| |||||||
| Modern Macedonian History Discuss the history of modern Macedonia. Modern Macedonian history: 1821, the Macedonian struggle and the 20th century onwards |
![]() |
| | LinkBack (1) | Thread Tools | Display Modes |
| ||||
| Communism should be banned from the planet.That humanitarian stance they have taken now is a joke, its like hitler's nazis doing the same thing.In greece when the crimes of communism were condemned by europe communists were denying anything and had posters all around saying some modern europa-capitalist monger moronity.
__________________ "Arha Ellas apo Oricias kai arhegonos Ellas Epiros" "Greece starts at Oricus and the most ancient part of Greece is Epirus." Claudius Ptolemy, The Geographer http://www.hoplites.net/ http://groups.yahoo.com/group/megist...arastashmaxon/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/ancientgreekmapsandmore/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/mapsoftheancientworld/ http://z11.invisionfree.com/Hegemony...index.php?c=11 |
| ||||
| Quote:
The results of a "Greek children" search on the UN website: http://secap480.un.org/search?q=gree...nglish&oe=utf8
__________________ Φωτιά και τσεκούρι στους προσκυνημένους -Θεόδωρος Κολοκοτρώνης |
| ||||
| Originally posted by Orphic Innocents' Day Peace had come to battered, impoverished Greece; the Communist guerrillas had been driven out, perhaps for good. But last week, on Innocents' Day (the Church calendar's anniversary of Herod's Slaughter of the Innocents in Judea), Greece had a day of mourning—for 28,000 children abducted by the bandits and now living on foreign, Communist soil. A two-gun salute from Mount Lycabettus woke Athenians at dawn. Church bells tolled and flags drooped at half-mast. Newspapers appeared with black-framed front pages. Places of amusement were closed all day, and for half an hour all traffic stopped, streets emptied, doors were closed and blinds drawn. Queens Do Not Beg. Earnest young Queen Frederika, mother of three, broadcast a poignant message from the royal palace. She begged for the return of the 28,000 children living in exile "as a mother—because queens are not supposed to beg." Added Frederika: "The civilized world has remained silent too long." The civilized world had made some well-meaning but ineffective protests. UNSCOB (the U.N.'s Special Committee on the Balkans) had verified the mass deportation of Greek children. The U.N. General Assembly had called on Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and Rumania for the return of the children. These governments had finally agreed to return any children called for by petition of their parents. Up to last week the Greek Red Cross had forwarded 8,000 petitions, but not one child had been sent back. Not Even Goodbye. In the palace with Frederika was a group of black-clad peasant women huddled at her side. Kaliroe Gouloumi, from Gorgopotamos, in Epirus, remembered how the Communists took her children: "They were in our village for a year. First they took our animals, then our food, then our children. I had three." Kaliroe wiped her eyes with her black shawl. "They did not even let me say goodbye. They said they were no longer my children but their children." Said Kleoniki Kiprou from Monopilo Kastoria: "First they hanged the priest, then they cut off his mother's hands, and then they ordered us to follow them. What could we do?" In Albania her eight-year-old girl and five-year-old boy were taken from her and a rifle was thrust into her hands. Tapping the weapon, the rebel capetdnias said: "This is your husband, this your child." Kleoniki was forced into the battle of Vitsi. She deserted and got back to her village—without her children. In Fourka Konitsa, the villagers learned in advance of the guerrillas' abduction plans. They hid the children in ditches. The guerrillas, frustrated, took Sofia Makri and 20 other mothers to the mountains and tortured them. Said Sofia last week: "They hung us from pine trees. They burned our feet with coals. They beat us. When we fainted they revived us with cold water from the spring. Fourteen of us died up there but we did not tell. When the Greek army entered our village they found the dead living, for out of the earth came our children." There is no evidence that the Greek children living in Communist countries are physically abused. International Red Cross investigators have seen some of the children and reported that they are well fed. They are being schooled as young Communists and they are expected to feel and show enthusiasm. Said a U.N. delegate in despair: "In ten years there will be no abducted Greek children; they will have been absorbed." TIME
__________________ Φωτιά και τσεκούρι στους προσκυνημένους -Θεόδωρος Κολοκοτρώνης |
| |||
| Innocents' Day | TIME Where are they now?, how many of them have had families?, How many of them and their offspring are there? Greece made a mistake when it allowed Bulgaria and Romania and Croatia into the EU without working this issue. Skopje also has a responsibility to find and deliver the information required to the Greek Government. Without it there can be no acceptance. |
| ||||
| Great point there Patriot......
__________________ 'Go tell the Spartans,stranger passing by,that here,obedient to their laws we lie' Thermopylae 480 B.C www.macedonian.com.au |
| |||
| A failure by the regime in Skopje to deliver all information to the Greek Government of people living in Skopje and in other parts of FYROM today who belonged to the lost generation is more than enough to to VETO in the EU. A failure to comply in terms of providing full disclosure is an act which breaches the spirit and the requirement of good neighbourly relations. The failure to comply would also be in contravention of various human rights accords and go against the values, laws and philosophies of the European Union. Its also seperate issue to the name, or the massive amount of breaches that have been committed by Skopje since 1991. |
| |||
| I happend to now one of this children he is an old man now, thow i must say his version of the story was much different from the one i'm reading on the forum. As i understood him he was claiming that he was not alowed to enter greece even thow he has canadian passport. He seemed little crazy but i don't think he was lying. |
| ||||
| Quote:
Greece can be penetrated with ease. The border guards in Myconos won't even check the papers of the tourists who arrive from cruise ships. In Santorini, there is not even a border post at all! But the border guards at the Niki post are very vigilant, as true sentinels should be... |
| |||
![]() ![]()
__________________ ΦΩΤΙΑ ΚΑΙ ΤΣΕΚΟΥΡΙ ΣΤΟΥΣ ΠΡΟΣΚΥΝΗΜΕΝΟΥΣ [Θ. Κολοκοτρώνης] I have many swift arrows in the quiver under my arm, arrows that speak to the initiated while the masses need interpreters. The man who knows a great deal by nature is truly skillful, while those who have only learned chatter with raucous and indiscriminate tongues in vain, like crows.. against the divine bird of Zeus. Pindar αἰὲν ἀριστεύειν καὶ ὑπείροχον ἔμμεναι ἄλλων, μηδὲ γένος πατέρων αἰσχυνέμεν |
![]() |
LinkBacks (?)
LinkBack to this Thread: http://www.macedoniaontheweb.com/forum/modern-macedonian-history/968-communist-child-abductions-greek-civil-war.html | |||
| Posted By | For | Type | Date |
| Macedonia Forum | This thread | Refback | 06-15-2007 09:03 AM |
| Thread Tools | |
| Display Modes | |
| |
Similar Threads | ||||
| Thread | Thread Starter | Forum | Replies | Last Post |
| Etymology of ancient Macedonian names | The Blood of Dorus | Linguistics Forum | 64 | Yesterday 04:52 PM |
| Greek Communist Activity in Melbourne: a Brief History | Tsontos | General Greek History | 1 | 12-12-2007 12:57 PM |
| Etymology of the 100 most famous ancient Macedonian names | Ptolemy | Macedonia Articles | 0 | 12-16-2006 03:30 PM |
| Ancient Greek names etymology | Ptolemy | Linguistics Forum | 1 | 09-13-2006 06:35 PM |
| FAQs on Most Questions Posted Here | admin | Free Speech Macedonia Forum | 0 | 12-20-2005 02:45 AM |