Edited sentence: After the break up in Yugoslavia, Greece deprived the Republic of Macedonia's right of self-determination, starting anti-Macedonian propaganda and forced Macedonia to use a ridiculous referance-name.But in 1988 the Greek state renamed their Northern region from 'Northern Greece' into 'Makedonia', that part of Macedonia (Aegean Macedonia) which was "given" to the Greek kingdom in 1912/13 by the Bucharest Treaty.Greek schoolbooks, encyclopedia and school atlas for Greek pupils dating from the 1970's and 1980's showing that the then Greek state recognised Macedonia (within Yugoslavia) only as "Μακεδονία" (Macedonia).The Treaty of Paris and Bucharest after the Balkan wars partitioned Macedonia finally into 3 parts (Vardar Macedonia to Serbia, Pirin Macedonia to Bulgaria and Aegean Macedonia to Greece).These schoolbooks printed in Greece are showing that the Greek-Macedonian name disput is artificial.To this, the Greek state recognised in 1920's the Macedonian language and minority in Northern Greece (the 'Abecedar' - in Latin and Cyrillic letters - was printed in 1925, at last, the Macedonian minority was recognised by the Greek state in the population census from the 1920's)