The resolution of the Informbiro and Macedonia – an act of the communist parties of several Eastern European countries led by the USSR, which were called themselves countries of “folk democracy”. Adopted in June 1948 In Bucharest, the act was called “Resolution on the situation in the KP of Yugoslavia …”. The resolution contained heavy accusations against Yugoslavia and its leadership, for “abandoning communism and class interests”. For Macedonia, there are serious consequences because the previous positive processes are stopped to address the Macedonian national issue in the Balkans. Lit.: Dr. Violeta Achkoska, Macedonia in the Yugoslav Federation 1943-1991 (Chronology.), Ini, Skopje, 2001, 59. N. C.
Original article in Macedonian language Cyrillic alphabet
Кириличен напис РЕЗОЛУЦИЈАТА НА ИНФОРМБИРОТО И МАКЕДОНИЈА