@a_tsatsalidis@jemapelleeve My friend, that is actually the way racists think; I, for one, respect and like the good people in every society. Those who perceive being Greek as an insult are racists. Personally, I don't like racists from any nation- because even if you don't like people, you still ought to
@BelisariusX1@jemapelleeve Ask your father and grandfather about it; they certainly haven't forgotten. If they were EOKA supporters or Enosis advocates, they haven't forgotten out of sorrow; if they weren't, they haven't forgotten out of joy.
@a_tsatsalidis@jemapelleeve You live in England-take a look at the British Museum. See how many artifacts there came from Greece. Go get those pieces first; then, and only then, can you ask for the ones in Turkey.
@kara_mitros@dsmdrmc Unfortunately, the risk of being scammed exists in many places around the world; I would recommend traveling with a tour group or choosing well-known chain stores rather than local shops. I hope you do not encounter such unpleasant experiences on any of your future trips
@kara_mitros@dsmdrmc Our negative experience in Istanbul stemmed from the fact that the city's character has been altered by the influx of people from a wide variety of ethnic backgrounds. I believe you would have a better experience in Antalya or Izmir.
@byliedawai76821@Bruno_FSIKKM Actually, when you say he "deceived" them, you are underestimating the Soviets; were they such a naive state that they would believe a man-who, in every report and in the assembly, spoke of full independence and nationalism- would go on to establish a communist regime?
@byliedawai76821@Bruno_FSIKKM The Soviets provided aid to a people standing up against a capitalist state; they were well aware that these people would not join the Soviet Union
@byliedawai76821@Bruno_FSIKKM You absolute moron-take a look at the relationship between Atatürk and the Soviet Union. You're nothing but a pathetic, keyboard-warrior loser who doesn't know a thing about history. Get rid of that profile picture,