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English: A photocopy by the telegram, written by the Ottoman authorities to the Turkish Embassy in Bulgaria, May, 9, 1903. It contains the following text: „We inform you, that on April, 22 (May, 5), in the village of Banitsa one of the leaders of the Bulgarian Committees, with name Delchev, was killed“. |
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Some Authentic Turkish Documents About Macedonia Spas Tashev (Macedonian Scientific Institute, Sofia 1998) [1] |
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