Macedonia (Greece)
Greece
Macedonia (Greece) carries 93 Bunkabop connections with 15687 other places across 14 topics, with history its dominant thread. During World War II, Greek Macedonia was occupied by Italy, Bulgaria, and Nazi Germany, with the latter applying the Nuremberg Laws against the local Jewish population. Thessaloniki had been the only city in Europe where Jews formed a majority, a community rooted in the 1492 expulsion from Castille, when Ottoman authorities resettled expelled Jews there. Athens and Bulgaria are among the most-shared co-connected places.
Great Thessaloniki Fire of 1917
A2 motorway (Greece)
Connects Macedonia (Greece) to: Western Thrace | Western Macedonia
Hellenistic Greece
Central Macedonia
Connects Macedonia (Greece) to: Greece | Eastern Macedonia and Thrace
Decentralized Administration of Macedonia and Thrace
Connects Macedonia (Greece) to: Central Macedonia | Eastern Macedonia and Thrace
Nuremberg Laws
Connects Macedonia (Greece) to: Duck Hill, Mississippi | Heřmanův Městec, Czech Republic
Latinisation of names
Connects Macedonia (Greece) to: Sorø, Denmark | Ostrobothnia (historical province), (before 1809)
Republic of Macedonia
Connects Macedonia (Greece) to: Preševo Valley | St. John Township, Indiana
Adrianople
Connects Macedonia (Greece) to: Pazardzhik, Bulgaria | Pomorie, Bulgaria | Sozopol
Nestos (river)
Connects Macedonia (Greece) to: Bansko | Belitsa Municipality, Bulgaria | Belitsa, Bulgaria
Western Macedonia
Connects Macedonia (Greece) to: Greece | Central Macedonia | Eastern Macedonia and Thrace | Novo Konomladi, Bulgaria
Battle of Greece
Connects Macedonia (Greece) to: Germany | Macedonia (region) | Western Thrace | El Agheila, Libya