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![tfe no thumb FYROMian Communist Politician Acknowledges the Titoist Roots of His Nation [04 V 2009]](http://history-of-macedonia.com/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/thumbnail-for-excerpts/tfe_no_thumb.png) Slobodan Ugrinovski, a Communist city councilor in Skoplje, states that the late Yugoslav dictator Tito is the most important figure for FYROM and that his era was pivotal to its creation.
Tags: Communism, communist, communists, culture, fyrom, Identity Crisis, Josip Broz, JSFRY, News, political, politics, SFR, Slav, slavic, slavs, tito, yugoslav, yugoslavia
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 We have already mentioned intensively the issue of the Greek abducted children in many previous articles [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]. Today we will provide a wide collection of contemporary Greek newspaper articles related to the abduction of Greek children from Communist guerillas.
Many Thanks to our good friend Peter from Australia for his contribution.
Tags: abducted, children, communists, greek, newspapers, propaganda
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 We continue exposing the shameless falsification of history from FYROM's propagandists about the Greek abducted children, during Greek civil war. We already saw till now the testimony of Irene Damopoulou, a self-witness herself, speaking about the hardships experienced by these Greek children!!
From the article "Innocent's Day" by Time Magazine on January 9, 1950
http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,811653-1,00.html
Peace had come to battered, ... Tags: 1950, abducted, athens, begaltsi, children, communists, deca, Greece, greek, magazine, time, United nations
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 Even if the entire world acknowledges the Abducted Children during the Greek civil war were Greek, Skopjans have invented through years another falsification of history, claiming that all these children were "Slavomacedonian".
Here is an excempt from the book "I foni tis Irinis" by Ioannis Bougas, where one of those Greek children, the self-witness Irene Damopoulou ... Tags: asia minor, belgaci, communists, damopoulou, deca, greek, irene, romania, skopjan, slavomacedonian
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