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The '''Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization''' ('''IMRO'''), also known by many other [[Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization#Names|names]] throughout its existence, was a [[Secret society|secret]] [[Revolution|revolutionary]] society that - at its height - existed as a [[Macedonian nationalism|Macedonian nationalist]] [[Terrorism|terrorist]] organization from 1893-1934. While the IMRO was never a [[communist party]] or [[Communism|communist]] organization, many communists operated within the IMRO and several IMRO splinter groups later joined communist organizations. Several communist [[Political party|parties]] in the [[Balkans]] also supported IMRO activites.<ref name=":0">[https://www.britannica.com/topic/Internal-Macedonian-Revolutionary-Organization Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization]</ref> Despite communist support for the original IMRO, the [[Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization – Democratic Party for Macedonian National Unity]] (VMRO-DPMNE) - a [[Liberalism|liberal]] [[bourgeois]] party in [[North Macedonia]] - claims to be the successor to the IMRO.<ref>[https://www.marxist.com/macedonia-dead-end-of-liberal-democracy.htm Macedonia – Dead end of liberal democracy]</ref>
The '''Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization''' ('''IMRO'''), also known by many other [[Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization#Names|names]] throughout its existence, was a [[Secret society|secret]] [[Revolution|revolutionary]] society that - at its height - existed as a [[Macedonian nationalism|Macedonian nationalist]] [[Terrorism|terrorist]] organization from 1893-1934. While the IMRO was never a [[communist party]] or [[Communism|communist]] organization, many communists operated within the IMRO and several IMRO splinter groups later joined communist organizations. Several communist [[Political party|parties]] in the [[Balkans]] also supported IMRO activites.<ref name=":0">[https://www.britannica.com/topic/Internal-Macedonian-Revolutionary-Organization Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization]</ref> Despite communist support for the original IMRO, the [[Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization – Democratic Party for Macedonian National Unity]] (VMRO-DPMNE) - a [[Liberalism|liberal]] [[bourgeois]] party in [[North Macedonia]] - claims to be the successor to the IMRO.<ref>[https://www.marxist.com/macedonia-dead-end-of-liberal-democracy.htm Macedonia – Dead end of liberal democracy]</ref>

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Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization

Вътрешна Македонска Революционна Организация (Bulgarian)
Внатрешна Македонска Револуционерна Организација (Macedonian)
AbbreviationIMRO
BMPO
VMRO
LeaderGotse Delchev
Dame Gruev
Todor Aleksandrov
Ivan Mihailov
Founded1893
Dissolved1934
Preceded byInternal Revolutionary Organization
Succeeded byInternal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization (United)
Balkan Communist Federation
Bulgarian Action Committees
League of Communists of Yugoslavia
Bulgarian Communist Party
Ohrana
Anti-fascist Assembly for the National Liberation of Macedonia
Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization – Democratic Party for Macedonian National Unity
Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization – People's Party
IMRO – Bulgarian National Movement
National Ideal for Unity
Political orientationMacedonian nationalism
Bulgarian nationalism
Bulgarian irredentism
Terrorism
Communism (some factions)
Fascism (some factions)


The Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization (IMRO), also known by many other names throughout its existence, was a secret revolutionary society that - at its height - existed as a Macedonian nationalist terrorist organization from 1893-1934. While the IMRO was never a communist party or communist organization, many communists operated within the IMRO and several IMRO splinter groups later joined communist organizations. Several communist parties in the Balkans also supported IMRO activites.[1] Despite communist support for the original IMRO, the Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization – Democratic Party for Macedonian National Unity (VMRO-DPMNE) - a liberal bourgeois party in North Macedonia - claims to be the successor to the IMRO.[2]

History

Ottoman era (1893-1912)

Founded in Thessaloniki in 1893 during the days of the Sublime Ottoman State,[1] the Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization fought against Ottoman rule in Macedonia in a "democratic revolution". These early IMRO activities against imperialist rule had the backing of Bulgarian communists.[3] This marked the beginning of a larger conflict between Ottoman, Serbian, Greek, and Bulgarian paramilitary violence in the Macedonian region known as the Macedonian Struggle. Greek communists described that IMRO as the "most important national liberation organization of the Slavic population in Macedonia against the Turks".[4]

References