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Rafael Noe 20 Mayıs 2008 tarihinde
Preciosa y espectacular foto gencselim,enhorabuena.
saludos cordiales
Güzel ve muhteşem gencselim fotoğraf, tebrikler.
saygılarımla
It was about 8 p.m. 10 August 1974 when we heard a terrible noise, something like an explosion. We started shooting, but there was no answer. At about 2 hours later, we heard people running away, shouting in turkish. In the next morning we realized what exactly had happened. We went there and saw 4 abandoned tanks. The 1st one was the one which had been hit by the mine. We emptied the tanks and put fire on the 4th one so as to block the way back. Later, an excavator managed to move the 1st tank and we took the other 2 down to Nicosia. A few days later we left the area (15 August 1974), because Turkish troops came to the territory and reached us very close. Probably, the tank that is still left there is the 1st one. I have a letter which i took with me from the second tank as document. argysot@hol.gr
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Op.Dr.Selim GENC
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çok başarılı 1962 yılı yapımı bayburt kohnam taşı
merci et bravoo
antika bir foto çok eski tarihli olmali
organik bal
Rafael Noe 20 Mayıs 2008 tarihinde Preciosa y espectacular foto gencselim,enhorabuena. saludos cordiales Güzel ve muhteşem gencselim fotoğraf, tebrikler. saygılarımla
It was about 8 p.m. 10 August 1974 when we heard a terrible noise, something like an explosion. We started shooting, but there was no answer. At about 2 hours later, we heard people running away, shouting in turkish. In the next morning we realized what exactly had happened. We went there and saw 4 abandoned tanks. The 1st one was the one which had been hit by the mine. We emptied the tanks and put fire on the 4th one so as to block the way back. Later, an excavator managed to move the 1st tank and we took the other 2 down to Nicosia. A few days later we left the area (15 August 1974), because Turkish troops came to the territory and reached us very close. Probably, the tank that is still left there is the 1st one. I have a letter which i took with me from the second tank as document. argysot@hol.gr
maşallah barekellah
le turc au pyrene
niv de herkes anlar
güzel köy ortasi