Struga

• “They also set up civilian internment camps in Sofia and Rakhovo and military prison camps in occupied Serbia, including Nish and Struga.”

  Pursuit of an 'Unparalleled Opportunity': The American YMCA and Prisoner of War Diplomacy among the Central Power Nations during World War I

• “However, the Voice of America quoted Erwan Fouere, the EU ambassador to Macedonia, as saying that there were “reports of a lot of irregularities in the Struga area.””

  Macedonian Presidential Election Winner Seeks to Quell Naming Dispute

• “The Austrian plan likewise prevented the towns of Struga and Prizren from being joined by a road or by a railway along the Drin; to go from one to the other it became necessary to make an enormous detour.”

  The Birth of Yugoslavia, Volume 2

• “Miladinoff had been born at Struga in Macedonia and educated at Jannina, where he noticed that a number of the names of forests, rivers, villages and ruins sounded odd in Greek -- they seemed to have much more resemblance to the language spoken by the”

  The Birth of Yugoslavia, Volume 1

• “Golubovitch, the innkeeper at Podgoritza, was a native of Struga, and was known always as Jovan Bulgar.”

  Twenty Years Of Balkan Tangle

• “The intransigence of the Serb officers was here as blatant as at Struga.”

  Twenty Years Of Balkan Tangle

• “They at once started "propaganda," and had the impudence to say that the dialect of Struga was as pure Serb as that of Belgrade.”

  Twenty Years Of Balkan Tangle

• “Kustendil, to Struga at the north end of Lake Ochrida, leaving”

  The Story of the Great War, Volume I (of 8) Introductions; Special Articles; Causes of War; Diplomatic and State Papers

• “Ochrida and thence beyond the city of Ochrida to Struga on the Black”

  The Balkan Wars: 1912-1913 Third Edition

• “They also defaced a Macedonian flag outside Struga's municipal building, replacing it with a green flag representing Islam.”

  The Seattle Times

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