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''']''' (born ] in the historic village of ] in ] (modern day ]), died ], ]), was the most prominent ] ], ] and linguist who set the principles of the Macedonian literary language at the beggining of the ]. | ||
| In ] he participated in breaking of the ] siege of ]. Although he had no formal education, Pulevski published several ]s, including two ], and a collection of Macedonian songs, customs, and holidays. In the early seventies, he published in Belgrade his two text-books: "''] - 1. Serbian-Albanian. 2. Albanian. 3. Turkish. 4. Greek''" (in 1872) and "''] - Macedonian, Albanian and Turkish''". (in ]). | |||
| His oppinions on the political and national issues of the time carry the proof of the struggle of the Macedonian intellectuals and their contribution to the fight for the ] of the Macedonians and the creation of an independent ]. | |||
| In ] he published the book ''"Za Makedonckite Raboti"'' ("On Macedonian Matters") in which he laid down the principles of the ]. | |||
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Krste Misirkov (born 1874 in the historic village of Pella in Aegean Macedonia (modern day Greece), died Sofia, 1926), was the most prominent Macedonian publicist, philologist and linguist who set the principles of the Macedonian literary language at the beggining of the 20th century.
His oppinions on the political and national issues of the time carry the proof of the struggle of the Macedonian intellectuals and their contribution to the fight for the liberation of the Macedonians and the creation of an independent Macedonian state. In 1903 he published the book "Za Makedonckite Raboti" ("On Macedonian Matters") in which he laid down the principles of the Macedonian language.