 21. 1914 – Belgrade, 2001) – Lawyer, Political Dice, journalist and publicist. He completed the Faculty of Law in Belgrade, where he actively participated in the Macedonian student movement as a member of the cultural and educational company “Vardar” and Manapo. He was a member of the CPY (from 1939), editor-in-chief of c. “Our Word” (Skopje, 1939-1941) with texts and Macedonian. At the same time he was a member of the City Board for Red Aid (from the end of 1939) and chairman of law apprentices at the Skopje Bar Association (from 21. ⅲ 1941). In the time of NOVM, he was a member of the Messaged Military Headquarters of the Kumanovo organization of the CPY (September-October 1941). After breaking the Kumanovo partisan determinations (October 1941) it was illegalized in Skopje, but was arrested by the Bulgarian police, handed over to non-saticers and was conducted in prisons Gigjaca and Ada Gugglia in Belgrade (by the end of 1942). After the liberation was a journalist on c. “Nova Makedonija” (from the end of 1944), an acting director of the Government’s Information Device (1948-1949) and the Tanjug Representation in Skopje, followed by Tanjug’s appropriates in a white-city (from 1947). He showed a rich publicist activity. BIB.: How we issued the newspaper “Our Word”, “Nova Makedonija”, ⅻ, 3654, Skopje, 2. ⅷ 1956, 7; Three demonstrations in Skopje, “Nova Makedonija”, ⅹⅴ, 4518, 12. ⅱ 1959, 2; “Our Word” 1939-1959, “Nova Makedonija”, ⅹⅴ, 4530-4532, 26-28. Ⅱ 1959; Manapo, “Nova Makedonija”, ⅹⅴ, 4580, 25. ⅳ 1959, 4; The first editorial office in Free Skopje, “Nova Makedonija”, JJV, 8181, 29. ⅹ 1969, 13; “Our Word” ‡ An important factor in the history of the progressive stamp in Macedonia, “November 13,” ⅷ, 8, Skopje, 1969, 22; Martian events in Skopje, Skopje in New 1941, Skopje, 1973, 95-118; Preparations for armed uprising in Kumanovo and Kumanovo, Kumanovo and Kumanovo in New 1941-1942, Kumanovo, 1979, 576-601; Our Word 1939-194. From the history of the advanced press in Macedonia, Skopje, 1980; Martian events in Macedonia – Strong clashes in the struggle for the fundamental rights of the Macedonian people, “Swlesen”, ⅷ, 21-22, Kumanovo, 1981, 10-29; What and how we wrote about the economic problems of the Tikvesh in “Our Word”, Tikvesh in New 1941-1945, KN. First, the Tikvesh between the two world wars, Kavadarci-Negotino, 1983, 241-249; Straso Pindzur – Revolutionary and Communist, Tikvesh in New 1941-1945, KN. Seventh, Straso Pindzur People’s Hero, Kavadarci-Negotino, 1985, 35-56; Dusko Popovic-Gjoko, Skopje, 1985; The 40th anniversary of the formation of the Brigade “Jane Sandanski”, “Lood”, ⅹⅺ, 33-34, Kumanovo, 1985, 64-68. Lit.: Miter inadeski, Chronology of Skopje. The labor and the National Liberation Movement 1939-1945, book second, Skopje, 1974; Kumanovo and Kumanovo in New 1941-1942, (materials from the scientific gathering held on 12, 13 and 14 December 1978), Kumanovo, December 1979. S. Ml. ACO Aleksov

Aleksic, Vasilka Dimitrova (Prilep, 30. Xi 1938) – Full Professor (1987) of the PMF (Institute of Chemistry). She graduated (1961) as a master of the Generation of the PMF and Phmo Graff Group (1974) also on the PMF in Skopje. Holds teaching more courses for Chemistry students, but also at other faculties in Skopje and Vranje. Scientific work $ is in the area of ​​organic synthesis. Its papers (about 40) proclaimed mainly in domestic magazines and in collections. Scientific gatherings presented 40 announcements. She was demonstrated at the Chemical Faculty. Retirement of 2001 Lit: Natural and Mathematics Faculty – Skopje, 1946-1996, Skopje, 1996, 211; 60 years of natural and mathematical faculty – Skopje, Skopje, 2006, 230. B. w. C. “Our Word” / “Our Sheet” / “Our voice,” under Dejan Aleksic’s editorial office (1939 & 1941)

Aleksiev, Aleksandar (Kocani, 28. 1929 – Skopje, 22. ⅱ 2006) – University professor, poet, novelist, critic, literary historian, theatrologist, translator. He graduated from the Faculty of Philosophy in Skopje. Long-time editor-in-chief of the magazine “Contemporary”, director of the Macedonian Radio and the State Archives of Macedonia, a professor at the Faculty of Dramatic Arts. He spoke with the only poetry “songs” (1955). As a literary historian he left acts of lasting value for the Macedonian drama and theater. Reducted the collected works of Vojdan Chernodrinski in five volumes (1975) and Vasil Iloski in three volumes (1979). Part: Songs, SK., 1955; Fursters of Macedonian drama literature, SK., 1972; Macedonian dramatic literature, SK., 1976; Macedonian drama between the two world wars, SK., 1976; Ilinden and Macedonian dramatic literature, SK., 1983; Through the literary past and present, SK., 1985; Love for love, SK., 1994; Romani nine rounds of hell, SK., 2000 and loggia in heaven, SK., 2003. V. Tot.

