PART OF THE MONOGRAPH “GOJKO JAKOVLEVSKI” BY SLAVE KATIN Goyko Yakovleski, alias Goyko Delchev Rafkin – Gotse of Macedo nia is proud of his family roots and he has great love and respect for his family. He says that his grandfather Petko, (his fa ther’s father) left when he was young to work in Constantinople (“Stambol” – Istanbul). He worked in the bakery of his first cousin, “papa Jane”, and died young in 1920 at the age of 28, leaving ...

PART OF THE MONOGRAPH “GOJKO JAKOVLEVSKI” BY SLAVE KATIN According to Goyko, “papa Yorde” repeat edly advised, warned, and told him to be pa tient, because in reality it was a dangerous time, because the “Informbiro”, Stalin, the Soviet Union and all so-called socialist (Com munist) countries were against the “outlaw” Tito. One could have perished and lost his head just for expressing his opinion. Trajko Kostov, originally from Macedonia, was ...