Sunday of Vardar Macedonia – Serbian sports movement. Organized occurs with the establishment of the companies in Kumanovo (1909), Skopje (1910), Tetovo (1910) and Kriva Palanka (1912). Their administrations formed mainly educators and other respectable Serbs, and membership – mostly students. The companies were members of the Union of Serbian Sokolski Societies “Dusan Strong” in Belgrade. They had the same uniforms, the same work content, the same commands, etc. Serbian state bodies and the covenant were financial, professional and other assistance. Rajko Karakkakic, a gymnastic teacher, was sent by Serbia to work in the Skopje gymnasium (1909). Teachers Gjorgje Bozinovic and Milo Zakic from Kumanovo were professionally perfected in Nis and Belgrade (1909 and 1910). The companies practiced open space, occasionally organized public appearances and events with gymnastic, sports and cultural content. Some participated in Kosovo’s landings, Belgrade and Prague (1910-1912). After the wars (1912-1918), the activity of the companies was renewed and new ones were established. Sokolska Zupa in Skopje (1923) was formed. The number of companies in Macedonia was: 1923 – Six with 1,514 members of both sexes (benefactors, honorary and regular members, offspring and children), 1929 – Thirteen with 2,285 members. Following the founding of the alliance of the Sokolars of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia (SSKJ, 1929) headed by the Crown Prince Peter ⅱ, their number increased significantly and many villages were established. They were in: 1935 – 32 companies and 90 troops with 7,797 members, 1939 – 32 companies and 108 troops with 13,198 members. Members of the administrations of the companies were mainly from the ranks of Serbs, and elders – most often senior officers, prominent officials and educators. Financial assets were largely collected from their own sources, and for the chapter and the budget of the state, which were later increased (from 1930). Mainly from their own sources and with some assistance from the state, Sokolski homes were built in: Skopje two, and one in Kumanovo, Prilep, Gostivar, Kocani, Kicevo, Radovish, Kratovo, Berovo, Bitola, Debar and other cities, as well as in The villages: Miravci, Negorci, Smokvica, Pirava, Rostushe, etc. In some places (Veles, Strumica, etc.), the homes were provided with the adaptation of old buildings. Homes There were: 1930 – Six, 1935 – Seventeen, 1940 – Thirty-four. They were basically equipped with gymnastic handle and props. At the same time, summer flags (from 1921) were also built. The lack of expert staff was decided by maintaining federal and Zupian preference courses. The active members regularly practiced with handle, on handle, simple, straw exercises, marching, and more, there were activities and athletics, and in more developed companies to a lesser extent than shooting, cycling, basketball, volleyball, skiing, etc. Occasionally, after various allegations, public classes, defiles, academies, competitions, Zuposki and Provincial (Yugoslav) landings were organized. Falcons from Macedonia participated in all the Sokolsal lands in the country and in Prague, as well as the heroic in Sofia. In addition, some cultural premises of the attendees on the day of commissioning of the Sokolska home in Kumanovo is systematically With readers, various orchestras, choirs, dramatic sections, etc. In the compociations, attention was paid to the construction of hygienic objects, the procurement of modern tools, the procurement of new types of seeds, seedlings, livestock, for afforestation (especially since 1935). Agricultural, health and other village cooperatives were established. The Sokolar organization maintained close links with all state bodies, with the military and schools. Starting from the established principles, its attitude towards religious communities was based on respect for every religious conviction, the women was based on the principles of equality and equality, opposed politicization in their ranks and participation in politics; The Macedonian national question had a negator and assimilatory relationship. The authorities towards the falcony referred to a significant organization in the realization of its basic, high-stage and nationalist policy (especially from 1930). Dusan Stanimirovic, Fardaru Vardar Macedonians, Zagreb, 1986 (Doccdation). D. S.
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