Prosvetno Delo

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Prosvetno Delo
Просветно Дело
FoundedApril 16, 1945 (1945-04-16) [1]
Founders Sobranie
Country of origin SFRY
Headquarters location Skopje
Official website prosvetnodelo.com.mk

Prosvetno Delo is a publishing house from North Macedonia. The company was established by the decision of the Presidium of ASNOM on March 31, 1945.

Publications

All publication are in Macedonian

Other

Prosvetno Delo has also a chain of stores in North Macedonia. Besides publications it offers office supplies, children's magazines and school accessories.

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