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makedonische Literatur — makedonische Literatur, die Literatur der Makedonier; sie entfaltete sich nach Anfängen im 19. Jahrhundert (v. a. stark von der Volksliteratur und der Romantik beeinflusste Poesie: K. und D. Miladinov, R. Žinzifov, G. Prličev) und dem … Universal-Lexikon
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