Bulgarian Action Committees
The Bulgarian Action Committees in
Veles Bulgarian Action Committees received the active support by popular communist functionaries as Panko Brashnarov.[6]
When the Yugoslav rule was replaced by German military administration, and then finally by Bulgarian occupation, these goals were realized. On May 18, 1941, the German military command in Skopje officially handed over the administrative power to the Bulgarian state. However, once the region and administration were organized, the Action Committees became marginalized, and ultimately dissolved.
See also
- World War II in Yugoslav Macedonia
- Bulgaria during WWII
References
- ^ Bulgarian Campaign Committees in Macedonia - 1941 Dimitre Mičev
- ^ Македония 1941 Възкресение (Macedonia 1941 Resurrection), Сотир Нанев (Sotir Nanev), Sofia 1942, reprinted Sofia 1993, p. 15
- ^ Историја на македонскиот народ, Скопје, 1988, с. 257, 261, (History of Macedonian people, Skopje 1988, p. 257, 261), Апостолов, Александар. Колонизациjата на Македонија во стара Jгославиjа, Скопје, "Мисла", без дата, с. 205
- ISBN 954-528-366-1, publisher Труд (Trud).(in Bulgarian) Memoirs of a Macedonia-born Bulgarian lieutenant participating in the occupation of the Yugoslavian and Greek parts of Macedonia.
- ISBN 1-86064-624-7, page 270. Extract from Google Booksretrieved 2007-08-21.
- ^ Minchev, Dimitre. Bulgarian Campaign Committees in Macedonia - 1941 (Минчев, Димитър. Българските акционни комитети в Македония - 1941, София 1995, с. 28, 96-97)