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It is truth that Macedonians in Republic of Macedonia regard him as Macedonian, Bulgarians regard him as Bulgarian. If H.Tatarchev while still living regarded himself like both of nations (in ethnic sense) it would be NPOV to write Bulgarian/Macedonian (etnic group) or Macedonian (etnic group)/Bulgarian. But what we can do if we can not find some evidences that H.P. had a Macedonian ethnic consciousness? If he fought for Macedonia like one of the local Bulgarians? Then it would be honest to define him like Bulgarian revolutionary and then to specify that in RoM he is regarded like ethnic Macedonian. It is just an oppinion. --AleksandarH20:08, 2 February 2006 (UTC)
