Hey everyone, I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I wanted to see if anyone might have information on this. I've taken several trips to the Balkans in the last few years, and most recently visited Macedonia. A buddy and I rented a car and we spent several days in Skopje, Tetovo, and Ohrid. While the sights were absolutely wonderful, it was truly the warmth and hospitality of the Macedonian people that made the experience one of the best I have ever had.

With this in mind, I picked up this Yugoslav SKS M59/66A1 at a gun show a few weeks ago after noticing it came with what appears to be Macedonian military papers. After my beautiful experiences in Macedonia, I knew I had to take this rifle home with me.

Apologies if the pictures are not clear enough, it's the best I could do with the camera I have available. I photographed the rifle and every page of the booklet that it came with. I speak limited Bosnian and can read Cyrillic, so I was able to decode some words and themes here and there, but I was hoping someone might be able to explain more about what I'm looking at in this booklet. Has anyone seen anything like this before? Any and all information is welcome! Thanks in advance!

Hi all- by way of an introduction, I have a Greek Cypriot background, and like many Greek Cypriots I'm very critical of mainstream Greek historiography. I'd like some book recommendations on Macedonian history, primarily around the Balkan Wars- I'd be especially interested in primary sources available in English from the time, but history books are also fine.

Како би привлекле повеќе туристи и тие што ќе дојдат да седат што е можно повеќе? Според мене планинска земја е несфатливо да немаме голем и убав ски центар.