Albert Sonnichsen     (Материали, любезно предоставени от Тропчо)

 

Report for the US government’s Inquiry during WW I (1918)  [*] :

• “The Case for a Free Macedonia”

• “The Case for an Independent Macedonia”

• Appendix I. “The Role of the Greek Clergy in Macedonia”

 

Correspondence for the New York Evening Post  (www.nyshistoricnewspapers.org):

• The Secret Republic of Macedonia - Marvellous strides made by the "Committee" (Kustendil).  (Evening Post, 12 November 1904)

• A Day and Night in Kustendil - Street scenes like opera, though bloodshed is not far off (Kustendil).  (Evening Post, 7 January 1905)

• The Bulgar and the Filipino - Their struggles for self-government have been similar (Kustendil).  (Evening Post, 1 April 1905)

• The Day of the Forty Martyrs - When Mussulmans and Christians worship together (Kustendil).  (Evening Post, 15 April 1905)

• Life in the Kustendil Ghetto - Quaint characteristics of the Bulgarian Jews (Kustendil).  (Evening Post, 17 June 1905)

• On Foot in Bulgaria - Constantly shifting scenes of interest on the way (Samakov).  (Evening Post, 15 July 1905)

• Across the Servian Frontier - Where Serbs and Bulgars meet to forget past quarrels (Kustendil).  (Evening Post, 9 September 1905)

• Joining the Bulgar Comitajis - Revolutionists touched by the visit of an American (On the lake of the two republics, Macedonia).  (Evening Post, 7 April 1906)

• Dead Spies and Village Cinders - The grim side of Macedonian revolution at close range (On the lake of the two republics, Macedonia).  (Evening Post, 14 April 1906)

• Camp Life with Luka’s Comitajis - Traps ready for the Turks if they invade the rebel stronghold (On the lake of the two republics, Macedonia).  (Evening Post, 2 June 1906)

• Among the Turks in Disguise - A farewell to Luca and his Bulgar cheta (Monastir, Macedonia).  (Evening Post, 9 June 1906)

• How the Turks Wiped out a Cheta - A massacre of Macedonian revolutionists watched at sunset (Monastir vilayet).  (Evening Post, 20 October 1906)

• The "Underworld" of a Revolution - A well-articulated skeleton of law and order in Macedonia (Sofia).  (Evening Post, 12 January 1907)

• Socialism’s Grip upon Bulgaria - Prince Ferdinand hated by his people (Sofia).  (Evening Post, 23 February 1907)

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*. Забележки на блога на Тропчо:

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In 1909 Albert Sonnichsen published a book about his time with the comitajis in Macedonia (Confessions of a Macedonian Bandit)

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В случай, че може да представляват интерес други документи на американската комисия:

• описание на документите: https://www.archives.gov/files/research/foreign-policy/related-records/rg-256-inventory.pdf  (документите свързани с Македония на с. 49 и сл.; България 47 и сл.);

• разпределение на документите по 47-те ролки микрофилм: https://www.archives.gov/files/research/microfilm/m1107.pdf  (Сониксеновият доклад е документ 549, ролка 29);

• достъп до микрофилмите: https://catalog.archives.gov/search?q=*:*&f.parentNaId=635966&f.level=fileUnit&sort=naIdSort%20asc;

• обща информация за архивната група: https://www.archives.gov/research/foreign-policy/related-records/rg-256 .

Галерия "Снимки и писма от архива на Сониксен" на адрес: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Albert_Sonnichsen . Снимки и кореспонденция, от които голяма част не са виждали бял свят досега. Някои от писмата са частично разчетени.