PART OF THE MONOGRAPH “GOJKO JAKOVLEVSKI” BY SLAVE KATIN Furthermore, the Kraguevski family (original ly from the village of Gorjane now populated by Albanians) and the Spasevski family (origi nally from a son-in-law settler from Debreshe) and Bakjalovski family celebrate Mitrovden and St. Nikola. The Todor family (settled down from the village of Debreshe) celebrates St. Nikola. The Forinski family (originally from the village of Forino, now ...

PART OF THE MONOGRAPH “GOJKO JAKOVLEVSKI” BY SLAVE KATIN His mother Rafka had long and straight black hair and very tender white skin. She had a stout figure, a tame, gracious but in sightful look that sometimes reflected her sad destiny. On occasion of some celebra tion, Saints day or wedding, she went to Debreshe, and sometimes to the neighbor ing picturesque village of Zubovce, one of the few villages in the area where only the Christian ...