Mihail, Archbishop

Mihail, Archbishop
▪ 2000
Metodij Gogov 
      Macedonian religious leader who, as the scholarly archbishop of Ohrid and Macedonia (1993–99), was head of the independent Orthodox Church of Macedonia and a fierce advocate of Macedonian independence from Yugoslavia and from the Serbian Orthodox Church (b. March 20, 1912, Novo Selo, Macedonia, Ottoman Empire—d. July 6, 1999, Skopje, Macedonia).

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