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![]() The Close Racial Kinship Between the Greeks, Bulgarians, and Turks: Macedonia and Thrace By Dr. George Nakratzas
Click here to read the book Here is the preface of the book: Quote:
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![]() Does anyone have this book on hand? If so please post some pages. And can I obtain this book in English here in the States?
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Daskalot already posts the PDF file or you are asking cuz you prefer good old pressed book on paper? PDF scan is quite good, easily readable; http://makedonika.files.wordpress.co...-nakratzas.pdf Last edited by Onur; 08-12-2010 at 04:23 PM. |
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![]() If the above link does not work for you TM, try this one instead:
http://macedoniantruth.org/wp-conten...-nakratzas.pdf Remember it takes some time to open(the file is quite large), best thing is to right click the link and chose save as, that way you will download it to your place of choice. ![]()
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![]() I can't open it with adobe acrobat,maybe you can try other ones they may work.
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![]() Any detail who is George Nakratzas?
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![]() On this book, it`s written that he is an M.D at university of Salonika. Probably he is Aegean Macedonian but i am not sure about that. He has radical views according to common Greek policy and probably he receives death threats in daily basis. He says that modern Greece has been created out of nothing by western powers and current people of Greece has no relation with ancient Greeks. He also says that all the people in Balkans are the result of an ethnic mosaic of Greeks, Albanians, Macedonians, Turks and other communities. He even says that Greeks commited genocide upon Macedonians at civil war&Balkan wars and upon Turks between 1919-1922 in Aegean Anatolia. Last year, Turkish tv program producer gone to Greece to do an interview with him and i remember that the producer was being followed by spies of Greek intelligence ![]() Works fine with the "Adobe reader 9" in my computer. Last edited by Onur; 08-13-2010 at 04:10 PM. |
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Onur im sure they sent a band of Gypsie intellegence ![]() Its amazing in Greece history the hyprocacy greece would do if someone opened their mouths and bad mouth the country. Do you remember the one greek President Mitsoutakis? wanted to work out a relation with our country and open the doors for our narod to have a voice but he was threatend and kicked out of office. I remember bringing this point up once and the former greeks on this forum who got banned were getting their Fustanella's in a bunch Here are some qoutes of his work The So-Called Genocide of the Greeks of Asia Minor by Dr. George Nakratzas February, 2007 To quote from the author's own work, Asia Minor and the origins of the refugees, page 123: While the Turkish forces counter-attacked against the Greeks, their successful approach to the bridge over the River Maiandros was the signal the Greeks had been awaiting. They first of all set fire to the four corners of the Turkish quarter, and then placed machine guns and armed soldiers and civilians at street corners, in high buildings and on the minarets. From these positions they opened fire on the local people, who attempted in terror to flee their burning houses. Injured people lying in the streets were compelled to return to their homes, where many poor people - old people, women and children - were burned alive. When it came to genocide and ethnic cleansing in the Balkans, it was in fact the Greek army, which led the way. The first example was the slaying of 32,000 unarmed Turks and Jews in Tripoli in 1821, and the ethnic cleansing of the entire Slav-speaking population of Kilkis in 1913. To really appreciate the importance of the events narrated by Adamantiadis, one needs to ask oneself how the Greek authorities would have reacted after the Second World War if - during the Bulgarian occupation of eastern Macedonia - the Slav-speaking Macedonians of Serres and Drama had welcomed with torch lit processions the Bulgarian troops, and if some of them had donned Bulgarian uniform and fought against the Greek army at some point of a hypothetical battlefront. Onur here is a letter he sent for someone who was denied entry to Egej and made a reference he was macedonian A similar incident in the relatively recent past involved a Mr. Karatzas, a 78-year-old resident of the Republic of Macedonia , who was refused entry to Greece. After international protests, and only following your own wise intervention, this old man, a veteran of the Democratic Army, was allowed to visit for the last time his village near Kastoria, the village where he spent his childhood. I learned of this visit - with great relief - from the man himself. Do you not think that it is now time for this alleged second, unofficial list to be abolished - the list which names ethnic Macedonians as personae non gratae. I ask you to imagine how we ourselves would react if we were to be refused entry at the borders of neighbouring countries, simply because we described ourselves as ethnic Greeks? Yours faithfully, Dr. George Nakratzas P.S. I beg to inform you that copies of this letter, translated into English, will be forwarded to the 600 Members of the European Parliament, as well as other interested individuals.
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![]() I would like to get a copy of this. Nakratas is only one of a very select few who don't follow the nationalist line of Greek historiography. We need more like him. I am a bit concerned about his coverage of the 'Slav/Avar incursions' because there are far too many assumptions being made about who they were, or were not in the literature and the looseness of the term leads to 'connections' that are usually unproven, and he falls into this trap.
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