Aleksiev, Methodius (Veles, 27. ⅱ 1888 – Petrich, September 1924) – Macedonian revolutionary and activist in the communist movement. Adventory for independent united Macedonia; Gemija, Ilindenec, Sandanski, Communist, member and secretary of the Gornoduma County Party Committee of the BCP, a commander of the Squad in the September Uprising (1923), when the three-day respiratory republic was created. Due to the Macedonian reports, he was killed by Todor Aleksandrov’s supporters. Lit.: Ivan Ripev, Methodius Ziggov, biographical intensification, Sophie®, 1924; Todor Chopov, selected works. He arrived Blaze Ristovski, Skopje, 1982. O. Iv.

Aleksiev, Vladislav (Thessaloniki, 1884 – Sofia, 1962) – University professor, lawyer. He finished classical gymnasium in Bitola. Defended Doctorate in Leipzig, Germany (1910). He was a teacher at the Gymnasium in Thessaloniki (1910-1912) and professor of Slavic right at the Faculty of Law in Sofia (1928-1950). The grandson of daughter of Dimitrija Miladinov. St. w.

Aleksoski, Blaze (Prilep, 1. ⅱ 1933) – Actor. Member of the National Theater from Prilep (1953-1992). He is the author of dramatic texts and popular historiographical books. He was and director of several performances. Roles: Moroe (Dundo Ma-Roe); LUKOV (blackness); Tarwald Hermer (Nora); Theodos (Storbjahodas). Directions: migrant workers; Antice; Mister dollar; We are angels; Suggested family; Runaway IDR. He is the author of the dramatic texts: Irman Pejo; Story of the midnight guest; Coloban; Costa Sarafte IDR. R. ST.

Aleksov, Aco (Strumica, 3. XI 1932) – Artist and director. He finished elementary and secondary education in his hometown, and theatrical academy (department of actors) in a white city (1953-1958). First, an actor and director of the Strumica Theater, where he formed the small experimental scene, followed by a film director in Vardar-Film in Skopje (1959-1961) and television director in MRTV. Lit.: Risto Stefanovski, the Theater in Macedonia from Partisan to the Youth Child, Skopje, 1998. S. Ml.

Aleksov, Darko (Skopje, 23. ⅷ 1976) – a lawyer. Executive Director of the non-governmental organization MOST contributes to fair and democratic elections in the country. R. Mild Aleksova.

Aleksova, Blaga (Tetovo, 24. 1922 – Skopje, 12. ⅶ 2007) – archaeologist, academician. The gymnasium ended in Skopje, and graduated from the Art History Group at the Faculty of Philosophy in Skopje (1950). He received his doctorate on the subject of the medieval archeology at the University of Ljubljana (1958). She worked as a curator at the City Museum of Skopje (1948-1950) and the Archaeological Museum of Macedonia (1950 – 1975), where he managed the Unit for Medieval Archeology. From 1962 to 1975 She was the director of this national institution. He specialized in the Hazantine Studies Center at Harvard University in Washington (1971 and 1983). Since 1975, so with retirement (1983) worked at the Institute for History of Art with Archeology as a professor of medieval and early Christian archeology. He dealt with the study of medieval necropolises, jewelry and ceramic production, as evidence of the customs, beliefs and culture of the Slavs. He discovered and interpreted the penetration of early Christianity in Macedonia, through excavations of several early Christian centers. Its research was aimed at proving the cultural continuity between early Christianity and the medieval in Macedonia. He discovered the oldest Christian church in Macedonia (the old episcopal basilica in Stobi). It was excavated by the sites: Demir Kapija, Bargala, Krupiste, Strumica, Polog, Ohrid, Prespa, Dojran, Orizari, Radolista and Stobi. Koracodela with international research projects (Yugoslav-American) in Bargala and Stobi. She participated in many scientific gatherings in Macedonia, USA, Austria, England, Russia, Romania, Turkey, Bulgaria, Italy, Croatia, Serbia, Greece and Albania. Member is MANU (1997). BIB: Average – Demir Kapija: Slavic Necropolis and Slavenke Necropole U Macedonia, Belgrade-Skopje, 1966; The Bishop of Bregalnica, Prilep, 1989; Locica Sanchutanum Macedonia: The cult of martyrers in Macedonia from ⅳ to ⅵ century, Skopje, 1995. D. Z.