Vasilko Risteski-Lazaroski
Vasilko Risteski-Lazaroski was the first teacher to instruct students in the Macedonian language during World War II, notably in the village of Podvis, where he played a crucial role in the establishment of the first school teaching in Macedonian. His educational efforts included imparting knowledge about the country's history and instilling a sense of national pride among his students. Risteski-Lazaroski's commitment to teaching in the mother tongue was vital in fostering cultural identity and resistance against foreign oppression during a tumultuous period.
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Vasilko Risteski-Lazaroski was the first teacher in Podvis who taught children in the Macedonian language.
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