MULTIPERSPECTIVITY OR HISTORICAL RELIABILITY. THE BULGARIAN EXARCHY, THE REBELLION AND AUTONOMY 1903
Milen Mihov
(Summary)
The multiperspective in history launched by Skopje is an attempt to
defend the politically operative historical mythology created during
the Cold War era. The so-called Macedonian historiography is essentially
a Yugoslav reading of the history of Macedonia, and today it
continues to be inextricably linked to the historiographical processes
in Belgrade and the post-Yugoslav space.
The aspiration of the historical
elite near the Vardar to achieve recognition of two equal narratives
– Bulgarian and Macedonian – diverges from scientific principles and
turns science into prosaic propaganda. Historical documents unequivocally
testify that in the strategic plans of the Bulgarian state, the revolutionary
organization in Macedonia occupied an important place
almost ten years before its actual emergence. In this sense, the study of
the relationship between IMARO, the Exarchate and the Bulgarian
state leads us to the problem of borders and the interaction between
them.
At first glance, the three institutions are clearly defined, occupy
certain historical levels and have a clear personal identification. In reality,
all three historical factors operate in doctrinal and political unity.
Keywords: Macedonia, multiperspectivity, Exarchia, Bulgaria, relativism,
IMARO
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