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The author does not deal either with the complicated issue of the nationality of this population - merely calling it 'Slavophone,' in the best tradition of Greek nationalist historiography.
Balkanalysis.com 2009
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When, in 1943, the axis appeared to be losing the war, many Slavophone Nazi collaborators,
American Chronicle 2008
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Thus, most Slavophone Carinthians opted to remain within Austria, showing that their national identity diverged from their linguistic one.
American Chronicle 2008
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"[During its Panhellenic Meeting in September 1942, the KKE mentioned that it recognises the equality of the ethnic minorities in Greece] the KKE recognised that the Slavophone population was ethnic minority of Slavomacedonians].
American Chronicle 2008
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