The
name dispute is unnecessary and unfounded, since Macedonia was called
the same in the time of former Yugoslavia and this did not cause any
problems then, says former U.S. Secretary of State, Lawrence
Eagleburger.
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"The country that is now named Macedonia was called the same during its existence as a republic within the former Yugoslavia. Did this fact lead to serious problems between Greece and Yugoslavia or between Greece and the Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia? There were misunderstandings now and then, but they never reached a point when they would pose a threat to peace in the region. Is there anything more immature and more foolish than 'blackmailing' a nation by denying its membership in international organizations, which goal is to preserve the peace and protect their members from aggression of non-members"
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