[QUOTE=Pelister;2468]Which Greek scholars? Can you be more specific?[/QUOTE]
Apparently in Greece "scholars" are used to propagate propaganda.

[QUOTE=Risto the Great;2489]Apparently in Greece "scholars" are used to propagate propaganda.[/QUOTE]

Toothpaste won't be around to answer that, but he may come back in another guise. I think it was more of a throw away line coming from him anyway.

[QUOTE=Risto the Great;2489]Apparently in Greece "scholars" are used to propagate propaganda.[/QUOTE]

Hey Risto,

After the painful exercise you did on me :D, I'm sure you don't mind answering the pending questions we were talking about earlier in this threat. I have people seen being banned for not answering questions. Surely you as an administrator must know the rules :D

Then I think that we were going to get some proof about the Greek claims that Greeks are a pure race. (but to be honest I am not 100% sure that that was a question to you) I am still waiting to hear when, where a by whom this was made official history of Greece. (so let's keep uncle Takis' statement from the kafeneio out of the discussion)
Haven't gone through all the threads yet so I apologise in advance if I missed the answer somewhere.

Thanks,

Giorikas

Is there a question for me somewhere in your dribble G?

for a nation to call its elf a race is in itself a declaration of purity, or is that too hard for you to grasp .

Who said Orthodox Turks don't exist.

[B]Household Formation in 19th-Century Central Anatolia: The Case Study of a [I]Turkish-Speaking Orthodox Christian Community[/I][/B]
by Irini Renieri
International Journal of Middle East Studies, Vol. 34, No. 3 (Aug., 2002), pp. 495-517
Published by: Cambridge University Press

[QUOTE=Pelister;6141]Who said Orthodox Turks don't exist.

[B]Household Formation in 19th-Century Central Anatolia: The Case Study of a [I]Turkish-Speaking Orthodox Christian Community[/I][/B]
by Irini Renieri
International Journal of Middle East Studies, Vol. 34, No. 3 (Aug., 2002), pp. 495-517
Published by: Cambridge University Press[/QUOTE]


Any link ??

Yeah sure here it is:

[url]www.macedoniansswonderwhether_ifyoucouldreadwhathewroteyouwouldnotasksuchstupidquestions.com[/url]

[QUOTE=TerraNova;6158]Any link ??[/QUOTE]

I couldn't get an electronic link for this on JSTOR.

This thread was a great read! Bump!