@genwhyyou Be conscious of the fact that you are Macedonian, and do not become a pawn of 🇬🇷—a country that denies your identity and has failed to take steps to improve your legal and cultural rights,despite numerous rulings against it by the ECHR.
👇No. 26695/9,No. 74989/01,No. 1295/10 etc.
The Macedonian population in Greece—a community whose legal and cultural existence is denied and which has consequently been ignored for decades—is mobilizing to claim its natural rights. The same should apply to the overlooked Arvanite and Vlach peoples.
@AmanYavroum@turkic_facts It is a truly disgraceful act for a country with internationally confirmed crimes to shamelessly level accusations against other countries.
@AmanYavroum@turkic_facts You should realize that by repeating allegations—which are lies and slanders that you cannot stand behind because you do not believe the Turks committed genocide—you are not only making yourself a source of embarrassment but also making yourself look ridiculous.
@AmanYavroum@turkic_facts For something we didn't do? Of course not. 🤔 The historical facts are clear—just like the actions and admissions of Greece itself.
@ortacagtarihi_ Kanuni döneminde Macaristan seferinde bir akıncının atı ekili bir buğday tarlasına girmişti. Şikayeti üzerine akıncı ve atı idam edilmiş, köylününde zararı tahsil edilmişti.
@freemonotheist The walls of Istanbul were the strongest and most impregnable in the world at that time. Despite an army of 50,000 troops and cannons firing one-ton projectiles, the defensive system—consisting of a moat and three lines of walls—withstood the assault for 50 days.
@Gracchus_Bbf@freemonotheist The walls of Istanbul were the strongest and most impregnable in the world at that time. Despite an army of 50,000 troops and cannons firing one-ton projectiles, the defensive system—consisting of a moat and three lines of walls—withstood the assault for 50 days.
Yes. Lausanne Art. 59 records Greece recognizing its obligation to repair damage from Greek army/administration acts in Anatolia contrary to the laws of war (Turkey waived the claim). No international treaty classifies the 1915 events as genocide. The 1948 Convention is non-retroactive, and Lausanne granted mutual amnesty for connected political crimes 1914-1922. That creates a clear difference in treaty-based legal acknowledgment.
@GreekReporterr The days are drawing near when the 200-year separation will end and we will live together again, just as in the past. Seeing that you, too, are eagerly awaiting this serves as a great source of motivation for us Turks.