Diaselo
Top-Poster
Das gab es schon in der Antike in Sachen Hygiene war Griechenland immer top von daher.
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Hannibal
You see life through distorted eyes
Messer und Gabel kamen aber aus Byzanz
Generell waren die Osmanen wohl einer der Gründer dafür, dass der Nahe Osten vom Nabel der Welt zum Scheißhaus der Welt wurde. Konversion von Unis zu Imamschulen habe
dafür gesorgt, dass die ganze Welt über die Muslime lacht und den Balkan als Wild ansieht.
Paprika
Gesperrt
Wir waren so weit und so zivilisiert ... schaut euch allein die Stadt Alexandria an, wie sie in der Antike geblüht hat und was es alles zu dieser Zeit gab. Es gab neben der größten Bibliothek in Alexandria auch eine riesige Bibliothek für die ganze Bevölkerung...
Schaut euch Alexandria jetzt an ... einfach bitter.
Schaut euch Alexandria jetzt an ... einfach bitter.
der skythe
Keyboard Turner
Auch wenn deine Antwort mit dem was ich dir geschrieben habe nichts zu tun hat.
Bei uns durfte auch der Otto Normal Verbraucher in ein städtisches Bad
wohingegen bei euch das sehr fraglich ist,wahrscheinlich durften nur Adelsleute diese betreten.der skythe
Keyboard Turner
Du gehörst wahrscheinlich auch zu diesen Links Faschisten welche die Pyramiden beobachten und dabei höchstwahrscheinlich denken oh Gott was für ein tolles Gebäude
Paprika
Gesperrt
Was ist denn das jetzt für ne Aussage?! Alter geht es dir noch ganz gut?! Schon wieder so ein Quatsch von wegen Linksfaschist...und dann dieser Brei mit den Pyramiden. Was ist denn los mit dir! Nebenbei...die Pyramiden stehen da schon paar tausend Jahre ...und... deswegen muss man ja nicht den Genozid der Ägypter an den Nubiern verherrlichen oder leugnen.Du gehörst wahrscheinlich auch zu diesen Links Faschisten welche die Pyramiden beobachten und dabei höchstwahrscheinlich denken oh Gott was für ein tolles Gebäude
Paprika
Gesperrt
Hahaha, die Griechen hatten schon vor den Römern Zisternen, Brunnen, verschieden Pumpsysteme, Bewässerungssysteme etc.Auch wenn deine Antwort mit dem was ich dir geschrieben habe nichts zu tun hat.
Bei uns durfte auch der Otto Normal Verbraucher in ein städtisches Bad
Agrigent - Tal der Tempel
Antike Wasserleitungen und Aquädukte der Griechen aber vor allem der Römer in Rom und den ehemaligen Provinzen des Römischen Imperium
www.antikefan.de
und als wir schon den edelsten Wein getrunken haben, da habt ihr noch vergorene Stutenmilch gesoffen und kamt euch dabei cool vor.
Poliorketes
Kellerkind
US state department verurteilt die Türkei für die religiöse Unterdrückung von Orthodoxen Christen und der schlissung des griechisch orthodoxen Klosters Chalki (wo schon seit Jahrtausenden die Patriarchen ausgebildet werden). Und für die Umwandlung der Hagia Sophia in eine Moschee.
Wenn das US State Department mehr für Orthodoxe Christen in der Region tut als Putin weiß wo man ist
www.ekathimerini.com
The US State Department slammed Turkey on its record on religious freedoms citing the pressures exerted on the Ecumenical Patriarchate and the limitations on the rights of non-Muslim religious minorities in the country in its new report for 2020.
The report said that the Turkish government “continued to restrict efforts of minority religious groups to train their clergy,” and the Greek Orthodox Halki Seminary remained closed, while it “continued not to recognize Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I as the leader of the world’s approximately 300 million Orthodox Christians, consistent with the government’s stance that there was no legal obligation for it to do so.”
The government’s position remained that the Ecumenical Patriarch was only the religious leader of the country’s Greek Orthodox minority population. The government continued to permit only Turkish citizens to vote in the Ecumenical Patriarchate’s Holy Synod or be elected patriarch but continued its practice of granting citizenship to Greek Orthodox metropolitans under the terms of the government’s 2011 stopgap solution intended to widen the pool of candidates eligible to become the next patriarch.
“The government did not recognize the leadership or administrative structures of non-Muslim minorities, such as the Armenian Apostolic Patriarchate of Constantinople, the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople, and Chief Rabbinate, as legal entities, leaving them unable to buy or hold title to property or to press claims in court,” the report continued.
The report also noted that senior US officials, including the Secretary of State, called on the Turkish government to allow the reopening of Halki Seminary and for the training of clergy members from all communities in the country. In June, the Ambassador at Large for International Religious Freedom called for the government to keep Hagia Sophia’s status as a museum.
