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Examples
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One week ago a Party Secretary in a Pomak village reportedly took the school children to a mosque and had them break the windows.
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Pomak children are reportedly given grades in school based on their village of origin.
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Teachers in the Pomak region have been fired and imprisoned for teaching children about their heritage.
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The Pomak, unable to remember his new name, was handed a sheet of paper with a record of the matter; but very few of these people can read.
The Birth of Yugoslavia, Volume 1 Henry Baerlein 1917
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He is a Pomak, for his ancestors were Bulgars who accepted Islam.
The Birth of Yugoslavia, Volume 2 Henry Baerlein 1917
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Pomak shepherds, obeying a signal to assemble at any moment given by the shepherd's horn.
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None of that morbidity for Lumley, who in this four-part series will explore the Parthenon and Mount Olympus, as well as remote aspects of Greece's culture and heritage, visiting the Pomak villagers shunned because of their religious beliefs, and a people who still communicate with one another by whistling.
The Guardian World News David Stubbs 2011
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He pleaded for the European History by J. B. Duroselle, and defended the rights of the Turkish, Pomak, Macedonian, Vlachian, Arvanitic,
American Chronicle 2009
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He pleaded for the European History by J. B. Duroselle, and defended the rights of the Turkish, Pomak, Macedonian, Vlachian, Arvanitic,
American Chronicle 2008
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He pleaded for the European History by J. B. Duroselle, and defended the rights of the Turkish, Pomak, Macedonian, Vlachian, Arvanitic,
American Chronicle 2008
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