I need info on Cento |
Canmak |
Why did Tito throw him in jail.
Please in english or Latinica |
VMR0 |
hey Canmak... if you need information on Cento... i got plenty... from speeches that he gave before he was locked up... about freeing Macedonia... and dismissing accusations from Bulgaria about being Bulgarian... |
Thunder from down under |
go against the queen and you will find out :))
i will find more info for you canmak but what happened is he was agains tito and wanted to unite macedonia instead of fighting for yugoslavia
i ll get back to you on that man |
dejan |
Yeah i've heard that those people wanted to make Macedonia just the one
country but the communists or partizani came along and had their way. |
Canmak |
I need facts on him any links would do good that go into detail. I mean if he was a patriotic Macedonian why isn't there more info on the guy? |
f9 |
Prashaj go sin mu na Chento-go izgleda Vera Aceva,beshe el.inzhiner vo EMO-Ohrid,se penzionira...ako veke sakash od prva raka.Ne e Tito vmeshan
tuku Tempo i Lazo-naredbodavci,Mojsov- sudija i Gligorov-kodoshot. |
Thunder from down under |
sin mu Vera :) ne go zaebavaj coekot be f9 :))
bas me raduva so se interesiras canmak za pravite makedonci
well done
i will search for some info later tonight
his full name for Metodija Andonov - Cento if that going to help you in your reaserch
i am speed limited to 28.8 kb/s at the moment i used over 12 GB and my ISP slow me down to 28 kb/s later tonight after midnight i ll be cruising at over 2000 kb/s and i will try to find some more info |
Canmak |
Thanks Thunder, I did know his full name......but there isn't much out there. |
Thunder from down under |
here is your answer canmak
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Chento Versus Kolishevski: Battle Over History
By Sasha Uzunov
(Melbourne & Skopje)
September, 2003
Macedonia is a funny country! It honours a man, Metodija Andonov-Chento, who was falsely imprisoned for his belief in an independent Macedonia. It also honours a man, Lazar Kolishevski, who falsely imprisoned Chento!
Last year, a monument to Kolishevski was unveiled in the town of Sveti Nikole, his birthplace, and has opened up a historical can of worms.
Chento, a non-communist Partizan, who became Macedonia's first president in 1946 within federal communist Yugoslavia, believed in a united and independent Macedonia. His main political adversary at the time was Lazar Kolishevski, communist party boss and a close confidante of Josip Broz Tito, Yugoslavia's then ruler.
Chento and Kolishevski strongly disagreed over many things including the decision to use Macedonian Partizans in the controversial battle of Srem, near the end of World War II. Chento wanted the Macedonian Partizans for the liberation of Aegean and Pirin Macedonia, then under Greek and Bulgarian occupation. Kolishevski and Svetozar Vukmanovic-Tempo, Tito's Montenegrin emissary to Macedonia, pressured the Macedonian High Command into sending the troops to Srem in Northern Serbia to fight the retreating Germans in 1945. Kolishevski ordered the illegal execution of thousands of Macedonian Partizans who refused to deploy to Srem.
Apologists for Tito and Kolishevski have claimed that an armed uprising in Aegean and Pirin Macedonia was futile. However, British government documents have revealed that wartime Prime Minister Winston Churchill conceded to his Foreign Secretary, Sir Anthony Eden that if the Macedonian Partizans in 1944 were to take the Aegean region of Greece no one would be able to stop them.
During the Greek Civil War (1946-49) and the offset of the Cold War, Tito actively intervened in Aegean Macedonia and thereby reversed his earlier policy. But his intervention proved disastrous, as the US and Britain had already taken control of Greece. Thousands of Macedonian refugees were forced to flee from the Aegean region. Many to this day have not been able to return to Greece.
By 1948, Chento was removed from power and later imprisoned on trumped up charges instigated by Tito and Kolishevski. One of the judges during the show trial was Kole Chasule, the father of Slobodan Chasule, Macedonia's Foreign Minister under the VMRO-DMPNE government (1998-2002); the prosecutor, Lazar Mojsov, who later became communist Yugoslavia's foreign minister.
Chento died in the late 1950s because of poor health. In 1990, a Macedonian court had overturned Chento's conviction and he was posthumously rehabilitated. In September 1991, Macedonia became independent from Yugoslavia, and there was talk of Kolishevski, Mojsov and Chasule being put on trial for treason. Because of political pressure from the then government, made up of reformed communists, the public prosecutors office was pressured into not taking any action.
Kolishevski and Cashule were allowed to die peacefully in retirement, whilst Mojsov is in Serbia. As yet, no Macedonian government has ever asked for the extradition of Mojsov to stand trial. Chento's remaining family has asked the current Macedonian government for compensation.
In 1946, Kolishevski handed over to Serbia a few Macedonian villages, including the Prohor Pchinski Monastery, where the Macedonian republic was proclaimed on 2 August 1944. Because of Kolishevski's legacy, Macedonia is probably the only country in the world that is forced to celebrate its founding as a nation on technically foreign territory.
Ten years later, he gave to Kosovo the Gora region, which contains a large Muslim Macedonian population, known as the Gorans.
Sasha Uzunov is a freelance photojournalist an ex-Australian soldier who completed two peacekeeping tours of East Timor
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Thunder from down under |
also try this link canmak
http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=Metodija+Andonov+-+Chento&spell=1 |
f9 |
sin mu Vera :) ne go zaebavaj coekot be f9 :))
Jas nikogo ne go zaebavam,aj odi oladi malku...Jas ja kazhav vistinata .Vera go odgleda,-zashto na nikoj drug ne mu stegashe.
Ilija ima kniga,a i golem prijatel na mojata familija beshe.
Ti kako Ohriganec barem treba da go znaesh toa.. |
Canmak |
Thanks Thunder I read all those and seen all those, I just wanted something more indepth about him.
I heard read that article on Reality Macedonia but I just wanted more info |