Κοτυωρα/Ordu ΔΙΑΣΠΟΡΑ 21/02/09

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  • Опубликовано: 30 дек 2024

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  • @ΡΑΜΑΔΑΝΚΟΥΡΑΚ
    @ΡΑΜΑΔΑΝΚΟΥΡΑΚ 4 года назад +2

    Η πατρίδα μου και τωρα ζήσω εκεί

  • @ksagrypnos
    @ksagrypnos  16 лет назад +2

    Te mon i patrida!!!

  • @yakupkeser248
    @yakupkeser248 Год назад

    Written by Armenian Sevan Nisanyan.
    In Greece, Ordu Çambaşı is known for a traditional Pontic song written about the disastrous fire of September 1913. It is claimed that the fire started accidentally. The fire quickly spread to the area, burning houses and cottages and completely destroying the settlement. After the outbreak of the First World War in 1914, the villagers of Çambaşı did not return to their homes. The song Ekaen ke to Çambaşin was performed by Stelios Kazantzidis, whose father is from Ordu. ruclips.net/video/EeCOl8gn-1A/видео.html
    There was no settlement called Ordu in 1800. It was organized as a city after the great fire in 1882. There were frequent fires in this area. During the summer months, people went to Çambaşı plateau. Turks and Armenians suffered the most. But the Greeks composed the song.

  • @yakupkeser248
    @yakupkeser248 Год назад

    The Turks did not expel the Greeks. At the insistence of Lloyd George, Lord Curzon and Venizalos, Lozada was signed on 30.0 January 1923. Gagauz, Çıtak and Orthodox Turks were also taken from Turkey. These were 300,000 people. They took 1.500.000 Orthodox from Turkey. 479.000 Muslims were given to Turkey by Greece.Who made these people, who lived together as friends for 1000 years, turned against each other? Still, this enmity is constantly being provoked. Who gains from this and who is harmful? These questions should be answered and these people should live in a friendly way.