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Ο απεικονιζόμενος ναός ΔΕΝ είναι ο Άγιος Ελευθέριος καθώς τέτοια εκκλησία στην Σκύδρα ΔΕΝ υπάρχει. Ο συγκεκριμένος απεικονιζόμενος ναός είναι ο Άγιος Στέφανος.
Not pomaks but Turks! I m personaly pomak but we are subgroup of a big family Turk. Thats why this is annual Turk festival. Please leave your comic minority propaganda even in panaromio.
Apnea, i see that you are trying to deny turkish heritage in the region by using CAPITAL LETTERS :)
i am sorry to dissappoint you; but all these graves seem to be belonging to Alewite Turks.
Because, in this region (Tekke area), the muslim population was Turkish for long centuries (from 1300s to 1912).
After Balkan War, Turkish population living in these mountains had to escape to East Thrace. I know it, because my family used to live in the Tekke area. There are so many turkish Alewites now living in Eastern Thrace, they are called MOUNTAINERS.
You know why? Cause they came from the mountain like this.
Before 1912, Pomaks were living fan west of these lands, but after these places were abondened by turks, they moved to those places.
As you see, these tombstones belong to centuries ago, at least 16th century or so.
This means that these tombstnes belongs to Turkish people.
Sorry to dissappoint you my friend.
This used to be the main entrance to the School of Law of Democritus University of Thrace in the city of Komotini. Law School began its teachings in 1974 and has provided the country with many scholarly figures in Law. It is the 2nd Law School in the history of modern Greek Universities, the 1st being in Athens. Currently Komotini's Law School has moved to it's new location slightly outside Komotini in a newly built codominium.
Alexandros Simeonidis (born 1909) was agreat figure in medicine. He studied medicine at the Aristotelion University of Thessaloniki Greece where he later held tenure as professor of Pathologic Anatomy. His publicised academic articles dealed mainly with cancer research at a microscopic level.
This monument (built in 1930 by mayor S.L. Komninos) serves as a reminder of those who set their lives forward for the ideal of freedom. It is of great interest to note that the names on the list of fallen soldiers includes christians and muslims who fought together, side by side, for freedom for Greece,their countryland in WWI.
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Ο απεικονιζόμενος ναός ΔΕΝ είναι ο Άγιος Ελευθέριος καθώς τέτοια εκκλησία στην Σκύδρα ΔΕΝ υπάρχει. Ο συγκεκριμένος απεικονιζόμενος ναός είναι ο Άγιος Στέφανος.
pomakthraki -https://bg.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%9F%D0%BE%D0%BC%D0%B0%D1%86%D0%B8
Sanırım Türk"sünüz.
Turkish! stop your shit policy please.
Not pomaks but Turks! I m personaly pomak but we are subgroup of a big family Turk. Thats why this is annual Turk festival. Please leave your comic minority propaganda even in panaromio.
Apnea, i see that you are trying to deny turkish heritage in the region by using CAPITAL LETTERS :) i am sorry to dissappoint you; but all these graves seem to be belonging to Alewite Turks. Because, in this region (Tekke area), the muslim population was Turkish for long centuries (from 1300s to 1912). After Balkan War, Turkish population living in these mountains had to escape to East Thrace. I know it, because my family used to live in the Tekke area. There are so many turkish Alewites now living in Eastern Thrace, they are called MOUNTAINERS. You know why? Cause they came from the mountain like this. Before 1912, Pomaks were living fan west of these lands, but after these places were abondened by turks, they moved to those places. As you see, these tombstones belong to centuries ago, at least 16th century or so. This means that these tombstnes belongs to Turkish people. Sorry to dissappoint you my friend.
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This used to be the main entrance to the School of Law of Democritus University of Thrace in the city of Komotini. Law School began its teachings in 1974 and has provided the country with many scholarly figures in Law. It is the 2nd Law School in the history of modern Greek Universities, the 1st being in Athens. Currently Komotini's Law School has moved to it's new location slightly outside Komotini in a newly built codominium.
Alexandros Simeonidis (born 1909) was agreat figure in medicine. He studied medicine at the Aristotelion University of Thessaloniki Greece where he later held tenure as professor of Pathologic Anatomy. His publicised academic articles dealed mainly with cancer research at a microscopic level.
This monument (built in 1930 by mayor S.L. Komninos) serves as a reminder of those who set their lives forward for the ideal of freedom. It is of great interest to note that the names on the list of fallen soldiers includes christians and muslims who fought together, side by side, for freedom for Greece,their countryland in WWI.