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CIA record, which was recently declassified and published on the service's website, refers to Soviet efforts to create a 'Republic of Macedonia', with Thessaloniki, Kavala and Alexandroupolis. The CIA note, which was published by several media in Macedonia, which had been drawn up 1950, speaks of a 'Soviet-sponsored committee', with the aim of uprisings that would create a 'unified Republic of Macedonia'. Specifically it states:A Soviet-sponsored commission, the Free Macedonia Committee, was created with the aim of promoting simultaneous uprisings in Greek and Yugoslav Macedonia, in the interest of a united Republic of Macedonia. Such a Republic would take the ports of Thessaloniki, of Kavala and Alexandroupolis'. According to the document, this committee united similar Macedonian movements in Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and Greece (Sophokleous Street, Thessaloniki'. In everything,what about Greece, the Free Macedonia Committee had 'forces with automatic weapons'’ in our country, concentrated mainly in the area of Thessaloniki. Also, according to the document the Commission was 'under the direct political direction of the Soviet ambassador in Sofia’ and that its forces are concentrated 'from the Soviet Union, who sends weapons and leaders'. In 17 January, The CIA has announced that its largest collection of declassified files is now available on its website. These were until now accessible to the public only in the National Archives, in Maryland. It's about 930.000 documents and total over 12 million. pages
CIA record, which was recently declassified and published on the service's website, refers to Soviet efforts to create a 'Republic of Macedonia', with Thessaloniki, Kavala and Alexandroupolis. The CIA note, which was published by several media in Macedonia, which had been drawn up 1950, speaks of a 'Soviet-sponsored committee', with the aim of uprisings that would create a 'unified Republic of Macedonia'. Specifically it states:A Soviet-sponsored commission, the Free Macedonia Committee, was created with the aim of promoting simultaneous uprisings in Greek and Yugoslav Macedonia, in the interest of a united Republic of Macedonia. Such a Republic would take the ports of Thessaloniki, of Kavala and Alexandroupolis'. According to the document, this committee united similar Macedonian movements in Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and Greece (Sophokleous Street, Thessaloniki'. In everything,what about Greece, the Free Macedonia Committee had 'forces with automatic weapons'’ in our country, concentrated mainly in the area of Thessaloniki. Also, according to the document the Commission was 'under the direct political direction of the Soviet ambassador in Sofia’ and that its forces are concentrated 'from the Soviet Union, who sends weapons and leaders'. In 17 January, The CIA has announced that its largest collection of declassified files is now available on its website. These were until now accessible to the public only in the National Archives, in Maryland. It's about 930.000 documents and total over 12 million. pages