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Everyday life on the Macedonian front Everyday life on the Macedonian front

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Visit the Macedonian FrontChurches and monasteries

 

 

Churches and monasteries

St. John's Church George in Capari Village St. John's Church George in Capari Village

St. John's Church George in Capari Village

In the courtyard of St. Peter's Church George in the village of Capari are located several graves of officers of the Bulgarian army, killed in the battles of the Crveni Steni of Pelister and...
Memorial chapel in the village of Bukovo (St. Archangel Michael) Memorial chapel in the village of Bukovo (St. Archangel Michael)

Memorial chapel in the village of Bukovo (St. Archangel Michael)

The Serbian Army Memorial Chapel is located in the Bukovo village cemetery. The chapel was erected in 1927 in memory of 1,320 Serb soldiers who died on the Macedonian Front during the First World...

 

The photos

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The Manaki photos

The Manaki photos - The photos are in the property of the National archive of the Republic of Macedonia, department in Bitola. The photos are edited by the Macedonian Centre for photography.

The original photos are in the property of the European association for local democracy – ALDA.  Photographer: Zoran Shekerov
 

 

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