Macedonia in ancient times by Antonije Škokljev-Dončo

He is also active in paleo-linguistic research in the Balkans and has received many certificates of merit, awards and acknowledgements from his peers. Škokljev is a member of the Macedonian Academy of Sciences and Art, member of the Academy for Medical Sciences, Serbian Medical Association in Belgrade, and member of the American International College for Acupuncture and Electrotherapy.

Those who claim that the present-day Macedonians colonized the Balkans in the 6 th century A.D. Škokljev established the International Post graduate School for Traditional Medicine at the European Center for Peace and Development where he served as director.ĭr. MACEDONIA IN ANCIENT TIMES idea that they were Macedonians as a sign of their national af liation with the indigenous Macedonians with whom they assimilated and in favour of the creation of a single Macedonian consciousness. Škokljev has authored more than 260 scientific and other research papers and ten books from which the following deserve special attention: “Simplified technique for immobilization of jaws in modern wars”, his doctoral dissertation in 1964 “The Olympian Gods from Serbia” (1998), and a number of other works he has researched and written about on the Paleolithic era.įollowing his specialization in the People’s Republic of China, in 1989, Dr. Škokljev is a Doctor of Medical Sciences and a (expert) member of the World Health Organization.ĭr. The ancient kingdom of Macedonia (sometimes called Macedon) was a crossroads between Mediterranean and. Škokljev graduated from the Belgrade Medical School specializing in maxillofacial and oral surgery and worked in Belgrade and in other medical centers in Europe. Macedonia is a historic region that spans parts of northern Greece and the Balkan Peninsula. Škokljev received his education in Kostur, Sofia and Belgrade and also fought in the Second World War in aid of Yugoslavia’s liberation. Dr. Macedonia, a small kingdom in northern Greece, established a growing empire from 359 B.C.

Antonije Škokljev-Dončo, a retired general, was born in the village D’mbeni, Kostur Region in Aegean Macedonia now Greece.

Macedonia in ancient times by Antonije Škokljev-Dončo