Exodus of Ethnic Macedonians from Greece (3) rare

On November 27, 1919 with Peace Treaty of Ney, Greece and Bulgaria signed, a convention for voluntary moving of Greeks from Bulgaria and so-called Bulgarians from Greece. 86.000 Macedonians were expelled in Bulgaria.In a short historical period, 1913-1928, 53.000 Greeks were colonized in the Aegean part of Macedonia. The Greek and Turkish war from 1920 till 1922 was the last historical attemp of a small but ambritious Greek kingdom to realize a great-power Byzantium policy. After the battle by the river Sakaria and victory of Kemal Mustafa Ataturk, Turkey ended Greek ambitions towards Turkey. Peace talks were held in Lozana in 1923. 350.000 Muslims were expeled from Aegean part of Macedonia, 40.802 Macedonians of Muslim religion. Their places were filled up with Christians from Asia Minor colonizing 618.000 inhabitants at Aegean part of Macedonia. The Aegean part of Macedonia suffered great ethnical changes and lost its traditional Macedonian historical and ethnical image. The change of ethnical composition at Aegean part of Macedonia allowed Greece to give the province Greek toponym. All names of rivers, mountains, villages and towns were changed with Greek ones. Greece started a policy of denationalization and assimilation of Macedonians. Macedonian name was banned. Macedonians had to name themselves as Bulgarians, Serbs or endops, meaning natives. All Macedonians were forced to change their names and surnames should end with -ov, -es or -ulov. Macedonian language was banned in their communication, at homes, in villages, at wedding feasts of funerals. Macedonian language was banned in songs, folklore dances, humor. The penalty was moral and psychic mistreating, beating or stitching the tongue for every said Macedonian word. Slav letters were moved and church books were destroyed as in dark Middle Ages. Greeks were so persistent that they kept on moving Slav letters after 20,30 years. The removal of Macedonian letters was accompanied by banning Macedonian words. Nacionalistic gangs visited villages forcing Macedonians to speak Greek if they want to be alive. Greek Nationalistic organization Greek Macedonian Fist in 1926 warned Macedonians not to use their language. The most cruel attack on Macedonian people and language was during reign of Metaxas. Metaxas introduced a dictatorship in 1936. 5.000 Macedonians were sentences beacuse they used evening schools to learn Greek language. Metaxas introduced these measures beacuse he wanted to create one nation with a king and one Fuhrer.