A response to Telegraph British Travel edition about Macedonia

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Dear Telegraph,

As also a journalist myself I would like to recommend you before uploading such an article, that includes historical links, to advise history and historical sources in general. This article is a propaganda https://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/destinations/europe/articles/hiking-in-macedonia/

What do I mean?

1) The country you call Macedonia is actually an area in Greece from thousands of years before until today. All archaeologists, monuments and ancient literature prove it. The other country from former Yiougoslavia is Skopje or Vardaska

2) Alexander was Macedonian, and as Macedonia was a part of Greek nation, Alexander was Greek – also proved by history. The pictures that you use, in this unhistorical article, all come from Greek history and when you transform these sources you are using directly propaganda for other reasons. So, speak the truth and write the sourses, do not change history because doing so it’s a crime

3) In this article you try to use Mythology forgotting again the sources , who wrote Mythology , what really depicts Mythology and where did these heroes come from? Guess what . From Greece

4) You mix datas in this article, you are trying to combine Greek cities with Yiougoslavish cities. These are totally different, they belong to seperated countries.

So dear Paul Bloomfield,

make a revision in history please. You are columnist in Telegraph, which is supposed to be trustful. Forgot the propaganda you ve been told and do your job properly. A journalist needs to investigate always!

If you need help, I also sent you some maps that depict the truth you try to hide

Macedonia is Greece

Vardaska or Skopje is former Yiougoslavia

Greeks and Slavs are totally different

Despina Dimotsi

Journalist, Columnist, Writer