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There exists a country, independent from Greece by its own choice, I know, shocking.
Their decision for sovereignty from Greece about settles the debate no?
As for Paradox being ashamed, ashamed for properly representing the historical reality of N. Macedonia not being a part of the Greek country in 1936?
It can be released (and annexed by other countries) but the game faithfully represents the historical border of 1936.
If your issue is the possibility of having an independent Macedonia appear in the game, it's not any more absurd than the chance of having an independent Wales or Normandy or having the possibility to dissolve Germany and setting the clock back to the German confederation
"Macedonia is Greek and only Greek" (Internet Greek nationalist)
How can someone be nationalistic over a country, and a debt riddled failed-state at that, that never existed under its own power and have any self respect?
Macedonia,Attica,Thrace,Crete and many others are Greek there is not North Crete as country,i live in Macedonia and i know,Yugoslavia or Vardaska or Fyrom or whatever slavic name they want they hve bsolutely nothing to do with Greek Macedonia
So it would be more correct to say Greece is Macedonian.
ottomans own macedonia for 1000 years
It is the birthplace of democracy, an idea first practiced in ancient Athens, laying the foundation for modern political systems. Greek philosophers like Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle shaped the way humans think about ethics, logic, and science, while mathematicians such as Pythagoras and Euclid revolutionized mathematics. Greece also gave us the Olympic Games, which started in Olympia in 776 BCE and remain a global tradition today.
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