Archive for December, 2007

tfe no thumb Plutarch and Greekness of Macedonians

Plutarch in Alexander's 'Bios' signifies the Greekness of Alexander and Macedonians. In reality even the few references to the gradual consolidation of Macedonian hegemony in Greek worl where Macedonians are distinguished from the rest of Greeks for clearly practical reasons since they were warring, but wthout an ethnological difference (see Alex 9.2, 13, ch 11, ...

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tfe no thumb Ancient non Macedonian Greek cities/tribes enslaving Hellenes

[3] We must believe that the tyrant city that has been established in Hellas has been established against all alike, with a programme of universal empire, part fulfilled, part in contemplation; let us then attack and reduce it, and win future security for ourselves and freedom for the Hellenes who are now enslaved.’  Thuc. 1. 124.3 At last an ...

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tfe no thumb FYROM Falsified Claim  There were no Greek kingdoms in antiquity therefore Macedonians couldnt be Greek

Kingdom of Arcadia (1336 BC - 676 BC) The kingdom of Arcadia was founded by Pelasgus. The regal government continued about eight hundred and eighty years, when it was abolished. kingdom of Athens Athens is generally believed to have been founded by Cecrops and he was the first kind. Some o the most famous kings of Athens were ...

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tfe no thumb Fyroms failure to address double discrimination

Fyrom: Government's failure to address double discrimination against Romani women and girls by via AI Thursday Dec 6th, 2007 7:13 AM I wanted to go to school but we needed to pay for food, for clothes. My mother did not have any education. My father died when he was very young. So I needed to take care of ...

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tfe no thumb Alexander and the Greeks   case of Agonipos

e, not so famous inscription is the inscription of Mytilene in 332 BC. Its about the imminent conviction of Agonipos, tyrant of Eressos. He was put in that seat from Memnon and afterwards Agonippos fought in the side of Persians. In the following inscription it says clearly Agonnipos went on war against "Alexander and the Greeks". ...

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