I've pruned back the historical aftermath a bit. There was starting to be a tendency to add in peripheral matters, apparently focused on underlining the claims of one perspective at the expense of another. Reminder, folks. Part of the workings of the official policy on neutral point of view and no original research is that wikipedia does not make a strong claim for truth of one perspective based on primary sources. Instead, wikipedia refers to the claims of secondary sources, in proportion to their weight or notability. 

 This is really hard for some people to deal with. If subject matter becomes disputed, the way it gets handled according to policy is that every claim should be cited to an authority that makes the argument for the claim... NOT the primary sources which can be used to defend the claim directly. The latter method is original research. By far the best way to work this, in my view, is for people to relax a bit, and NOT make a concerted effort to put in lots of primary sources to defend their particular view of what is true. You don't need to resolve the whole "Macedonian question" in this article. —  ·