Wenn das US State Department mehr für Orthodoxe Christen in der Region tut als Putin weiß wo man ist
State Department report slams Turkey on Ecumenical Patriarchate, Hagia Sophia | eKathimerini.com
The US State Department slammed Turkey on its record on religious freedoms citing the pressures exerted on the Ecumenical Patriarchate and the limitations on the rights of non-Muslim religious minorities in the country in its new report for 2020.
www.ekathimerini.com
State Department report slams Turkey on Ecumenical Patriarchate, Hagia Sophia
12.05.2021 • 22:15
The US State Department slammed Turkey on its record on religious freedoms citing the pressures exerted on the Ecumenical Patriarchate and the limitations on the rights of non-Muslim religious minorities in the country in its new report for 2020.
The report said that the Turkish government “continued to restrict efforts of minority religious groups to train their clergy,” and the Greek Orthodox Halki Seminary remained closed, while it “continued not to recognize Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I as the leader of the world’s approximately 300 million Orthodox Christians, consistent with the government’s stance that there was no legal obligation for it to do so.”
The government’s position remained that the Ecumenical Patriarch was only the religious leader of the country’s Greek Orthodox minority population. The government continued to permit only Turkish citizens to vote in the Ecumenical Patriarchate’s Holy Synod or be elected patriarch but continued its practice of granting citizenship to Greek Orthodox metropolitans under the terms of the government’s 2011 stopgap solution intended to widen the pool of candidates eligible to become the next patriarch.
“The government did not recognize the leadership or administrative structures of non-Muslim minorities, such as the Armenian Apostolic Patriarchate of Constantinople, the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople, and Chief Rabbinate, as legal entities, leaving them unable to buy or hold title to property or to press claims in court,” the report continued.
The report also noted that senior US officials, including the Secretary of State, called on the Turkish government to allow the reopening of Halki Seminary and for the training of clergy members from all communities in the country. In June, the Ambassador at Large for International Religious Freedom called for the government to keep Hagia Sophia’s status as a museum.
Poliorketes
Kellerkind
Türken heulen schon rumUS state department verurteilt die Türkei für die religiöse Unterdrückung von Orthodoxen Christen und der schlissung des griechisch orthodoxen Klosters Chalki (wo schon seit Jahrtausenden die Patriarchen ausgebildet werden).
Wenn das US State Department mehr für Orthodoxe Christen in der Region tut als Putin weiß wo man ist
State Department report slams Turkey on Ecumenical Patriarchate, Hagia Sophia | eKathimerini.com
The US State Department slammed Turkey on its record on religious freedoms citing the pressures exerted on the Ecumenical Patriarchate and the limitations on the rights of non-Muslim religious minorities in the country in its new report for 2020.State Department report slams Turkey on Ecumenical Patriarchate, Hagia Sophia
12.05.2021 • 22:15
The US State Department slammed Turkey on its record on religious freedoms citing the pressures exerted on the Ecumenical Patriarchate and the limitations on the rights of non-Muslim religious minorities in the country in its new report for 2020.
The report said that the Turkish government “continued to restrict efforts of minority religious groups to train their clergy,” and the Greek Orthodox Halki Seminary remained closed, while it “continued not to recognize Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I as the leader of the world’s approximately 300 million Orthodox Christians, consistent with the government’s stance that there was no legal obligation for it to do so.”
The government’s position remained that the Ecumenical Patriarch was only the religious leader of the country’s Greek Orthodox minority population. The government continued to permit only Turkish citizens to vote in the Ecumenical Patriarchate’s Holy Synod or be elected patriarch but continued its practice of granting citizenship to Greek Orthodox metropolitans under the terms of the government’s 2011 stopgap solution intended to widen the pool of candidates eligible to become the next patriarch.
“The government did not recognize the leadership or administrative structures of non-Muslim minorities, such as the Armenian Apostolic Patriarchate of Constantinople, the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople, and Chief Rabbinate, as legal entities, leaving them unable to buy or hold title to property or to press claims in court,” the report continued.
The report also noted that senior US officials, including the Secretary of State, called on the Turkish government to allow the reopening of Halki Seminary and for the training of clergy members from all communities in the country. In June, the Ambassador at Large for International Religious Freedom called for the government to keep Hagia Sophia’s status as a museum.
Turkey dismisses US report on religious freedom - Türkiye News
Turkey on May 14 dismissed the U.S. State Department's latest report on religious freedom, saying it is not based on fact and ignored Ankara's efforts to promote religious freedom in the country.
www.hurriyetdailynews.com
Tigerfish
Gesperrt
Für eine Taschentuch-Generation wie euch kann keiner das Wasser reichenTürken heulen schon rum
Turkey dismisses US report on religious freedom - Türkiye News
Turkey on May 14 dismissed the U.S. State Department's latest report on religious freedom, saying it is not based on fact and ignored Ankara's efforts to promote religious freedom in the country.
Wären die Türken bumsfidele US-Verbündete wie ihr, hätten sie die Russen zum Mond geschossen. Haben sie aber nicht getan , he he....