Macedonians (ethnic Group) - Macedonians Through History

Georgi Pulevski, the first author that separated the Macedonian nation from the others.

Theodosius of Skopje, the first priest who attempted to create a separate Macedonian Church.

Goce Delchev, IMARO revolutionary, considered a native national hero in both Bulgaria and the Republic of Macedonia.

Krste Petkov Misirkov, a philologist who first outlined the principles of the Macedonian language.

Dimitrija Čupovski, Macedonian textbook writer and lexicographer.

Dimitar Vlahov, politician, who actively worked for the recognition of the Macedonians as separate nation.

Čede Filipovski Dame, Macedonian partisan (On the picture: Memorial to Dame in Gostivar, Macedonia).

Kočo Racin, poet and revolutionary (On the picture: Memorial to Racin in Samobor, Croatia).

Metodija Andonov, statesman and first president of the S. R. of Macedonia.

Lazar Koliševski, political leader of Socialist Republic of Macedonia and briefly of the SFRY.

Boris Trajkovski, the second president of the Republic of Macedonia.

Branko Crvenkovski, politician who was several times Prime Minister and President of the RoM.

Blagoj Nacoski, tenor opera singer.

Darko Dimitrov, composer.

Ed Jovanovski, National Hockey League player.

Elena Risteska, singer and songwriter.

Goran Pandev, football striker.

José Théodore, National Hockey League player.

Kaliopi, singer and songwriter.

Karolina Gočeva, singer.

Katarina Ivanovska, international model.

Kevin Kouzmanoff, Major League Baseball player.

Kiril Lazarov, handball player.

Mike S. Zafirovski, CEO of Nortel Networks and Board of Directors at Boeing.

Milčo Mančevski, film director and screen writer.

Pasko Kuzman, archaeologist.

Peter Daicos, Australian Rules Football player.

Steven Stamkos, National Hockey League player.

Toše Proeski, singer and humanitarian.