
The Greek Press reported more details regarding the recent story of the Antiquities seized by the Greek police in Macedonia (Northern Greece)
The antiquities included "four helmets, golden masks, golden rings, sword fragments and other objects". The finds are reported as being similar to those found in the sixth century BCE cemetery at Sindos.
In the ...
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antiquities,
dispute,
fyrom,
Greece,
greek press,
macedonia,
Northern Greece,
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Dear colleagues,
In light of the recent arson attacks on Chania's Etz Hayyim Synagogue, the subsequent rather nasty Opinion Article in the Wall Street Journal (see: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704320104575014571634292264.html?mod=googlenews_wsj#articleTabs%3Darticle ), and the raised eyebrows by officials in the US State Department, I would like to offer my thoughts on the matter. As is reported today by Georgios Delastik ...
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anti-semitic,
chania,
Christos Karatzios,
incident,
jewish synagogue,
police,
secret services,
souda
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Message on the occasion of June 26 - UN International Day In Support of Victims of Torture[1]
Not a single week passes by, without media reports of complaints regarding the way in which the police members are keen to “communicate” with the citizens. In the wake of this UN International Day in Support of Victims of ...
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Council of Europe,
fyrom,
Helsinki Committee,
jail,
police,
punishment,
skopje,
Torture,
UN,
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