Ahhh...I see. In Greece during the civil-war its was exactly the other way around. All communists where called "Bulgarians"
Unregarded that the most bulgarians activists of Greece until naturally colloborated with the axis-powers until 1944.

But just interesting that such argumentation use a person like Mackensen as example, cause he was (I dont know if you understood the german citation) a member of the part of the anti-nazi church ,so called >Bekennende Kirche< in contrast to the >Deutsche Christen< within the German Protestant Church, and also he protested against german warcrimes in Poland in WWII.

As last alive WWI-Feldmarschall after 1935 he was untouchable in the Third Reich. Of course he was old style prussian aristocrate but exactly not a nazi.

But OK, its the FYROMian way to build history, so may be I spend to much time to think about...